They came to me with the remainder to finish it off. There was a generous drink remaining. I took most of it and then passed the bottle to Rita. She b...avely took the bottle and then tipped it up to show that it was empty. The Indians went to their horses and mounted up. The squaws with two young papooses followed closely with the rest strung out behind, heading toward the hill country.Rita spoke, “They have a long way to go to get to their camp. I feel sorry for them.”“Rita, they probably. "Um, hello. How do you know my name, anyway?" Andrew, I know everyone's name." Are you a teacher at the school? Or a counselor?"He laughed. It was a full laugh, but not a mean one."Well, you could say I'm a teacher, Andrew, but I don't work at the school."He stuck out his hand."I'm Comus, Andrew. I've been waiting for you."Waiting for me? Crap, this was getting a little weird."Hi, um, I'm Andrew, but I guess you know that. How come you're waiting for me?" It's not a mystery, Andrew. People come. "I do," I stated."Then assume your place in the circle," he said and turned to face the body of the fallen Drebasty Adept.A little confused, I found a place between two of the Adepts. This was apparently a funeral rite of some sort. Well, the least I could do, was to honor this person. He had come to defend me, and teach me the way of the sword.The Drebasty started chanting in a language I didn't understand. Finally as the sun set, a glow appeared above the body. The glow moved from over the. I need a good grade!"A wild grin cracked across Xeila's face, black paws curling tightly onto the white fur of Linn's shoulders. "Are you sure? I don't intend to hold back kitten." Yes! Please fucking fill me!" she begged.Xeila's claws dug into her shoulders and with a grunt she surged forward, pulling the slender feline back onto her length. Shi started building a rhythm, mercilessly delving into the depths of the trembling cat below her. Linn placed her paws on her belly, feeling the enormous.