.. more or less anyway. I was still feeling a bit 'off' with myself and had a hard time getting back into a normal routine and returning to business a... usual. But I forced myself to return daily to my chambers office and tried to get back into the routine of making money.Looking out my office window onto Silver Avenue I could see a lovely familiar face pass by each day, usually even every hour or two. Flerrie la'Clerkes, junior patroller with the Riverside Vigiles station had seemingly earned a. "Instead of arguing to keep me from going they had decided that they needed to go with me. I tried to talk them out of it, but it was useless.We made plans and arrangements to have the farm taken care of while we were gone. We packed up the wagon and the family and off we went. As usual, the girls had their guns in the foot of the wagon seat. I had a rifle behind the seat with me pistol and sword on my belt.I had gotten directions from the tax collector, and we left early. We traveled for most. I hope he doesn’t pong too much. I don’t suppose there’s much opportunity for taking a shower by the side of a lake. What’s our next move?”“We wait.” Jacqueline decided. “He’ll spot us sooner or later and come around for a chin-wag. Our only problem will be if the bloody fish start biting because then he’ll be too fixated on his rods to notice us.”“He’ll notice us!” declared Susan firmly. “If he doesn’t notice two drop dead gorgeous bits of fanny with next to no clothes on we’ll have to have. She had thought why she never felt that cruel. She reckoned that being at war with the Anthos gave her a good perspective of how she should live her life. She slipped into bed wearing a long lavender silky gown. She cuddled to her husband, closed her eyes and fell into a light slumber to rest after destroying everyone on the ship. She did this with no regrets. They had caused untold miseries upon the humans of late and she'd never have to worry about them sending Destroyers again. She kept the.