
"Shhh...I'm not sure we're alone." Indy waved a hand in my direction.
"I've got that same feeling..." his father added.

"What did you bring her along for anyway?" Indy's dad made a face at me.
I just raised my eyebrow at the man. I mean...really.

"Dad, did you tell anyone what you were coming after?"
Dad's expression turned outraged. "Son, I do know better than that."
The two men stared at each other for a minute. "Just that girl in Thailand, but we'd been driking all day."

Indy halted at the first turn, "Come on dad."
"It's just...I have this feeling."
I had a feeling too. A sharp pain in my ass where the older man was concerned.


Indy got his book out, read a little, then headed for the mound to the left of the altar. "There should be a stone inside here that will provide us with a clue to the location of the Bone of Destiny."
"Son, that feeling is growing stronger."
I sauntered over to Indy's side. "You don't think he's talking about all the ninja's hiding behind the altar do you?"
"With him, who knows?" Indy bent and reached into the hole.
"Huh. Unless they do something, what's the big deal?" I shot a look at Indy's father.
"Isn't one. Ah ha." Indy's lips curved in a smile of success.

6 comments:
Ninjas, please!
I want more than just still image on the ninja action!!
Watch out for those flying stars. It's a pain in the ass to pull them out.
Bax! I think your request is going to be honored. ;)
Jill, then you'll have to look elsewhere. If I run into any live action ninjas I'll be sure to give them your address.
kimchi, really? Even if they're not lodged in your ass?
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