CHAPTER 33
That morning, the sun barely shone through the fine mist that had enveloped everything. Immersed in that glowing vapor, Akiah looked like a magical place.
I hastily ate the fruits and Bekah milk and stared at the sky, waiting for the roar of a spaceship. I had counted the times the sun and moons had chased each other in the sky, and I was sure I was not mistaken. That was the day, the day Master Zui Mar would be back from a long mission. The day I would be entrusted to him.
I was quivering because I had heard Organa say he was very strict, but mostly because I was afraid he wouldn’t like me. I feared he would consider me too frail and useless, unable to do the things I was able to before, and that he’d then reject me. Or, worse, if he were forced to train me anyway, under ord
