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An old enemy and a new King
Django and Liberty go home. They are both angry. Liberty hates her old husband, and she feels like her mother and father have sold her for money to the old King of the new gipsy tribe. Django has collected all the gipsies in the city that has no tribe. Their tribes have kicked them out as they did something wrong or used their gipsy magic for the wrong reasons. Django does not care about their history as he only wants to use them to get the gipsy tribes of Shelta and Lush's land. He plans to attack the one tribe first, and when they are under his control, they will have to fight him for Lush's tribe. At the tribe, Lush is talking to the elders. It is time for him to retire as the King and hand the tribe over to his son. Duke is still getting used to his wolf. He is not used to having som
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