“I wasn’t with my baba when he died,” he said. “By the time the Sons had found him and brought him back to our home, he was long gone. The coroner believed he’d been dead for hours, that there was no chance he could have been saved.” He held his mentor’s gaze. “So how did you see the light leave my father’s eyes?” Brother Ugo frowned. “I—” “And a second ago, you called the Shetani a she,” Ekon continued, trying to keep his voice from shaking. “Why would you do that?”
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