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Lord of the Black Mountain 6/?
Before breakfast the next morning, Joris introduces the prince to his younger students who were currently living at the Warden’s House. Sira Aona was the oldest, being a year or two younger than His Highness. Next was Jhia Yixi and Jhia Wanan, who were siblings. Yixi was fifteen, and her brother Wanan was twelve. All…
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Lord of the Black Mountain 5/?
The Lord Warden’s soup arrived, and it smelled good enough that Caris was willing to try a sample of it, from a smaller bowl that was provided to him. He would have thought this was extremely scandalous or at least embarrassing to be sharing food from someone else’s bowl. However, looking around he could see…
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Lord of the Black Mountain 4/?
Four The Lord Warden’s House stood facing the Archon’s Palace across a wide plaza. The House was a little smaller than the Palace, but not by much, and they were mirror images of each other, built mostly of pale gray stone with black roof tiles. On the remaining two sides of the plaza were the…
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