Sally followed. It was already 10:00. That it was getting later made Sally a little more comfortable as she and Bob rode out into the street. Jack wat...hed them ride out into the street and wished he had another bike. He followed them out to the street and could see them as they went under the street lights toward Portland. Then, he went back in the house to wait.Bob was in no hurry. He and Sally rode side by side up 18 th Avenue. Sally had no idea where Bob would take her. She just knew she was. “Ah! That explains much! He was of the Hellas people. If I remember his father was Zeus, quite a handsome god but so untouchable. His sister and wife Hera was a most jealous bitch of a goddess, she makes what my daughters have pale in comparison.” Isis stated.“I’d really like this to go no further. I know that Thoth would have known sooner or later. Ra hears and sees everything. Bast has known for a very long time. Besides them and Sobek you are the only other that knows. I’d prefer it stays. “I can take you along the path. Be your guide. You are a man of virtue and honour, Judah.” “How do you know my name?” Tamar covered her mistake by wafting her hand as though the answer were obvious and inconsequential. “A man of virtue and honour,” she repeated. “Yet that same man harbours dark secrets within. Dark, lustful thoughts. Sinful thoughts.” Tamar swished her skirt to and fro, like a pendulum keeping time with the rhythm of her words. Each movement was carefully choreographed, each. But as you step outside, you spot something unexpected, something you would never imagine you would see in your life time.Your entire village is set ablaze. The red glow warming your cheek wasn't the warmth of the sunset but the heat of the fires burning the wooden houses around you. You see green men, some on foot and others riding horses, running through your village, pillaging it. "Orcs!" you realize. They ran amuck in their leather and iron armor, slaying men with their crude weapons..