The World Weavers (2016)
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Onyeka pointed toward the encampment as they hid on the ridge. “That group is geased as well.”
“Why do you say that?” Kadar asked. He couldn’t see much difference between the cohorts of the army.
“It’s a huge group, three times larger than the rest. But in spite of that, the fighters are doing exactly what a model fighter should do—no pranks, no joking around. When they’re done with the tasks assigned, they simply sit. One of our spies had reported seeing a cohort like this. He and the ...other troops were told the men in it were criminals, so they would not befriend the geased men. We’d never put two and two together before. Look, see, their commanders are with them all the time.”
“Commanders?” Kadar peered through his eyeglass to confirm that several of Voras’s men were with the group. “There’s more than one. Aaron said that only one person controlled the geased fighters.”
Onyeka shrugged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Onyeka pointed toward the encampment as they hid on the ridge. “That group is geased as well.”
“Why do you say that?” Kadar asked. He couldn’t see much difference between the cohorts of the army.
“It’s a huge group, three times larger than the rest. But in spite of that, the fighters are doing exactly what a model fighter should do—no pranks, no joking around. When they’re done with the tasks assigned, they simply sit. One of our spies had reported seeing a cohort like this. He and the ...other troops were told the men in it were criminals, so they would not befriend the geased men. We’d never put two and two together before. Look, see, their commanders are with them all the time.”
“Commanders?” Kadar peered through his eyeglass to confirm that several of Voras’s men were with the group. “There’s more than one. Aaron said that only one person controlled the geased fighters.”
Onyeka shrugged.
What to read after The World Weavers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelley Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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