KRISHNA CORIOLIS#6: Fortress Of Dwarka - Plot & Excerpts
Banker, AKB eBOOKS 5 The occupant of the boat that braved the ocean sat before Krishna on a golden seat. Krishna had insisted that he take that seat while he himself sat on a lower stool beside the visitor. The instant Krishna had received word of the boat, he had flown to the Wall in his own Pushpak driven by Daruka, leaving the astonished young Watcher far behind with his blinding speed. Daruka’s expert handling lowered the vaahan to the ocean beyond the Wall, as Bana was joined at his position by the curious young Vighneshwara. Both had watched as Krishna himself reached from his golden chariot into the boat, helping what appeared to be an elderly man into the vehicle. Then, the pushpak had risen up to just above the height of the Wall. For a moment, as the Pushpak rose within easy view of the Wall, the pair of Watchers had seen the visitor from the boat. He appeared to be an elderly brahmin, quite worse the wear for his oceanic voyage. Then the Pushpak had flashed past overhead and they had seen no more. They exchanged a curious glance, united in that instant in a common brotherhood of ignorance and curiosity, wondering why a brahmin would be seafaring in a tiny boat but Bana had already warned the young man not to say a word about the incident or ask a question of anyone and the threat of Kanika-maasi still loomed formidably in the young apprentice’s memory.
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