The occasion was just as festive as when Kindhand and company met the first group of Rebels at the diner, and the news was all good. They decided to stop for the night. The Rejects would never risk an attack of so formidable a force and, anyway, the chances of finding them were very slight, though Jim, for one, was not too happy that they were still not able to come up with an explanation of how they had been found. The leader of the large contingent was General Thomas Bradley, who, with his gray hair and handsome features looked like a fifties general from Hollywood Central Casting, confirmed what Kindhand had heard about the plague from Rosen. The plague was now history. Though Bradley had not heard anything about the Believers and the Rejects colliding in a big war, the idea did not surprise him. “It’s been coming,” he said. “Doesn’t surprise me at all.” Kindhand and Bradley, who as generals were at the same rank in the Rebel army, had much to discuss about the future government of the Rebels, though they certainly had a model: the principles employed by Ben Raines when he formed the SUSA.
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