The flowers and plants looked very Earth-like. Jason looked back. There were rolling grassy lawns and manicured gardens extending half a mile before r...aching a large wall. He looked around at the valley on the top of the mountain. There were small peaks all around him. The gardens had rivers winding through terraced areas. In the distance, he saw a patchwork of farms.Thousands of trees laden with fruit were alongside vineyards on a gentle slope leading upwards to one of the peaks.Beneath the. * Kal floated wrapped in his red cape high above the hidden island of the amazons. Using his telescopic vision, he swept the island looking for Diana. The past few weeks with the death of his father and almost loosing Diana to Mongol had caused him to do a lot of soul searching about what he wanted for the future. And more importantly who he wanted to spend that future with. Loosing Diana for that week had broken his heart about as much as losing his farther had. It had surprised him at first. It hurt me, seeing them split like that, but I knew that Mom didn’t change the rules of the marriage. Dad did when he tried to impose strict monogamy and the Word of Wisdom on her overnight by ultimatum.Dad remarried, but Mom did not. She absolutely, flatly refused to ever take that kind of chance again. She used to joke that I was her man now, not Dad. She didn’t need a new spouse, she told me. She was happy with her lovers ... and with me. Well, her lovers eventually passed from the scene,. “A shame, for it must have been quite lovely and tame and now it has gone quite wild.”Soon, she came to a fork, or rather, the path forked, one path leading to the her right, the other to her left. “This way or that?” she wondered, worrying at her lip in indecision, startled as a voice from above answered her.“Depends upon where you wish to go.”“Who is that?! Show yourself!” she cried out whilst doing her best to hide behind a nearby dandelion stem.A very large and familiar grin appeared.