The Legends of Nethiah Page #3
Shut them very tightly.
And do not open them
till I tell you.
Now, stand up.
Stand up!
Do not open your eyes.
Leave me now! You must go!
You must go
or you will die here.
Do you understand? Now, go!
And do not look back,
no matter what you hear!
Don't worry for me, my son.
So what did he do?
He took a secret tunnel
and found the pipeline
that would lead
outside his village.
And when he climbed up
out of that pipe,
he was free.
So he made it?
Unfortunately, no.
He didn't.
Something stopped him.
He just couldn't do it.
He couldn't leave those
who meant the most to him.
So he went back.
And the Strifers captured him.
Oh, he fought like a wildcat.
He made the Strifers earn it.
But in the end,
he was still a boy,
and these were the strongest
creatures in the galaxy.
They beat him mercilessly,
What? Why did you stop?
I got places to go,
people to see.
But I'll look in on you
while your parents are out.
But what about the story?
Hey, slow down, kiddo.
It's just a fairy tale,
remember?
It's way better. Really?
Well, then maybe
I'll come back tomorrow.
That sound good?
Yeah.
Grandpa? Yeah?
I hit that boy the other day.
I hit him first.
I heard.
You did?
Kids fight.
He made of fun of me.
Oh. Well, then he deserved it.
He said I was gonna be
He's right.
I know.
Thing is, he's my best friend.
Was.
Well, I'll tell you something.
Kids make fun of things
that they're afraid of,
what they don't understand.
Adults do, too.
I guess.
Come on, let's take this inside.
I haven't eaten
this much watermelon
since my prostate was your age.
Your what? Never mind.
My father's going to watch
Gabriel while we're at work.
Your father?
Yes, my father. Someone's
got to get through to him.
I talked to Gabriel.
Yeah, I know how
you talk to him.
Oh, stop. Susan,
I talk to the kid, okay?
My father has a way.
He's a good man.
He's a hard-ass. Excuse me?
You know what I'm talking about!
Whenever he speaks his mind,
he has no internal censor!
Since when did telling the
truth become such a bad thing?
I'm going to my room.
Yeah, walk out,
like you always do!
Can I come in?
Yeah.
Hey, kiddo.
We haven't really
talked very much
about what your dad and I
are asking of you.
I know it must seem like we
dropped a ton of bricks on you,
but it's really important
that you know why.
Whatever problems your dad and
They have nothing
to do with you.
We both had an equal part in
bringing you into this world,
and we both love you very much.
Does that make sense?
I guess.
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