O Espadachim de Carvão e as Pontes de Puzur

After the first book, Adapak is trying to get used to the mortal world and takes refuge on Sirara's ship. An old journal falls into his hands. It tells the story of Puzur Vendelel, a bodyguard who stole three relics from the sorcerer Yarlagandu's daughters, Igi, Sumi and Lukur, and had them forged into three blades of anbärr bone. Puzur crosses Kurgala hunting relics to rescue someone he loves, dragging along Laudiara, a 15-cycle-old girl forced to go with him. Along the way, they run into the Order of Keepers, who turn Laudiara against Puzur. While reading, Adapak doesn't notice his curiosity may have woken a threat. We found no reliable source for the ending, so we stop at the official premise.

1. Behind the scenesLaunched at the Book Fair

   The book came out on September 10, 2015, at the Rio International Book Biennial, from LeYa. That was two and a half years after the first one.

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2. Behind the scenesA journal from another age

   Puzur's story takes place around Cycle 520 of the Age of Mortals, about 1,200 cycles before the first book. Adapak follows it by reading.

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3. ReferenceThe first comic in the world

   The same launch brought the comic Tamtul e Magano e a Ameaça de Rumbaba, by L.G. Quelhas and Zé Carlos. It adapts the adventures of Tamtul and Magano, the books Adapak read as a kid.

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4. SetupFamiliar names

   Laudiara, the girl traveling with Puzur, has two younger brothers she believes are dead: Tamtul and Magano. The names should ring a bell.

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5. Behind the scenesGold box set

   In March 2017, LeYa released a gold-covered box set with the first two volumes.

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