Enewald: As for your question: Same as what happened to the Sultan’s body in Muse. The Reader controls it while he’s there and when he's not there, the body goes on a sort of auto-pilot. The longer a Reader inhabits the body the better the body performs to the wishes of the Reader.
As for the Janos ignorance thing. Consider he’s trying to gather information in this strange place he’s only just arrived. He has to find out who he is, what he’s doing there, the situation of the world and doesn’t realize that Khayr ad-Din can read the book. He has to ask these questions while testing Khayr to see what his limits are.
aldriq: The book ought to become more interesting as time goes on. Between a dangerous war and Janos predicted by Khayr to rebel there ought to be much opportunity to expand interest.
To all: In this chapter I introduce a character for which I altered my 1800's outline. I don't think everyone will like it but I believe it'll add a little color to the story.
As for the Janos ignorance thing. Consider he’s trying to gather information in this strange place he’s only just arrived. He has to find out who he is, what he’s doing there, the situation of the world and doesn’t realize that Khayr ad-Din can read the book. He has to ask these questions while testing Khayr to see what his limits are.
aldriq: The book ought to become more interesting as time goes on. Between a dangerous war and Janos predicted by Khayr to rebel there ought to be much opportunity to expand interest.
To all: In this chapter I introduce a character for which I altered my 1800's outline. I don't think everyone will like it but I believe it'll add a little color to the story.