It showed everything as it would be when all the construction was done. The village would include shops and craft-houses, a couple of taverns, a stabl..., a smith, and a small keep in addition to homes for everyone who wanted to live there. From my talks with Elsa, three-quarters of her people wanted to live in the village while the rest were going to turn their hand to farming. Fortunately, about half the people I had rescued from Minos were also interested in farming while another quarter of. One thing I saw, was that the bed was very comfortablelooking. I lay down on it for a couple of minutes, and realized whatwas wrong. I could never stand sleeping without the top and one sidebeing against the wall. I called my Mom in, and explained. She said,"I understand, and I guess that we can make some concessions to the oldyou". We moved the bed against the wall. I put the stuff that I hadbrought home from the hospital into a laundry bin she had, and then satdown at a desk that was in. " The centaur glared at Albert, then smiled cryptically. "I'm as realas you are, naiad. And my soul is every bit as good as your own. Butthen, neither are you human any longer, little water nymph. I'm sureyou'll soon discover that being human is an overrated condition. Butregardless of anything else, I'm surprised you've remained such abigoted little bitch." The centaur carefully scrutinized the naiadform standing before him. He smiled again. "I now understand whyyou're here, naiad - without. He heart is big and her kindness knows no bounds. But she also scares the hell out of all the men in Humper County. Most guys find it kind of intimidating to have a woman that can whup your ass in arm wrestling and then go home and bake a prize-winning cake and never break either a sweat or break wind.Homer was whanging away on a tin guitar that he found somewhere. The dam' thing was made all out of steel galvanized sheet metal and had the harsh sound of an old whore's orgasm. But he was bound.
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