I looked around and saw smiles. Some of the other belles were evensmiling at me. I waved girlishly at them and smiled back."This is your last chance...to powder your noses, ladies," Gretchen toldthem. "We need to be lined up and ready to go at nine o'clock sharp."With that she suddenly turned her back on us and walked away."Do you need to powder your nose, sweetie?" Lisa asked me.I crossed my eyes and tried to look at it. "You tell me." She means go to the bathroom." Oh," I said. I looked. After formal introductions, Juliet step forward and made it obvious thatshe was reporting to Justine and gave her report. No hassles or problems. Justinetook the opportunity to glance around the room. She made it clear that theroom was hers and she was in charge. Just to emphasize the point she excused herself, to her guests, and did atour with Juliet. Juliet did a quick recap of what she knew about the guests. The night beforeJuliet had coached Justine on what to expect and who was likely to. As with the first attack there was confusion and ciaos resulting in all four wagons being lost just as in the first attack.Keal and his men decided to attack the wagons next to the set they had just attacked since all of them had been warned. Enough of the Goblins were watching the futile attempt to put out the burning wagons and were caught by surprise when their wagons burst into flames as well. The few that did try to attack as the men were retreating were killed almost instantly with well. She breathed in the steam and sighed as ithelped to clear her mind. Blood fell unnoticed from her nose in smalldrops, quickly vanishing under the hot steam. The young woman steppedin carefully, bowing her head under the hot water. The last few minuteswere unclear in her mind, slipping away as if they were a fading dream."That was terrifying," she told herself. Her hands worked soap alongher body, slipping along her hips and along her ass. Something tuggedat her thoughts but vanished when.