The Burning God
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Vurderinger
- Galina Beltyukovahar delt en vurderingfor 4 år siden
👍Værd at læse🌴God til stranden🚀OpslugendeAmazing end of the trilogy. Dark, cruel and painful but so captivating
- Naidahar delt en vurderingfor 5 måneder siden
👍Værd at læse🙈Ikke min kop te🔮Overraskende💡Lærerig🎯Læseværdig🚀Opslugende - Luís Melohar delt en vurderingsidste år
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Citater
- Valeria Sedanohar citeretfor 5 dage siden
They would take back the south with sheer numbers. The Mugenese and the Republic were strong, but the south was many. And if southerners were dirt like all the legends said, then they would crush their enemies with the overwhelming force of the earth until they could only dream of breathing. They would bury them with their bodies. They would drown them in their blood. - Valeria Sedanohar citeretfor 5 dage sidenThis is how we win the south, she thought as her surroundings dissolved into a blurry wave of heat. That made it easier to keep going. She couldn’t see faces, couldn’t see the pain. All she saw were shapes. Not with our blades, but our bodies.
- Valeria Sedanohar citeretfor 5 dage sidenIn the end they had their troops smear their faces with bright red mud from a nearby pond. It left crimson patches on their clothes wherever they touched, and it caked onto their skin in dry, rusty streaks that didn’t rub off without water.
“We look stupid.” Rin surveyed the ranks. “We look like children playing past our dinnertime.”
“No, we look like a clay army.” Souji dragged two fingers across his cheek, leaving a thick, clearly visible streak. “The Red Emperor’s very finest, baked fresh from southern dirt.”
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