The Wind in my Heart
The painting of Yamantaka catches my eye, but today there are no offerings laid out before it.
It’s just the two of us in the room together and the air is thick with the heat of the little flames. There’s no one to instruct me in the proper protocols and etiquette this time, but I feel like I should offer a gesture of respect. I’ve been considering the prospect that this man is a puppet master, possibly a murderer, but the sight of him with his warm smile and frail body makes me feel like an idiot. Still, history is full of charming old men pulling the strings of killers. I bow awkwardly and look around for a cushion to sit on, but he knocks the breath out of me by rising to his feet in a fl
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