" Now you're talking." I laughed as I reached down and squeezed her rear."What's so funny, you two?" Roya asked looking out at us with a perplexed exp...ession on her face."Oh, nothing." Treeya answered with amusement between laughter, as we resumed walking into the cave, "Nothing," then under her breath she snickered, "Just wait. You'll find out." Daaac?" Roya strung out my name while crinkling up her nose."It's nothing my love. Really," I answered but I gave Roya's rear a good squeeze on my way. She decided to wait it out a bit. 'If he did come out, she could easily hide in the darkness. She found an old trunk to sit on. It smelled all dusty and dank down there and her feet were cold from the hard floor.A mouse scurried out and ran over her foot. 'Oh my God!' she thought and almost fainted. 'Only a little mouse.'She waited it out for about half an hour then decided to see what was going on. She listened for awhile close to the door behind the racks of wine. It was very still and quiet. Wewere lucky: he had documents and we discovered that his true name wasThomasz of SansB.Family names became obsolete after the population figures drasticallydiminished in consequence of the pest and of the wars, people startedbeing identified again by their city of origin. Provided I could finddocuments with the demon's victims, my task of tracing back the demon?ssteps would not be too much difficult.Living in a distant village at the border of the civilized world Ibelieved, my whole previous. I did not notice that both my sons have got up and walked into the drawing room with their sleepy eyes.I felt some presence and looked up to find them moving towards me. They sat beside me on the couch wiping the sleep from their eyes. I wished them – ‘Good morning my dears.’ Rajesh replied – ‘Good morning mom.’ Shreyas also wished – ‘Good morning mommy.’ I asked – ‘Did you guys have good sleep?’Rajesh replied – ‘Yes mom, we never slept so peacefully.’ Shreyas then added – ‘What you did gave us.