The Last Journey of the Bouncer A Falcon is Flying

The adventurous struggle of Alamut Fedaisi Talon ends with this book…

There is a castle on the peaks of the Elbrus Mountains where Seyduna Hasan Sabbah trained sacrificers: Its name is ALAMUT, meaning "Eagle's Nest"

He thought about the pilgrims. There were priests and women among them, but something was missing. His mind fumbled for a few moments, and then he realized: there were no children. Why were there no children among them?

He was suddenly startled. "Sir Guy, Claude, I'm going to get my bow. Arm yourself immediately and tell the others to arm themselves."

Sensing the urgency in his voice, Sir Guy and Claude took immediate action. They trusted Talon more than anyone else.

The priests' heads were still covered; A small group was walking straight towards the gate tower. Talon decided to try his luck.

"Stop those guys!" he shouted, pointing at the four men heading towards the armed men near the door. There was a stunned silence as many eyes turned in his direction, and then the men dressed as priests began to run straight towards the men at the door.

"To arms! To arms!" he shouted at the top of his voice.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 504

Year of Printing: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yurt Kitap Publishing

First Print Year: 2015

Number of Pages: 504

Language Turkish