The Heir (Fall Of The Swords Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
When he emerged from his killing trance, he was different somehow. More alive, more determined, more resolved. I taught the boy from the time he was five, and I knew him better than his own father. The day I saw his face change, I couldn't say that I still knew him well.—Personal Accounts of Events before the Fall, by Keeping Track. Genetic analysis could neither confirm nor deny Rustling Pine's assertion that the General Scratching Wolf had fathered her children—for reasons that remain a mystery to this day. Since analysis is so exact, the tests shouldn't have failed, and yet they had. We hypothesize now that the talents of the two bastard children interfered with the testing. Flowering Pine and Flaming Wolf had both possessed talents that resisted quantification and qualification. No one really knew the full extent of those talents. All we know is that neither reputed parent, Rustling Pine nor Scratching Wolf, had a talent with half the strength.—Medical Mysteries, by the Imperial Medacor Healing Hand.
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