In the palace of Anda, Judu was now seated with the foreign witch who had helped them perform the magic of undying with the horn of life and death. The witch was still examining the horn. They could hear the voices of the youths of Anda who had partook in the battle as they were busy dragging the dead bodies of the soldiers from Zaka who came to attack them to the dip pit they had dug. There were still few soldiers of Zaka who were captured because they surrendered and pleaded to be spared. Judu did not command her own horde to capture them because she planned on freeing them some day but to keep them and use them to entertain her guest upon the celebration of her victory over the soldiers sent by the Queen of Zaka.
The witch, after she was done examining the horn she kept it on the table
