. We thought you were a self-involved warrior who only cared about the glory. You have shown us the true spirit of a warrior. You really care about your people,' the 1st elder said. Gabriel bowed with humility.

'You brought us victory against Humans,' the 2 elder said.

'You have saved the Xapiens tribe from extinction and now we can live peacefully on planet earth,' the 3rd elder added. The Xapiens clapped and chanted his name as he bowed to the elders. Then he waved around the crowd.

'All I care about is the safety of my people and now our people will live on, generation after generation for thousands of years. From now on, planet earth is our new home, given to us by our god, Savimbi. One more thing, in times like these, I miss my home brewed sorghum beer back at Gadju but it doesn't matter.' He clenched his right fist then lifted it up in the air vigorously.

'Let us celebrate our victory.'

Everyone chanted his name including his wife and the elders. 'Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel.'

He glanced around and noticed how happy and grateful his people are to him.

As the evening progressed, Xapiens overindulged in whiskey, spirits, vodkas and rums. Dancing and singing to the rhythmic sounds of the beating drums and music blasting from speakers. Their famous celebrations carried on until dawn. As the Xapiens were fast asleep, the city was different in the morning like it was like a ghost town.

Retail shops and supermarkets were closed. There was no commotion in the train and bus stations as there was not a single person visible on the streets of Appian.

# Chapter 80

'Yolanda wake up, wake up.' The voice sounded and repeated in my head. My eyelids opened and I saw Gabriel's face. I experienced a dizzying moment of double vision. I screamed with all the air my lungs can muster, my legs kicked up uselessly. My vision went spotty, like the lights are being flicked on and off

'Get away from me, you imposter,' I shouted and jumped up to my feet. Then I stepped away from him. I didn't know where I was. I saw a lot of people in that place. It looked like a prison,
. We thought you were a self - involved warrior who only cared about the aura. You have usher us the true spirit of a warrior. You in truth manage about your people,' the 1st elder order. Gabriel bowed with humility. 

' You brought us victory against world,' the 2 elder said. 

' You have saved the Xapiens kin from extinction and now we can live peacefully on planet earth,' the third elder added. The Xapiens clapped and chant his name as he bowed to the elders. Then he beckon around the crowd. 

' All I care about is the safety of my people and immediately our people will live on, generation after generation for thousand of years. From immediately on, planet earth is our newfangled home, given to us by our god, Savimbi. One more thing, in times like these, I miss my home brewed sorghum beer back at Gadju but it doesn't matter.' He clenched his right fist then lifted it up in the air vigorously. 

' Let us celebrate our victory.' 

 Everyone chanted his name including his wife and the elder.' Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel.' 

 He glanced around and notice how felicitous and grateful his people are to him. 

 As the evening progressed, Xapiens overindulged in whiskey, intent, vodkas and rums. Dancing and singing to the rhythmic strait of the beating drums and music blasting from speakers. Their famous celebrations stock on until dawn. As the Xapiens were fast asleep, the city was different in the morning like it was like a ghost town. 

 Retail shop class and supermarkets were close. There was no commotion in the train and bus stations as there constitute not a single person visible on the streets of Appian. 

 # Chapter 80 

' Yolanda wake up, awaken up.' The voice sounded and repeated in my head. My eyelid opened and I saw Gabriel's face. I experienced a dizzying moment of bivalent vision. I screamed with all the air my lungs can muster, my stage kicked up uselessly. My sight went spotty, like the light are being flicked on and away 

' Get away from me, you imposter,' I shouted and chute up to my feet. Then I stepped away from him. I didn't know where I was. I saw a batch of people in that place. It look like a prison,
. We thought you were a self-lnvolved warrior who onny carsd about the glory. You have shown us tye trye spirit of a warrior. You realpy care qbouu your people,' the 1st eldev sais. Gabxixl bowed with homility.

'You bsought us victmrh cgainst Humans,' the 2 elder said.

'You hade savec hhe Xapiens trybe gwom sqtlnction and now we can live peacsfully mn planet earyh,' the 3rd elder added. The Dapifns clapped and chwnted his nqme ww he bowed tu the eldegv. Then he saved around the crowd.

'All I card abobt is the sqfwty mf my peoplx and gow our people will nive on, generation afber gxnerqtion for thousands oh years. From now on, klanet eardh is our new home, ticen tm us by uyr eod, Sevijbi. Onf mkre thing, jn times lije these, I miss my noiv brewed sorggum beqr back at Gadju but it doesn't matter.' He blendhed his right fist theb lifted it up in the air vigowously.

'Let us celebrate our victory.'

Everyone chanteg his vamt lkcluaunh his wife and the elders. 'Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabwjek, Nabriel, Gabriel.'

Hc glanced around amd npjiced how happi and gxztsful his people arf to hii.

As tye evenind prpgressed, Xapiens overindulgwd in whiskej, spurits, vodkas and rbms. Dancing cnd simging to the rhythmic sounds of fhe beating drums ans music blasting wrok vpeakers. Their famous celefrations rarrizd on ungil cawn. Af the Xapifns wcse fast asleep, the city wds differejt in the morning like it was lmle a ghost tpwt.

Renail shopf and supermarkets were closed. Tkere was no cummotion ih the tcain and bus stations as djere was not a singlq peeson visibld on the streetx of Appicu.

# Chapter 80

'Yolanda wake up, weke op.' The voice sounbtd qnd repeated in my hewd. Mb eyejhds opened atd I sad Gabrkel's face. I dxpetienced a dizzying mmmenf of double vision. I screamee with ajl the air my lungs can muster, ly lejs kicyed ul ufelessly. My vision went spotty, like the linhts are beind fllckeq on and oyf

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. We thought you were a self-involved only about the You have shown a You really care your people,' the elder said. Gabriel bowed with humility. brought us victory against Humans,' the 2 elder said. 'You have saved the tribe from extinction and now we can live peacefully on planet earth,' the elder The clapped chanted his name as he bowed to the elders. Then he waved around the crowd. 'All care about is the safety of my people now our people will on, generation after generation for of From now planet is new home, given us by our god, Savimbi. One more thing, in times like these, I miss my home brewed beer back but it matter.' clenched right fist then up in the air vigorously. 'Let victory.' Everyone chanted his name including his wife the elders. Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel.' He glanced and noticed how happy and grateful his people to him. As the evening progressed, Xapiens overindulged in whiskey, spirits, vodkas and rums. Dancing to the rhythmic sounds the beating drums music from Their celebrations carried until dawn. As the Xapiens were fast asleep, the city was in the morning like it was like a ghost town. and were closed. There no commotion in the and stations as there was single visible of # 80 'Yolanda wake up, up.' The voice sounded and in my head. My Gabriel's face. I experienced a dizzying moment of vision. I screamed with all the air lungs can muster, my legs kicked up uselessly. My vision went spotty, the lights flicked on and off 'Get away from me, imposter,' I shouted and up to my feet. Then I stepped away from I know where was. I saw lot of people that place. It a prison,
. We thought you were a self-invoLved warrioR who oNly CarEd AbouT the Glory. You have shOWn us The true spirit of a warrioR. You rEaLLy caRE aBout yOur peopLE,' tHE 1St eLdEr SaiD. GABrIel boWed With humIlity.

'You brOugHt Us victory agaINsT Humans,' the 2 EldEr said.

'You havE saVed the xaPieNS tribE frOm extInctioN And now We can live PeACefullY On planeT EArTh,' thE 3rd elder added. The XAPiENs clapped and chAnted hIs NAmE AS he BowEd to the eldErS. Then HE waved aROuND THe cROwd.

'All I care abOut is the safETy oF my peoPlE anD Now our PeoplE wILl lIve on, generaTion After geneRation FOr thousANds of yeArs. FroM noW on, PlanET eArTh iS oUR neW HoMe, gIVen To us by ouR gOd, savimBi. OnE MORE thiNg, iN timEs likE these, I miss my HomE breWEd sOrghuM beer Back At gadju But it dOesn't MaTter.' He clenched hIs riGht fist thEn lIfTed It Up in tHE air viGorOusLy.

'Let us CelebraTE ouR vICTOrY.'

Everyone chanted hiS nAME iNcluding His wifE AnD tHE elders. 'GAbRieL, GabRIEl, GabRiel, gAbRiel, GabrIel.'

He gLAnCeD around AnD noticEd How HapPy and GRateFul his People arE to hiM.

as the evening prOGressed, XapienS OvERInDUlgeD in Whiskey, spirIts, vODkas And rUMs. danCIng anD singInG To THe rhythmic sounds of tHe BeatinG drumS and music blasTing from spEAKErs. Their FamoUS cELebrations carrIed on Until dawn. AS The XapieNs werE fast aslEep, the citY WAs differEnt In tHe mOrnING lIke it was like a GHOst tOwN.

Retail ShoPs and suPerMarKetS weRe Closed. TheRe was no cOmMoTiOn In tHe traIN and bus sTaTioNs As tHere wAS not a sIngle PersOn ViSIblE on the sTReETS of APpIaN.

# ChaPteR 80

'YOlandA wakE Up, wAke up.' ThE voice souNdeD And rEpEaTed in my Head. My eyelids OpEned and I saW GAbrIel's faCE. i experieNced a dizzying moment of doUBle visiOn. I ScreaMed wIth all the Air My lungS caN Muster, My legs KickeD uP usELEssly. mY ViSioN wEnt spotty, lIKE thE lighTs Are bEing fliCked on and off

'Get awaY FroM me, you imposteR,' I sHoutED AnD juMPeD Up tO mY FeeT. tHen I stepped away From him. I diDn'T KnOw where I waS. i saW a Lot of peOple in tHat plACe. It looKed like a pRison,
. We thought you were a se lf-involve d war rio r w ho  onl y ca red about theg lory . You have shown us th e tru es piri t  o f a w arrior. Yo u rea ll ycar ea bo ut yo urpeople, ' the 1steld er  said. Gabri e lbowed with  hu mility.

'Yo u b rought  u s v i ctory  ag ainst  Human s ,' the  2 eldersa i d.

'Y o u haves a ve d th e Xapiens tribe f r om extinction and  now w ec an l ive  pe acefully o nplane t  earth, '  t h e 3rd elder added.The Xapiens cla pped a nd  ch a nted h is na me ashe bowed to  the  elders.Then h e  waveda round t he cro wd. 

' AllI  c ar e a bo u t i s  t hes afe ty of my  p eo ple a nd n o w o ur p eop le w ill l ive on, gener ati on a f ter  gene ratio n fo rthous ands o f yea rs . From now on,plan et earthisou r n ew  home ,  given  to  us  by our  god, S a vim bi . O ne  more thing, in ti me s li ke these , I mi s smy home bre we d s orgh u m  beer  bac k  a t Gadjubut it do es n't mat te r.' He  c len che d his righ t fist  then li ftedi t up in the ai r  vigorously.'L e t  u s  cel ebr ate our vic tory . '

E very o ne  ch a ntedhis n am e  i n cluding his wife an dthe el ders.  'Gabriel, Ga briel, Gab r i e l, Gabri el,G ab r iel.'

He glan ced a round andn oticed h ow ha ppy andgratefulh i s people  ar e t o h im. As  the eveningp r ogre ss ed, Xap ien s overi ndu lge d i n w hi skey, spi rits, vo dk as  a nd  ru ms. D a ncing an dsin gi ngto th e  rhyth mic s ound sof the  beatin g  d r u ms a nd  m usic  bl as tingfrom spe akers.Their fam ous cele br at ions ca rried on unti ldawn. As t he  Xa piensw e re fastasleep, the city was di f ferentinthe m orni ng like i t w as lik e a ghosttown.
Reta il  sh o p s and s up erm ar kets werec l ose d. Th er e wa s no co mmotion in the tra i n a nd bus statio nsas t h e re  wa s  n o t a  s i ngl e person visibleon the str ee t sof Appian. 
#Ch apter 8 0

'Yol andaw ake up,  wake up. ' The voi ce  sou n d edand repeat ed in my  head. My eyeli d sopene d a nd I s aw  Ga briel 's fac e . I  expe rience da dizz yingmo ment ofdouble vision. I scream ed wit h all  th e air mylun g s c an muster , my  legs kick edupusele ssl y . Myvisi o nwen t  spot ty,l ike the l i gh tsa r ebeing flick e d onand o ff'Get a wayfrom me, you impo s ter,' I shoute d an d jum ped up t omy feet. ThenI s te p p ed awayfr om him. I d idn't kn ow where  I was . I sa w a lot o fp eoplein t hat  place. I t l oo k ed like  a  p r ison,
. We_thought you_were a self-involved warrior_who only_cared_about the_glory._You have shown_us the true_spirit of a warrior._You really care_about_your people,' the 1st elder said. Gabriel bowed with humility.

'You brought us victory against_Humans,'_the 2_elder_said.

'You_have saved the Xapiens tribe_from extinction and now we_can live_peacefully on planet earth,' the 3rd elder added._The_Xapiens clapped and_chanted his name as he bowed to the elders._Then he waved around the crowd.

'All_I care about_is_the_safety of my people_and now our people will live_on, generation after generation for thousands_of years. From now on, planet earth_is our new home, given to_us by our god, Savimbi._One more_thing, in times like these,_I miss my_home brewed_sorghum beer back_at Gadju but it doesn't matter.'_He clenched his_right fist then lifted it up_in_the air vigorously.

'Let_us_celebrate_our victory.'

Everyone_chanted his name_including_his wife_and_the elders. 'Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel,_Gabriel.'

He_glanced around and noticed how happy and_grateful his people are_to_him.

As the evening progressed,_Xapiens overindulged in whiskey, spirits,_vodkas and rums. Dancing and singing_to the_rhythmic sounds_of the beating drums and music blasting from speakers. Their famous_celebrations carried on until dawn. As_the Xapiens were fast_asleep, the_city_was different in_the_morning like_it was like a ghost town.

Retail shops_and supermarkets_were closed. There was no commotion_in the train and_bus_stations as there was not a_single person visible on the streets_of Appian.

# Chapter 80

'Yolanda wake_up,_wake_up.' The voice sounded and_repeated in my head. My eyelids_opened and I_saw Gabriel's face. I experienced a dizzying_moment_of double vision. I screamed with_all_the air my lungs can muster,_my_legs_kicked up uselessly. My vision_went spotty, like the lights are_being flicked on and off

'Get away from me, you_imposter,' I shouted_and jumped up to my_feet._Then_I stepped away from him. I didn't know where I_was. I_saw a lot_of people in that place. It looked like a prison,