Mia was lying in bed and Alves was standing by the bed side. He was staring at her cold and mild face and wishing that a sort of miracle would happen. At least she would open her eyes even if not speak yet. Alves didn't know what to do yet. But he did know that she didn't die. She just passed out. So, all she needed was enough rest. But then while he stood there wondering, he got quite an idea that tend to be useful,"Is there no doctor around here? At least someone to bring her back. I mean, she might just happen to need a little bit of this and that."There was much concern in his tone as he gawked at Akulia who was now seated on the floor like an alms beggar. Alves didn't care about the position of the fellow, for all he knew he was still mad at him. He was only biding his time to get the appropriate timing to beat the fuck out of him. And he couldn't really tell how quickly that would come. But for now, his priority was making sure that Mia was alright. "No, there is no doctor

"You called for a sudden meeting."One of the many elders threw the words at Azuga. Azuga as usual didn't look a little bothered, let alone let that get to him at all. "You do know that we do not just seat around. We all have something doing. We want to believe that you have made this calling because of something with great relevance."The man kept pushing as though he had been seeking for a medium to take out his rage on the fellow. "Why don't we just listen to what he's got to say?"Another of the elders countered the man who had a tough and stern face. Azuga allowed himself to be distracted for a while as he took a quick glance at the man who had tried to speak up for him. "After all, there is not much to be worried about. All we have to do was a conference with the neighboring winds and we'll be off the sight. Sincerely I have no idea what this fuss is all about."The fellow who had taken the stance seemed to be more talkative than the first elder. Azuga didn't dare interrupt.

The realisation that dawned on Alves was not something he could trade for anything. And the succeeding facts which kept growing at the stem of his consciousness made things even more bothersome for him. So much that he didn't know which of the actions to choose yet. All he could do was just wonder. Perhaps in the next few seconds he would get a grip. "I have to do this on my own."It occurred to be a sort of question but then made its way out as a statement. "I have to obtain the what?"He still was reluctant to accept what he had just seen displayed before him. Perhaps because of the urgency and the suddenness. But then he had seen things more than that.He was up on his feet. His face was straight and long. Slowly he was beginning to embrace the turn of event. He looked it. He puffed a wave of warm air and turned in the direction of the waterfall. He took gentle steps towards the cliff of the mountain. He looked across the space to the other mountain. His eyes trailed off the si

"I'm dead today..."Alves couldn't tell if he had really lost hope or those words were just imposters to the ones he had meant to say. He could feel his body dangling fiercely in the air, as that particular giant held him by the two legs. The weight and grip was so sudden and rough that Alves felt like his legs would be ripped off his body. It felt like he would be made into a cripple in the blink of an eye. It felt scary and threatening at the same time. But the uncontrollable descent of all the giants, including the one who had snatched Alves from the giant with the ring. They couldn't control how they fell. So everyone of the giants, kept falling so helplessly that they couldn't hold their posture up with any aid. No rock or mountain side reaching out to their aids. Splash! Rumble! Boom! All the giants gradually fell into the waterfall one after the other. The water ws6s raging so much that it crashed against the body of rocks splattered across the deep body of water. Alves h

"Tame?""How?""How am I supposed to do that..."Alves had a lot going on in his head and the words kept falling out of his lips of their own accords. But then he realised that he had more than that to worry about. Suddenly, he struggled with all the strength in him. He felt a great force pulling him by the collar, in a slide off the paw of the huge lion. He went sliding away. About a metre away from where the lion had originally pinned him down to. He puffed first before he made out the words,"What was that?"He couldn't be sure what to think. One thing which was certain was the fact that he didn't pull himself. It must be his Ri pulling off the pressure of the paw of the lion. He raised his head looking at the lion. The creature, even distant from him, looked quite huge. "Tame it? Did that motherfucker say Tame it?"Alves wanted it all to be a lie but he couldn't draw the inference. "A tool? My tool? What does it mean by that? What tool is it talking about?"The more Alves tho