advisor.


"Unrest makes you forget what you can use your head for, dear Katra. Use the trick of the magician Babidi and destroy cities until the fugitives surrender voluntarily."

Katra pushed his anger aside. "This idea is not that bad," he praised the master.


"What do you expect? I am not a master of my subject for nothing," replied the master irritably. He hated it when Katra portrayed him as a complete idiot and reversed the roles exactly. Katra's forte was clearly not thinking. The master imagined what it would look like if Katra thought about it and had to smile at the thought of little cogs turning in Katra's sparrow brain.


"What are you staring at? Leave me alone. I want to be left alone."


To ponder, Master added in his mind and suppressed a loud malicious laugh. Leaving his captain alone, he set out to find the source of that sinister power that had thwarted Katra's victory over the two boys.




That's it for the second part. I promised a little more action. Well, I'm not sure I didn't promise too much.Don't forget to write to me whether you like it or not. I hope you stay true to me and read the third part too (should I ever get around to writing it).