The Tournament for Gods
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He aimed at his face when something happened. Elisanne cried out and stormed down on the slope to stand between the boss and the boy. By the time she arrived, the boss had hit the boy, who fell on the ground with a bleeding head.
When Elisanne got there, she wasn’t in a mood to be able to think clearly. She hit the man on the nose with her intact fist and pushed him on the sand. The man stood up, while the girl squared her shoulders and situated protectively in front of the young boy. The man s...aid to Elisanne in a robotic tone.
‘Please, get out of my way!’ ‘No!’ The girl answered shaking her head, while tears rolled from her eyes. That time more bosses arrived at the lorry, surrounding Elisanne, who continued.
203 The Tournament for Gods – The doomed ‘You don’t know what you are doing now. You are not yourselves; let me explain it to you!’ ‘Please, step away!’ ‘No.’ The girl knuckled to be ready to fight. When the bosses went for her, she started fighting like a lion; however, she didn’t want to kill the people, which is why she used her naked fist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He aimed at his face when something happened. Elisanne cried out and stormed down on the slope to stand between the boss and the boy. By the time she arrived, the boss had hit the boy, who fell on the ground with a bleeding head.
When Elisanne got there, she wasn’t in a mood to be able to think clearly. She hit the man on the nose with her intact fist and pushed him on the sand. The man stood up, while the girl squared her shoulders and situated protectively in front of the young boy. The man s...aid to Elisanne in a robotic tone.
‘Please, get out of my way!’ ‘No!’ The girl answered shaking her head, while tears rolled from her eyes. That time more bosses arrived at the lorry, surrounding Elisanne, who continued.
203 The Tournament for Gods – The doomed ‘You don’t know what you are doing now. You are not yourselves; let me explain it to you!’ ‘Please, step away!’ ‘No.’ The girl knuckled to be ready to fight. When the bosses went for her, she started fighting like a lion; however, she didn’t want to kill the people, which is why she used her naked fist.
What to read after The Tournament for Gods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Toth to read onlineMoreLess
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