Thornbear (Book 1)
“Gram returned to training, but he found it brought him little joy. It served only to keep his body occupied, but his mind drifted and it was difficult to maintain proper focus. During his sparring sessions with Cyhan, it seemed as if he had lost ground. The harder he tried, the worse he did.Meals were better, but nothing tasted good. Food was something necessary to fill the belly, but it gave him no pleasure.Gram was depressed.A week passed, and then another, before his mood improved. Slowly bu...t surely he returned to himself. Training became an opportunity to vent his frustration and he enjoyed not only mastering the sword techniques that Cyhan taught the others, but in demonstrating his superiority upon his fellow trainees.Gram was big; something that training with Cyhan alone had not allowed him to appreciate before. His mother was tall and he was told his father had been similar to Cyhan in size, but now that he was allowed to train with the other young men, it was far more obvious to him.MoreLess
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