"She is pursuing a job at a teaching hospital. I think she will want to make her contributions known. It is highly unusual for actual hospitals to get...involved in this. It is usually run solely by AMS." Thanks," Adam said and hung up.He glanced around at the faces in the room."I think we should call the 'Chronicle' and make a statement," Adam said firmly."Saying what?" Rebecca asked."That according to an actual medical professional who makes a living tracking infectious outbreaks and who works. They assumed it to be dead. She looked at her cup and sipped her tea. Those two children that ran by you today. Those where his sons. They dont know how there father was >, killed and they dont need to. There poor little hearts would be broken if they knew. >,Vilen sipped her tea and looked at her cup. >,Selene. >,It was her mother. But then that would mean… >,That would mean The man coming to her in her sleep. Nathan. He was her father! He was her father. All these years of never. "I resemble that remark. Still as you know I prefer expert treasurehunter instead." Slipping her daggers into her hand, she approachedthere remains inside the coffin. If possible, she would keep fromdisturbing the corpse. True, some of the most beautiful objects foundwere wrapped up with the dead, but this needed to be quick. "Nice."The body, obviously female, wrapped in a long linen gown lookeduntouched by time. Some unknown magics had kept it from totallydecomposing; perhaps the sarcophagus. She was curious when the State Department would get round to teaching her about being an ambassador, but apparently no training was considered necessary."You get one of these," Maria said, handing her a parchment document about eighteen inches square, "You can have it framed; you won't need to show it when you get there because all the arrangements are made for you. In the old days a new ambassador was given one of these and packed off to the foreign country where he would have to show it to.