“I don’t want anyone to die among you,” said the
anchor man, “are you really sure you are bringing 9,800
witches and wizards from all over the world?” He asked.
“Yes.” Replied Eboho.
The moderator turned to the archbishop, seeking
clarification: “Dr. Idaho, are you absolutely certain you’ll
put an end to the meeting?”
“I’m not just planning to stop it; it’s already stopped,”
Idaho declared firmly.
Just then, the face of a young charming teenage fair-
haired girl appeared on the face of the intangible screen
of the calabash. It was the image of Jenny, the German
teenager, who was on a visit with her mother to Nigeria.
“Behold! Behold!” cried Caddy. ‘Search no further...
the answer, the answer is here! This teenage girl is the
last element we need to make the medicinal preparation
complete!” exclaimed Caddy.
The news hit the old witch like a thunderbolt. “That
girl cannot go anywhere!” Caddy exploded in a trembling
voice. “Without the caterpillar, there can be no butterfly!
Whether she’s gone to the moon or back to her mother’s
womb, we must find her! There’s no other way!” submitted
Caddy with a note of definitiveness.
The news hit the old witch like a thunderbolt. “That
girl cannot go anywhere!” Caddy exploded in a trembling
voice. “Without the caterpillar, there can be no butterfly!
Whether she’s gone to the moon or back to her mother’s
womb, we must find her! There’s no other way!” submitted
Caddy with a note of definitiveness.
The morning dawned peacefully, just another
Thursday at first glance. Yet, the day held pivotal
significance for both the African team of wizards and
the witch, desperate to secure Jenny’s aid for their ailing
leader, and the Hexenburg team, resolute in their mission
to rescue Jenny from the clutches of their unwelcome
visitors.
“You’ve gone beyond your jurisdiction, and I hope you
are aware that this is against the rules of the Federation; I
want you to understand that you’re fighting a losing battle
and taking your colleagues on the wrong path.” Said Ursula.
“We don’t want anybody to get hurt because of some
deluded nuts. Now, all you can do is to let Jenny go.” Ursula
entreated.
“Are you accusing and threatening me without any
evidence?” asked Sabon Gari, with a sly, calculating grin.
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