The Hunter and the Dragon

The Tsehun people have a saying. “Our blood burnshotter than the blood of delicate men.” And Alo sonDasan wants to be a man in the tradition of his people.To be a great hunter that rivals his older brother,Kuruk, and makes his father proud. But there is onemajor problem. Alo is a terrible shot. Can he pass thetraditional rites and become a man? Will he makehis first kill and begin his journey as a great hunterof the Tsehun? Or will he fail and become one of theYielded? An outcast among his people. Less thana man and having no purpose. But there might beanother danger lurking in the shadows of a distantland. One that forces Alo and his people to make analliance with the world they work so hard to avoid.And maybe the delicate men are not as delicate asthey assumed.