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The storm-dark was on the horizon ahead of them, a hundred miles away and already a dark smear over the gleaming sands.
She took a bladeless knife from the passageway where an Elemental Man had been turned to a smear of ash, buckling its sheath around her waist.
The blood pouring out of his chest was trickling down his leg and leaving a smear along the floor.
The glasship drifted over the great fortress of Vul Tara, now a blackened smear.
Azriel’s blue Siphons flared ahead, a smear of cobalt in the mist, and Cassian shot higher into the sky, until that blue was a flutter beneath him.
It was where George Baton, a man who always got up at the exact same time every day like clockwork, found a small smear of blood on his way to the shower booth from his basement living quarters.
Some he caught with tooth and claw and ripped apart, or held them down and burned them until their glass and gold melted into a smear on the stone.
Paint splattered her casual clothes; a smear of white graced her freckled cheekbone.
’ The last fire of the sun blazed around the black smear of cloud.
He wanted to hug it, to spread himself across it as widely as he could like a man might smear butter over bread, but he didn’t get the chance.
The sled drifted on, blind and dumb, always in the same direction, day after day over the endless rise and fall of the dunes, a great red and yellow sea frozen stiff, until in the distance on the fourth day Tsen saw the smear on the horizon that was the storm-dark of the Godspike and the unmistakable flashes of lightning in the sky.
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