Krishna Coriolis#6: Fortress of Dwarka
“Banker, AKB eBOOKS 3 “Lord of the Yavanas,” said the Indian sage. His long white beard and red ochre robes were clearly visible, despite the insubstantial nature of his appearance. Yet he was only an apparition. The Prince of India could easily see his closest advisors and other men through the hazy form of the sage: they were waiting patiently for his response and command, accustomed to his long periods of introspection, respectful enough to wait as long as was needed. They had ridden and fou...ght with him a dozen years or more and all trusted his judgement enough to know that even if he chose not to speak while the escapee got away, it was for good reason. What they did not know, could not know, was that he was distracted by a ghostly apparition of an ancient Indian sage that had suddenly appeared in their midst; an apparition not visible to their eyes. How this was possible, the Yavana did not know or care. All he knew was that the sage was here again and that he was the same sage who had guided him on this long journey, assuring him that the trip would not be wasted or his efforts in vain.MoreLess
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