To meine mummy se ek din kaha “ mujhe hall mei need thik se nahi aati hai thannd lag jati hai”Mummy ne kaha -“ Thik hai tu priya ke room mei so ...aana bed to do logo ke liye kafi hai” mein to kaha “thik hai” aur uss din mei raat to TV dekhne aur uncle aur bahiya se baate kare ke baad raat ke 12:30 priya ke room mei gaya to dekhi woh apne nighty mei thi aur phone mei baate karne mei lagi thi aur haas haas kar baate kar rahi thi woh mujhe dekti hi boli “ thik hai mei phone rakthi ho kal baat karte. Not quite human. The farmer's face bulged where facial bones had given way to pressure inside the skull. It looked grotesquely flat, somehow, despite the bulge."Anybody know who they are?" he asked. There was still a crowd of ten or fifteen men milling around.Jasper Wiggins spoke. "Them three rode in this morning," he said, pointing at the group of bodies. Sydney seemed to know them." Sydney was the bartender and Sheriff Cross had no real use for him.Tim Humphreys stepped forward. "The farmer. "And..." Ben added grinning, after seeing Tenchi slowly nod, enchanted with the intensity of her stare, reaching into his pocket. "What if I give you this?" WHOA!" Mayuka's ruby eyes almost popped out of her head as the midday sun flashed on the surface of a five hundred yen coin."But!" Ben continued, making the coin vanish from small fingers already reaching. Simultaneously dotting the precocious toddler's button nose. "Only if you can say everyone's name!" Well." Mayuka began, rubbing her. "Followers of The Goddess!" His resonant voice created a spreading pool of silence as onlookers crowded forward. "I call Council. In the name of The Goddess I, Doranthe, call together the Council of the Followers of The Goddess."The crowd stood for a moment in shocked silence, broken only by the wail of a fretful child somewhere among the tents. Then men and women came forward by ones and by twos until fourteen people stood before Doranthe, waiting."The Council is now assembled." He let his.