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    turn of the century if they carry out his commands faithfully. Many will die
    in the struggle but the martyrs will be rewarded. They will be drawn to his
    bosom in peace and ecstasy forever."
    I exchanged looks with Dean. Maya's eyes had glazed and she was babbling like
    something had taken possession of her. "Hey! Maya! Come back." I clapped my
    hands in front of her nose.
    She jumped and looked bewildered. "Sorry. I got carried away, didn't I? But
    it got pretty intense when those guys got a service going and their god talked
    to them. Hell. It was really bad the night before last. He showed up in
    person."
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    "Yes?" Did I want to know about this? "A thing like an ape, six arms, twelve
    feet tall?"
    "That was the shape he assumed. Uglier than a barrel of horned toads. How did
    you know?"
    "I met him. Out at Chodo's. He didn't make good company. But he seemed kind
    of puny for a god."
    "That wasn't really the god, Garrett. I'm not sure what they meant but the
    thing was something like what the real god dreamed. Only he had control of the
    dream, like you do sometimes. You know?"
    The more she talked the more nervous she got. I wondered if they'd done
    something to her that she either wouldn't talk about or couldn't remember. "Is
    this upsetting you?"
    "Some. Things like that don't happen to people like me."
    "Maya, things like that don't happen to people like me, either. Or anybody
    else. I've had some weird cases but I've never gone up against a god. Nobody
    these days has to deal with gods who really show up."
    I glanced around. Dean was troubled. Maya was troubled. Even Bess, who didn't
    have a notion what we were talking about, bless her vacant head, was worried.
    I thought back on what I'd said.
    A god who really shows up.
    That's nightmare stuff. Who expects the gods to take an active role these
    days? Not even guys like Peridont. The gods haven't busy bodied since
    antiquity.
    What Maya had to tell was interesting, but useful only in a cautionary sense.
    I still had to get my hands on Jill Craight and maybe squeeze her. Something
    had started all this excitement bubbling.
    I recalled the note Jill had left in that apartment. I had made maybe the
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    biggest screw up of a career checkered with goofs.
    I should have sat on that sucker for as long as it took. Somebody was going
    to come and get it somebody who might be at the root of this whole damned
    business.
    Maybe I hadn't needed Jill at all. If only I had waited there until he came .
    . . But then I wouldn't have gotten Maya loose . . .
    Maybe it wasn't too late. "I have to go out."
    It was too late. The note was gone. I cussed my blindness. I tore that
    apartment to shreds looking for something, anything, and found exactly what I
    deserved to find. Nothing.
    So it would be the hard way after all, hunt Jill Craight until something
    shook loose.
    I hoped I wouldn't be hearing from the Sons of Hammon for a while. The way
    they'd taken it on the chin, I couldn't see them doing anything but backing
    off to regroup. I just hoped the bastards were as confused as the rest of us.
    I got out of there and headed to the area where Tey Koto claimed Jill was
    likely to be found.
    There are pimples and pockets of Hell and Purgatory all over TunFaire. People
    wouldn't want their daughters hanging out there. The kingpin probably has a
    finger in all of them. The worst, the biggest, where Chodo's presence is
    heavier than that of a king, is the Tenderloin, sometimes called the Street of
    the Damned. If you want it, someone there will sell it. And the kingpin will
    get his cut.
    It's Hell on earth for those who survive that way, used and abused and
    discarded the instant they lose their marketability. For those who haven't
    been to the underside and haven't lived with the ticks on society's
    underbelly, it's difficult to believe people will use each other so badly.
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    Believe me, there are people out there who'll destroy a hundred lives for
    pocket change and never know a moment's remorse. Who wouldn't, in fact,
    understand if you told them they'd done something wrong by addicting a
    twelve-year-old so she'd cooperate as a thirty-a-day flat-backer.
    They understand "against the laws of Man" but not "against the law of
    humanity." Right is whatever you make it, for as long as you can make it last.
    They're out there. And they're the real bogeymen.
    And through those mean streets walks a lonely man, a solitary knight-errant,
    the last honorable man, bent but not broken by the lowering storm . . .
    Boy! Pile it on like that and I might have a future as a street-corner
    prophet complete with all the kicks in the teeth that implies.
    People don't want to be told to do right. They don't really want to do right.
    They want to do whatever they want and whine that it's not fair, it's not
    their fault, when it comes time to pay the piper.
    There are times when I don't care much for my brothers and sisters, when I'd
    gladly see half of them buried alive.
    I don't go into my high holy mode too often, but a trip to the Tenderloin
    gets me every time.
    So much that goes on there is unnecessary. In many cases neither the
    exploiters nor the exploited need to be doing what they do to survive.
    TunFaire is a prosperous city. Because of the war with the Venageti and
    Karenta's successes in it, there's work for anyone who wants it. And honest
    jobs go begging until nonhuman migrants come to the city to fill them.
    A century ago nonhumans were curiosities, seldom seen, more the stuff of
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