We all did. But we became quite settled where we were. Furthermore, we were soon to learn that even if we did return to the forest we’d once known a...s home it was no longer so welcoming.’ As the moon waxed and waned on its cycles, Glade’s new village became a more tightly knit community. The villagers lost much of their original tribal character in a new emergent culture of multi-ethnicity and mutual tolerance that was totally unlike that in the Knights’ village. Other people that had also once. "How are the horses?" Master Jo asked."They're fine now." I answered."Good, there is always a danger that the horse will have suffered more than its master when the dust of the battle settles." In this case, I think Grinder was upset to have been left out of the battle." I answered. "Spark and Sheer as well."With our evening meal cooked and in front of us, we all sat and talked together. Master Jo was back to his trick of fading in and out now. There was no longer any pretense of normality. I ran my hand down her side gently and said, "We have a license. We're expected to sleep together." I smiled at her and she smiled back."I know that but I'm not used to it. The first night I wake up at my parents' house in my old room and bed with you will probably scare me worse." She chuckled."Okay. I'm awake. After we get cleaned up, what, oh great husband, is on the list for today?" The plan was to go see your parents after church. I think we need to stay and be supportive of Marianne. I. We admired each and every inch of the surrounding area as we reached our destination. Both of us shared the same envious feelings about the lucky people who could see this every day. Then again, it would probably lose its value if we saw it constantly. I left Kyle to get the bags as I went and checked into our hotel. The staff lived up to the common perception that I had of Cornish people. They were extremely friendly and handed the key over straight away.I led Kyle to the elevator where we.