I walked across and she led the way down the stairs, switching lights on as she went. At the bottom there was an open space and a single heavy-looking...door. Eliza went over to a bench and sat down. She kicked off her girlish pink flip-flops and started zipping herself into a pair of black leather, thigh-length boots.“These teenagers …” she commented as she tugged the zips up the backs of her legs, “seem to have fixed ideas in their silly minds and sometimes I have to go along with it. I think. Better let sleeping dogs lie.(Flashback to two days ago--)Saitou: So you've finally made up your mind to go to Kyoto. Said your goodbyes to the Kamiya girl? Sorry, a slip of the tongue. From now on we'll be fighting together against the Shishio faction, so we'll have to get along.Kenshin: Fighting together?Saitou: Yes. In the aftermath of Okubo's assassination, Kawaji took on many more responsibilities, and he put me in command of the force in Kyoto. What's the long face for?Kenshin:. ”“Five generations,” said the barmaid in a softer tone, “Five generations o’ women with bellies not made fer giving birth but they all tried anyway. Five generations o’ women who died in childbirth, me own dam nearly died with me, she wasn’t so lucky with me sis. After five generations of lasses growin’ up ne’er knowing the love of their mum, my niece will be the first.”Perra rocked back on her heels, stunned by the revelation. She looked at Kal.“I had an idea they were related once her sister. “Ah” she wailed, her body squirming over the ground. She stretched her arm between her legs and bent on her knees she started riding her own forearm, harder and harder until she came again, harder and better than last time. And then she laid still for a moment, feeling the blush on her cheeks as she realized what she had just done. Again. Luckily no one would even know. She turned onto her back. Did she just hear something? She sat up and looked right at an arrow point, behind it a short bow,.