The funeral was not a nice time; I left the kids back in Indy with Ann and was glad I did so when it got ugly. I didn't care about his family but when...a couple of them started yelling at Eileen and blaming her for his straying and being a drug dealer, I had to step in to make sure that they understood that they could yell all they want, I would not let them touch Eileen or Taylor.Thankful Eileen insisted that both of them were properly insured, a much better company than I used, so her. “There wouldn’t happen to be an unused road with a good bump in it around here, would there?” Sean asked. The idea of driving on a road with the Dwarves loose scared him more than he was willing to admit.“There’s an old logging road not far from here,” Chief Fastman said.“You might want to show them where it is,” Sean said.“That’s a good idea,” Chief Fastman said.Sean’s mother looked up at the ceiling and said, “That’s a very good idea, Sean. I’ll even put some benches there for them to sit. We don’t want it to appear rushed.”“Most probably I will, but advance preparation never goes wrong. Take care of our child,” he added, patting her swollen tummy.She smiled, but added, “He, or she, appears to be behaving better at the moment, thank the Earth Mother.”John made his relatively short journey to the Farfarers tribe, and was welcomed at the guarded gateway by faces he recognised but could not put a name to.“Hello, Shaman John. Come to visit Chief Maranga?”“I have. Is she here at the. He was breathing fast, the numb sensation much stronger. He reeled a little as he stood there looking at the dead man. The fear had left him, but the anger was still there. The kid felt as if he had a million volts of electricity charging through his skin, his hands bunched into bloody fists. ‘And my name ain’t boy.’ The kid panted. He realized his vision was going dim, the world suddenly swimming in shades of grey and black before his eyes. He fell to the floor. As darkness took him he heard.