Terminei "O Homem que Mudou o Céu" há uns dias, para quem curte livros sobre a história da astronomia, é muito bom.
Agora comecei esse aqui:
Estou lendo o original em inglês, comprei um box com os três primeiros livros da série por pouco mais que 50 reais.
Ainda estou na página 54, mas estou gostando, o estilo de escita do autor me agradou bastante, vou transcrever um trecho aqui:
Station is the paradox of the world of my people, the limitation of our power withing the hunger for power. It is gained through treachery and invites treachery against those who gain it. Those most powerful in Menzoberanzan spend their days watching over their shoulders, defending aginst the daggers that would find their backs. Their Deaths usually come from the front. - Drizzt Do'Urden
E agora parte de uma batalha, em outra cor por causa dos spoilers:
A snap of his wip was the only explanation he offered as he smashed a tiny ceramic globe at his feet. The sphere shattered, droping out a pellet that Briza had enchanted for just such occasions, a pellet glowing with the brightness of daylight.
For eyes accustomed to blackness, tuned in to heat emanations, the instrusion of such radiance came in a blinding flash of agony. The clerics' cries of pain only aided Zak in his systematic trek around the room, and he smiled widely under his hood everytime he felt his sword bite into drow flesh.
He heard the begginings of a spell across the way and knew that one of the DeVirs had recovered enough from the assault to be dangerous. The weapons master did not need his eyes to aim, however, and the crack of his whip took Matron Ginafae's tongue right out of her mouth.
Spoiler mediano, como falei, ainda estou na página 54, então não é nada que vá estragar seu livro, mas como sempre tem alguém pra reclamar, fica aí em outra cor.
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