Heng-lon

Heng-lon was a 'mountain bandit' of a band led by Kenjak, the so-called "Bandit Lord" of the Gangrek Mounts of Jacuruku. Heng-lon was a youth with short, ragged hair whose skull was flattened and caved-in on the left side, causing his eye on that side to permanently stare off to the left. Heng-lon breathed through his mouth, wore short trousers, and had the mental age of a five-year old. He was armed with a spear and a short-bladed knife. Heng-lon was called "turtle-boy" by his fellow bandits.Blood and Bone, Chapter 9, US HC p.358-359
==In Blood and Bone==
Heng-lon was ordered by Kenjak to guard Pon-lor, a young Thaumaturg who had been captured by the bandits, while the rest of the band went hunting. Heng-lon was terrified to be left alone with Pon-lor, even though he had been gagged and tied to a tree. Still, looking at Pon-lor, Heng-lon licked his lips and, grinning, sidled up to the Thaumaturg and then urinated all over him. Finishing, Heng-lon giggled and said, "Always wanted to do that... No one c'n top this story!" While Pon-lor set himself to meditate purposefully, Heng-lon started a fire and then sat cross-legged with his spear in front of it, periodically glancing over at the Thaumaturg. Eventually the rest of the bandits returned, rejoining Heng-lon, their hunt having been successful.Blood and Bone, Chapter 7, US HC p.276-278Blood and Bone, Chapter 9, US HC p.358-361
==Notes and references==
Category:Males
Category:Bandits
Category:Jacuruku natives