"Yes," Rusty said, "it is the magical Jagermeister." The Muley one's mouth begins to water, as he looks at the fabled concoction. "I had only heard stories," the Mule quietly said, awestruck. "It's ice cold! How can that be?" asked PG. "It was made by an extinct eskimo tribe in the great north," spoke Rusty. "It was made in with the rare blue ice of the Arctic, and will never go warm." PG handed the bottle to Rusty, and with one fluid motion, he poured four shots, and recapped the bottle. "Now the four of us must take a drink," he spoke. "This will help us on our journey. PG, you must come with us now. You have the blood of your father running in your veins. You posess powers that you cannot even fathom." "But how?" she inquired. "Who was my father?" "Your father," Rusty spake, "was the King of the Arctic eskimos. They were a magical people who held the balance of good and evil througout the world. Your father was intimate with a woman of the tribe, and nine months later, you were born. An attack from Queen Dingledorf was imminent. So he took you and came down here to the foothills of PA, to keep you from her. Her minions killed the entire tribe, except for you and your father, of course. But one dark day, they found your dad and took him away to her lair, but they never found you. That's why I am here every day, PG. I, am your protector." PG was dumbfounded. "You are my protector?" "Yes," Rusty said. "When I am here, they will not attack. But an attempt, I fear, is nigh. We must leave this place, all four of us."
...........to be continued..........