Settlement had extended beyond the Mississippi River. I found myself becoming interested in seeing this great land. My earlier encounter, when Indians...still controlled much land, had not been of the most edifying results, that is, running for our lives as we did. Traveling in much more comfortable circumstances as now seemed possible, piqued my curiosity.And so, I set out by boat to see this land. Though that at a glance is a contradiction, it is not. I traveled first to New Orleans, the great. Speaking of which, we have several big problems to deal with." She had taken on a broad smile and seemed a bit to happy about the bad news.Jordan suddenly had the look of dread everybody gets when Tamalain gets cheerful over bad news. "What have you done Tamalain Arrowmark. How bad is it and how many have died so far because of what you have done."Tamalain huffed at him, "Well oh high and mighty council president, as yet I have only killed four bandits not counting the inky there. Jordan, this. It also meant I'd need to come back to the house before setting off for home, an even greater inconvenience.Waiting for a short break in the downpour, I raced down the street only to be caught minutes from the tube station as the heavens opened once more. It was nearly lunchtime before I felt dry again and the thought of braving the elements on the way back held little appeal. Whilst tempted to sneak away early whilst the weather held, I resisted the impulse and struggled through my final. Akansha did not know what to do, she looked at me. She was blushing but she looked confident.“Well! I guess it has to be proven then” I said and I hugged her again from behind and pulled her towards me. She closed her eyes as she rested her head on my shoulders. I looked at Pramod and smiled. Pramod came close to us moving the glasses and snacks in anticipation. I held both her legs at her knee and parted them. I glanced at Akansha and her eyes were shut. She was trying hard to keep them shut,.
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