Facets of Revolution (The Firebird Chronicles, #4)

by T.A. White

the Tuann rarely settled in places that didn’t have its own Mea’Ave. The House’s health would wane.

a lenacht was so prized. Once mature, the candidate it selected would convey it to a new home where it would take root. As an offshoot of the source, it was connected to its parent and would create a ki-rich environment capable of sustaining Tuann presence. This was the true reason for the adva ka—though ensuring the overall charact...

The strategic advantage a Mea’Ave lenacht could offer to a House and its chosen could not be overstated.

The ability to guide a lenacht to its new home was a coveted one that had spawned more than one feud amongst the Houses.