I had to escape. Even death in the attempt would be better than the lossof all honour. When Tsadzir commanded me to follow him to his chambers,I lifte... my skirt and ran.The corridors turned and branched, where to I knew not. Yet I didn'tslow down. I ignored the shouts. When a hallway was blocked bycourtiers, servants or guards, I turned to another direction.A door was open to the courtyard, which gleamed in the sunlight. Idashed over the threshold, and slammed into a strong arm that appearedin. This is something that only happens every hundred years or so, and I am humbled to see my people witness this. You will be the second of your race ever to receive this honor, and I am proud to call you my brother."I walked the rest of the way to the village in silence, thinking about all he had told me. By the time I met with Pala again I was feeling humbled. The reality of what was going to happen was starting to set in. We were taken into his hut where Quanta was already seated, and I was. "My God, I knew Glenda Good was stacked like a brick outhouse,but I never dreamed it would be as good as this! Glenda really is Glendathe good!" Bert stared at the dean in surprise. "How long am I going to be in this body?" "Two days." He - no she pressed that magnificent naked female body againsthim & whispered in a voice as low as her intentions. " Why waste valuabletime, Bertie baby.. Twenty two skidoo! " she giggled as he felt him riseagainst her. She pulled him down on the bed & proceed. "Elizabeth answered with an equally small curtsey and replied, "Sir." She smiled into the boy's eyes but did not care for the insolent look and obvious sneer he returned.Then they were gone. Elizabeth watched the heavily-laden boat make its way toward the shore leaving even sets of oar splashes on each side. She looked toward the black tree limbs and ranks of bright white and dark red buildings in the distance and the large, brick structure rising atop a central hill near a humble steeple..