Warprize
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I just took the brooch off the bloody cloth and slipped it into my hand.
“Lara.” It was Arneath, Captain of the Palace Guard. There’d be no cozening him. “You must leave. Now.”
“Yes, I know.” Arneath would take great pleasure in preventing my visits to the prisoners. He’d made it clear long ago that I, a Daughter of the Blood, demeaned myself by learning a craft. I turned, placing the remaining jars in my basket, using my body to shield as I slipped the brooch inside. I stood, the handle... tight in one hand, the bundle tucked under my arm. “I’m ready.”
Arneath stood behind me, unconvinced. I think he had been expecting an argument. I looked at Joden and spoke in his language. “I’ll return tomorrow. Do not let him try to walk or stand.” I ignored Arneath as he shifted from one foot to another, looming behind me.
Joden’s face and tone did not change. He remained kneeling at Simus’s side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I just took the brooch off the bloody cloth and slipped it into my hand.
“Lara.” It was Arneath, Captain of the Palace Guard. There’d be no cozening him. “You must leave. Now.”
“Yes, I know.” Arneath would take great pleasure in preventing my visits to the prisoners. He’d made it clear long ago that I, a Daughter of the Blood, demeaned myself by learning a craft. I turned, placing the remaining jars in my basket, using my body to shield as I slipped the brooch inside. I stood, the handle... tight in one hand, the bundle tucked under my arm. “I’m ready.”
Arneath stood behind me, unconvinced. I think he had been expecting an argument. I looked at Joden and spoke in his language. “I’ll return tomorrow. Do not let him try to walk or stand.” I ignored Arneath as he shifted from one foot to another, looming behind me.
Joden’s face and tone did not change. He remained kneeling at Simus’s side.
What to read after Warprize?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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