Heir Of Iron (The Powers Of Amur Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Something was wrong with Gocam. The hermit had closed his eyes and clutched his fists to his chest, and his lips moved in a silent mantra. He exhaled slowly, a sound like a single subdued sob creaking out of his throat, and he looked at Navran. “My child lives,” he said. “My weakness is nearly complete.” “Your child?” “A child of the spirit, not of the flesh. Ruyam was my disciple. That was why I ascended the mountain.” “I don’t understand.” Gocam rubbed his hand on his chest and closed his eyes. “Did you think I always lived on the mountain? Forty years ago I was the Lama of Ternas. Ruyam came as a young man, the child of a khadir who had shown some promise in the way of the Powers. So I taught him. I taught him everything I knew, and then I drove him out.” He sighed and opened his large, milky eyes to stare at Navran. His expression was guileless and unafraid, but its very openness unnerved Navran. “Should I confess the evil in my heart to you,” Gocam asked, “as you confess to me?”
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