O Espadachim de Carvão e a Voz do Guardião Cego

In his third adventure, Adapak runs into enemies and assassins he didn't know existed. This time, a suicide cult believes he is the reincarnation of its prophet, a holy man who will set everyone free. Surrounded by zealots, he can't just tell the truth. He has to wait for the right moment to reveal who he is and get out alive. The cult's faith stirs up enemies all along the way, and Captain Sirara tries to rescue him. In the end, it's to protect the very group threatening him that Adapak takes on a journey of madness, death and devotion. We found no reliable source for the ending, so we stop at the official premise.

1. Behind the scenesA six-year wait

   The third book came out from LeYa in 2021, six years after As Pontes de Puzur. At 304 pages, it's the longest in the series.

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2. ReferenceThe prophet he isn't

   Since the first book, Adapak keeps being mistaken for holy figures. In As Pontes de Puzur, the monk Azagör thinks he's S'almu Saruma, the Burned King. Here a whole cult believes it.

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3. Behind the scenesThe cartoon that never came

   At CCXP 2019, Split Studio announced an animated O Espadachim de Carvão series directed by Vini Wolf, aimed at 2022. As of October 2026, it hasn't premiered.

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