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"Giya ga sarki."

(Wine for the king.)

At first, he only stares at her in interest. The child's smile falls slightly, as she must be feeling intimidated by her king's steely gaze. I nudge his arm. He looks over at me in interest. I nod my head as if telling him to take the wine and be kind to her.

I know he's not very good with children, only because he doesn't quite know how to act with them. He was always the youngest child in his family so he never had experience. He wants his children but needs to learn a little first.

He plasters on a smile when I signal him to and takes the cup. "Na gode Tsai," he says to her (Thank you very much).

The little girl's smile instantly comes back and she runs to her mother in the excitement that the king had just spoken to her and smiled at her.

Suddenly someone starts to chant in the Hausa language. I realize that it's Three Horses. The drums and flutes play in tune with his chanting. The people around the giant fire in the middle of the shagali mov
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Marena John Lambrou
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