He talked with Chris and gotten enough info for a nice article.Christopher took his guitar outside to sit with the other performers. They jammed a lit...le together. The Irish musicians that he met earlier in the week came to sit next to him. "Did you get an upgrade?", they joked. They started to tease him about the way he held the guitar again. "Well, let us see how many of you it takes to mimic this...", said Christopher. He started to play a traditional Scottish song. Doing the singing, the. Sitting up, I held on tightand cried out for help as loudly as I could. I continued to cry outuntil my attacker kicked me hard in the belly and slammed my headagainst the side of the building. That was when I mercifully passed out.Consciousness came slowly, in flashes and bits. When I opened my eyes,it was daylight, I was in a hospital bed in a private room, and Lottewas sitting next to me, asleep. "Lotte, wake up," I said to her as Imoved and felt lighter, a lot lighter, lighter than I should. “You got me on that one,” she said. “You picked up on the game pretty quick.”“So, you want to pay a visit to Ohio?” I asked.“I want to pay to a visit to your mom,” Liz corrected. “If it is in Margaretta Township, I’m OK with that. How about you?”“I’ve been back a time or two,” I said. “It wasn’t too bad. But, you know, the circumstances were shitty. I went back to bury Dad and to help Mom out with stuff at the house. I didn’t run around much.”“Let’s talk to your mom and see what she thinks,”. “Form on me!”With sword in hand, Julie followed me to the closest Amarians. A couple of blood splattered warriors were bent over, looting the dead and didn’t see us coming.“Who is in charge here,” I demanded. The heads of both men popped up. They silently looked at each other for guidance.“Don’t know,” one of them mumbled while standing up straight.“We haven’t seen the Captain in some time,” the other answered, tucking a money pouch into his shirt.“Get in line with my men. We have to save.