“Which one – do you – want to lose – first?”“But I thought you said –”“No, I never said I wouldn’t eat you. The test is whether yo... want to continue living while I’m eating you.” He smiled as a ghastly look crossed the warrior’s face. “Now choose, before I choose for you.”Hiryu hesitated, taking a deep breath, thinking. Finally he waved his left arm. “This one, since you insist.”“Your weaker arm. I expected no less from a warrior. You still have hope of living, I see.” Eigis remarked, swiftly. " Looking around as I walked down the street, the changes since M-day were noticeable, and not all of them good. For example, there were infrequent stains of blood here and there along the footpath where 'unresolved altercations' had occurred between men and women. Also every now and then you could hear a faint scream off in the distance. I figured I'd better enjoy the Bliss while it lasted, at this rate, it wasn't going to be around for much longer. Where we lived was right on the northern. At least his dad couldn’t care less how he wore his hair or his clothes.It was mid afternoon when Callum finally left the Hotel where he and his dad lived, albeit his dad was away most of the time leaving Callum alone for weeks on end. Callum felt a twinge of guilt as he turned south towards the river. Before leaving the Hotel room, he stashed a small amount of the local currency into his shorts pocket, not enough to be a tragedy if he was robbed but still enough, by Callum’s reckoning, to buy. "No. That was an expression of contempt, and a bit of sarcasm," I replied."Well, I think we are going to be here for a long time. Your car was spotted at the home of the deceased shortly before the discovery of his body. You were seen entering his residence. How do you explain his body, if you didn't do it?" he asked me."I don't. I went and asked for directions. Why don't you ask the other people who were at the party he was having?" I replied."Never mind that. Why did you kill him, Lindsy?.