All Chapters of Mystery of the Olko beads: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Chapter 1 (Marakusha.) Very early at dawn today, Tsote and the rest of the boy woke up to the sound of thundering drums. The sound of the drum was a common signal for all the Kurotandi boys to leave their shelters in haste and converge at the training field. Usually they were informed where they would converge the day before. Therefore, they knew where… today they converge at the center of the M’zowa training field. Today would be the third and very last time they would to train in the M’zowa field. And then the Kurotandi training would end. The M’zowa training grounds were a very old place with three larger dry trees with long spreading branches. The branches spread out for about fifty feet or more while the tip of the trees towered for about seventy feet high.They were a legendary but also very rare type of trees called the M’zowa. In the past, Kuoka guardians of the diff

Chapter 3 (The caretaker’s return.) Tsote helped carry the roast meat off while Sakitha completed stuffing the last skinned animal with onion and other spicing stuff…“One who can’t listen to his father, would he listen to the queen Makita…”I think I’ll need to carry Mama Erusa along to the palace; she seems to be the only person he ever hears.”“She is a story teller and she follows no one but her dreams, blind as she is…”“Shhh…” came one of the men she travels and hunts with. “They say she hears mockery no matter where or how far she follows her dream calls…?”“I don’t believe that, she only tells lovely stories and…” came Tsote.“Father says she reads everything you ever utter about her whenever she feels your palms…merely.

Chapter 5 (The Illegitimate child.) “My father…” Tsote spoke with his eyebrows rising. He looked back at him and took in two deep breaths… “Uhmm! My father.”“Told you once I’m not your real father Tsote… forgotten already?”“Yes you told me but…” he stammered. “You want to say my father lives here in Sambura city.“Indeed...” came Thalko. “Your father is a very powerful and influential man.”This lightened Tsote’s face up a little. Just as Thalko added“But just to let you know he has two other sons older than you.”“They have their mothers?”“Yes but you won’t meet your mother…”“Why?”“Your mother… your father knows best. However, try to behave royal come what may because

Chapter 7 (The king’s precious.) On top the round stone table two winged owls curved out of rock with a their eyes glowing of colored stone stood with their wings wide apart but facing outwards. They seemed to be in motion. Between them was a square block rising four feet off the stone table and on top this there was a strange black stone illuminated by light from a small opening above. The moment day light touched this black rock element the moment the two statues started dropping in height. The moment the light touched the rock, the water before them seemingly started slowing down and clearing as clear as glass.The king still wore the strange white beads around his neck and this time they glowed yellowish. He walked up to this stone and raised his eyes. He shut his eyes for a few seconds until the statues stopped shifting. The moment they did, he took out his blade and cut into his wrist. He drop

Chapter 9 (Tales by the blind) The Home seekers obeyed and honored the norms and customs of his ancestors as king and this impressed the ancestors when he and rule was unlike that of his ancestor. Until the new comers arrived. The new comers were a tribe of our very own people who sailed away across the great sea one thousand years ago to escape the chaos the first Yakunko Reign with king Oladiya.’ She narrates. Punishment ‘However, it took them generations of advancement and growth as well as a great wash of bravery to dare to sail back homeward. When they left many years back, they were a very weak people who returned advanced and unchallengeable. When they returned, they found an empire flourishing with its old way, still under the rule and influence of the Kurota tribe. They had reasons for their return. When they returned they took their time to learn because King D’jabonu was a powerful king and we were as powerf