The education of the shamalak boy was challenging at times, and yet I never felt out of patience. He was very clever, if not quite brilliant, but what allowed him to progress through the rigorous education I laid out for him was a simple love of knowledge and the heart to work through difficulty. No matter how hard I pushed him, he never grew bitter or complained. Always he pushed himself to be better and always he became better.
---Taken from the journal of Master Bendick of the Lucinian Order
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Age of Asango: Book II
FantasyFour and a half years after the events of book one, Cassian is called to serve in the Denigoth military and must contend with the corrupt forces that wish to see him dead, as well as with his starborn brother, Dimitris. Gretis has honed Kota into a...
