Chapter 30 - Dinner.

The chief of spirits, that is the father of Atticus, was involved in settling a peanut friction between Atticus and his fellow warriors immediately after their arrival from their escorting journey — of all places, at the gate of the palace. Later on when everything was settled by him, the chief, with some apologies involved so as to additionally calm and to make the fuming spirit warriors know that he wasn't in the slightest of support to the lack of respect Atticus displayed to them, and even scolding Atticus in their presence, Theogo's unconscious body was not taken into the palace of the chief — for that will be very risky and reckless — but into one of the many rooms within the great Busha tree.