She was beautiful and wearing red, his favorite color. Her dark hair was loose and framed her face as she fingered her glass. He smiled as she pressed...her lips together. As she took a sip of her drink, he noticed that she seemed to have chosen red wine. Was she as nervous as he? He walked to the table alone and could see her face light up the moment she saw him. She spoke first as he approached, ‘I thought you’d change your mind and not come.’ He replied, ‘It would have taken being run over. .."I looked around the living room and noticed the faded photos on the wall which looked like Wewere from the earlier history of the high school which had been founded in the 1930s.Brock went to stoke the fire some more but it roared to life soon enough, crackling the wood and sending a blast of heat out towards them that appeared intense for a moment before cloaking the room like a blanket."Is there anything to eat?" No ... if there were, I expect it'd be spoiled by now..."But Brock had gone. I stared at her nonplussed, knowing something was wrong –or right if my reaction to her was any guide- but not knowing what.?With Sunil’s wife?? she prompted.?Oh!? I exclaimed, reminded and not reminded. Having, for some unaccountable reason no recollection of my meeting with the Indian girl.Making my next words even more baffling.?She was very open to the suggestion,? I told her, having no recall of any such thing but, for some reason, knowing I was compelled to say just that. ?She thought it. "Za'nak. You are my trusted friend. I would have never been able to make it here without you're help. Yes. They are ready as they'll ever be. I already have given the orders."General Avar turned around to his friend and looked him in to his eyes."Today we shall finally have peace, Za'nak."With those words General Avar rushed in to the battlefield with his colossal army. All the Races were united under General Avar, Elves, Beastmen, Faires, Orcs and even vampire and werewolves called a temporary.