He had seen the darkest of humanity and still continued on hoping. He reminds me of Aaisha.Tim knows the pain caused by Kaan and those like him. He wi...l be my vessel. The Ioshari hunt again.I reached out slowly with my spirit. He stopped speaking when I touched him and time froze. "Tim, my child, you have done so well, but you have felt so much pain. I am here now. I will make everything better. We need to avenge Aaisha. Will you help me?" Do I... Who are you?" You know who I am. They call me. But we also need to temper it with compassion, or we're no better than the people we came here to avoid. Tell me something; If any of you saw someone beating up one of the kids, what would you do?"A chorus of 'Kick his ass!' and 'Beat 'im to a pulp!' as well as cruder responses came back."And what about you, Carmen?" I finally turned my attention to the remaining combatant. "Would you ever, even on your worst day, beat up one of the kids?" No sir!" came the shocked response."Why not?" I asked,. . Are you quite sure you can manage? I mean, those things on your wrists…..’ ‘Don´t you like my handcuffs?’ Dorinda twinkled at him. ‘Smashing! Simply smashing. The whole ensemble, I mean,’ he blushed. ‘Don´t suppose you did Goodwood this year?’ ‘They won´t let me in the Paddock in chains and sans clothes.’ ‘Quite so. See what you mean. You, er, always wear them?’ ‘I´m never without them,’ said Dorinda truthfully. ‘That´s a really corking girl with you. The sort of tawny one.’ ‘Her name is. I wrapped my legs around his hips, hoping to trap him inside of me. “Greedy girl,” he said with humor as he felt and knew my keen-ness, “I am accustomed to calling the shots, so it is a novelty to have a young mortal take charge. I wonder where you'll go with this?” His little speech was punctuated by small thrusts that nearly drove the ability to think from my mind. As he finished talking, he rolled us over, placing me on top and in the driving position. Taking my cue, I sat up and straddled.