I was known as Jolica the Wild when I was younger," said the woman with a smile."Not the Jolica? It was said that you had Kings and Princes everywhere...trying to marry you. It was said that any army who could pay your price could count on you to then lead them to victory. That often kingdoms would refuse to fight and quickly settled their dispute if they heard your price was met by the other side. When I was little I wanted to be you. I grew up hearing of all your adventures," said Suzan. I was also a writer for the campus paper and I wrote a story detailing Evan's family and his ties to the monarchy." Why?" Andy wondered. "I mean, it's America. Why would anyone care about that?" They didn't," Collette admitted glumly. "I was thinking front page above the fold. It ran on the campus lifestyle section. No one really cared." Oh, a few people cared, alright!" Camille said, laughing."Indeed," Evan agreed. "I believe Cami is still going from town to town beating up random women. George sent me a nice email afterward, saying how impressed he was with my friend. I sent the balance to Dorothy's Paypal account. And that was that – or so I thought.** ** ** I continued to get responses to that same ad, and I sent each of them a brief note explaining that it had been a one-time deal. One of them sent a really cute letter. I thought what the hell, and called her in for an interview. She was cute as a button in person - blonde, freckled, trim but curvy, funny, and very easy on. It finally dawned on me that there were more of the Ka'anian women present than I had seen in a long time.Therefore I asked Meka what it was all about, "Meka? Why so many of our sisters here tonight?" We thought it wise to provide our own security forces, Dolly. You might have noticed that the largest, most skilled hunters of our wives are here tonight, along with many betrothed to the other males in the village. We do not expect trouble, although we plan to be prepared for it, should the need.