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322 JUAN FRANCISCO BLANCO Togué realized Tital was going to find out, with or without him. He then answered, “There are eight hundred and forty more warriors. That does not count the ones you have here.” “Ronú, please go and get Lena,” Tital asked. As soon as Lena came out of the house, and ran up to the group, Tital told Togué. “I want you to tell me again about the Almaya captive called Koo.” Looking at the young girl, Togué said in a clear voice, “He lives in my household. He is healthy, tall, and well. I saw him ten kins ago.” Lena looked at Tital with a broad smile, came over and gave him a big hug. Then ran back to the house yelling, “Jonathan, good news, my brother, Koo is well!”