There was nothing except an empty grove, a smoldering land and a shattered people. Clearly the People had lost the favor of the gods.He knelt down bef...re the statue of Aine, closed his eyes and began to pray. He chanted the familiar invocation, asking for the blessing of Aine, just as the sun was starting to go down."Rise!" said a clear, bell-like voice. Clerigh's eyes flew open and he looked around, startled out of his wits.The wooden statue of Aine was no longer on the Altar. Instead, there. There was a special service performed by Melisandre, the Red Priestess herself, while Ser Davos Seaworth stood apart with Queen Selyse. I simply stood there quietly before the pyre and watched the flames burn away the King’s flesh. The hopes of the Baratheon host had faded, at least for now, but that was not meant to last.I knew that more than most. The camp needed the right guide, the right leader, the right general to lead it, even with its King slain. It needed a cause, the right cause, and. Neha was attending to all our needs of hot snacks. Rajesh asked her to join us with a small peg, but she refused at first. But after much pestering and request by me she agreed and started sipping on a small peg. Rajesh was gulping down large pegs and I was taking smaller ones keeping him company.At the end Neha called us for dinner. It was such a nice dinner prepared by beautiful Neha that I could not stop praising her. She had another peg on my request on the dinner table. Rajesh was very. Mann, I think you should give me a spanking now." "Lexie, did you happen to notice if any of the other teachers were still here when you came in." "I saw that all the other offices were dark and the doors were closed. I think they are all gone for the night." "That sounds good, Lexie." Standing and stepping around his desk, Mr. Mann asked Lexie to please close and lock the office door, just to be safe. She stood and obeyed then stepped over to the couch where Mr. Mann was now seated. Mr. Mann.