" The bow in hand, he finally staggered up and glanced down the alley, obviously searching for whoever had – what had he said? – ‘called’ him? Though he didn’t look much taller than her, the vast array of weapons – enough to fight a whole troop of French soldiers – was terrifying and slightly ridiculous. Like what a little boy might don to pretend to be some ancient warrior.
A warrior. Oh, by the Most High…
He was looking for her. Nahri was the one who had called him. "
― S.A. Chakraborty , The City of Brass (The Daevabad Trilogy, #1)