”“Okay...”“The Do tribe was declared Okthi, but only Than can become Okthi. The Do trib once was the biggest of them all. The Kai-Do made you ...is Vanth-Ka.”Absentmindedly I played with the black tresses cascading from under the hood.“I trained with the guy on our long trip back. he didn’t say much. If I understand it correctly, the Vanth is some sort of successor, and the Ka is a number, one I think.”“There you have it. You are the number one successor of the Do tribe. With you as the Tar of. Our German Shepherd that we had rescued from an abusive home had become my baby. And with being alone and living out in the country, I figured that a big dog wouldn't hurt.I was afraid that I might run into him there, knowing he often went home when he didn't have anywhere else to live. I'd be able to get a little revenge of my own, since, when we moved, John's uncle had offered Colin a job delivering propane. Colin had accepted, but considering what he and Laurie had done, I knew he was soon. “Can you describe them to me?” Emma asked. “Did you get their phone numbers?”“Here are their phone numbers along with their names. The guy I punched was the judge and he’s a tall black man named Jeff.”“Alright, I’ll call him right now.” said Emma.Emma took out her phone and called the number for Jeff. “Hello, Jeff? I’m Ray’s girlfriend. You know! The guy who punched you? Would you like to talk right now about what happened? No? You want me to come over to your place? It’s kind of late, don’t. “Good morning, Mr. Chan”A short balding Chinese man stood behind the cashier’s counter. His wire glasses were slightly askew, and he was rubbing his chest. His scowling wife stood beside him. “Morning Missee Jane,” he painfully managed. Jane smiled. She moved around the store adding to her basket, more fruit, veggies, eggs, and noodles. Her last item was a jar of special Scheswan sauce. Mr. Chan knew it was her favourite. It was placed on the lowest shelf of the main aisle, in full view of the.