The Two Week Curse (Ten Realms, #1)

by Michael Chatfield

picked

carried

run.

"slither away." seems mor applicable than "run." Snakes lack the feet for running.

user if

user, if

another and

another,

meter square

cubic meter Storage of goods requires volume.

devices

devices;

talismans;

talismans

it

Delete this word. It is unnecessary and confusing.

only pay

only take payment

you

they

to rusty

to infection from rusty

greater

more

longer to shock

long enough to impress

over.

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only

just

who

whom

path cultivating

path of cultivating

for

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strong to

strong enough to

meters square,

cubic meters

a

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neck

throat

right

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two snakes.

two headed snake.

snakes

snake' heads

bullets from

bullets fired from

the organs,

Delete these words. There are no "organs" in the arms.

better

better,

hides

dens

all

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did

were

for?”

Delete this word. It is unnecessary.

isn’t

aren't

Gold is gold. We can get it back, but lives can’t be replaced.

steel

iron

“Blade.”

“Blaze.”

His was based around strengthening his body, and using it to increase his melee abilities; it was easier for him to understand and use.

I'd say it's the Monk's path.

deprived.

deprived of oxygen.

Erik took out the silence spell scroll and he gave it over to Rugrat.

A Marine sniper with a Silence Spell would be an absolute terror; especially if the Silence Spell could be carried by the bullets. The gun fires silently and the target dies silently as his head explodes!

Jasper was in charge of a new department, the library, that held a number of manuals that they had purchased from the auction. People were allowed to read them there and make notes but they couldn’t take them away.

In their early beginnings, libraries often had the books secured to the shelves with chains.

archery

archers

QRF

I wonder if this, sometimes, gets pronounces as "kerf" or "kwerf" instead as an acronym?

fired,

fired;

beasts the

beasts. The

totally.

entirely.

sticks;

stakes;

tusk,

horn,

limp

limped

city.

village.

everyone just

everyone;