A man I didn't know came toward me as I approached and then he spoke to me when I was near."I am Kalter, the new leader here. Why have you killed Bado...ta?" he asked."I killed him because he slipped into Cecile and Shosha's hut last night, slit Shosha's throat, and abused Cecile," I said, thinking that would be all of it."You had no business doing that in my camp?" he said, indignantly."In the first place it isn't your camp. The camp belongs to all the people that live in it. You are correct. I turned slowly to look in her direction, avoiding her eyes. ‘I want to talk to you, but I don’t want to do it out here. Would you come inside with me, please?’ I moved my eyes upwards and her blue eyes drilled into me. There was no way I could have refused her at that point. We got out and walked to the front door, me trailing a couple steps behind her. As she opened the door, she turned slightly and told me, ‘My parents are out of town visiting relatives for the week.’ I didn’t reply, just. He followed the footsteps of his driver, grass and underbrush rustling in their wake. Two armed guards followed close behind. The light from the driver's lantern bobbed as they reached the edge of the road.The driver swung his light northeast, towards the curve of the road. "We should be hidden from sight by anyone who approaches from that direction."Mandas gave a curt nod and turned to the guards. "What of the rest of you? Are you in position?" Yes, my Lord," said one. "I contacted the other. The first yellow space. She pulled her man ahead by the penis, drew her card and her face went white, apparently not quite as ‘chaste’ as the green cards had been.‘Spin the spinner,’ she read aloud, ‘whoever it lands on will remove one piece of your clothing, their choice.’She stared at it, seemingly willing it to say something, anything else. But, apparently, it never did. She put it down, face-up on the yellow card discard pile, the first on that pile. I decided I liked those yellow cards!She.