"Okay, Rodrigo, I'll deliver one barrel this first week to see how fast you go through it. If you run out, call me and I can quickly deliver another b...rrel. We'll figure that each barrel has fifty-five gallons and you get to taste test each barrel before I unload it from the truck. You pay upon delivery. Does that work for you?"He looked up at me with a twinkle in his eye, "And?" And you feed me and two women when I deliver. We'll obviously come during the day so that we don't disrupt your. -Cool. -What apt num? -Call when you get off. I’ll tell you then. -Don’t not answer. -I will answer. Gabriel lit the candles in the living room and the bedroom with his BiC multi-purpose utility lighter. He loved using it because it kept his delicate hands away from the fire and heat. He sprayed himself and the bed with ‘warm sugar vanilla’ body spray. He also made sure the bed was covered with a bit of the fragrance. He sprayed a bit into the air duct to make the apartment feel fresher.. “We don’t know,” Seireri answered in her calm voice. “We’ve heard of kobolds and goblins, but no orcs.”“Hmpf,” the turtle grunted. “Orcs are vermin like kobolds and goblins. I’ll kill any that we come across.”The hooded man stiffened, and pulled onto his hood a little more tightly. From her angle, Vennoa caught a glimpse of green on the man’s hands. Was he an orc?Seireri looked up at Vennoa and Tempest, and said, “Good! You’re all here now.”Vennoa and Tempest joined the circle of people around. James was away for a week doing his job. She had found a sitter for the girls who would take them for the week. She hoped that it would be long enough for her to find Faith. She had one clue. It was a building that was still in the town. It had been there for over a century. It had always had been the location of an import/export type business. But it had changed ownership several times. Now it was the Import/Export Emporium.She marched into the building and noticed that a 'Trainee wanted' sign.