The Honeymoon Trips
Chapter 42
Written by rachel76m
Edited by Don Kaufman

The list of characters mentioned in this story belong to the various authors that created them. This is a fan-fiction story.

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We get done eating in about thirty minutes. We see our fairies are now fluttering toward us as we get up and do some more touring in the Old City.

“We’ll now continue our journey here in the Old City.”

We follow Joel while Gavri and Yosef are behind us. Our fairies follow us in butterfly mode. They stop to take a drink of sweet nectar along the way as they see the flower pots on the window sills and balconies.

“Where are we going to next, Yoel?”

“We are walking to the Temple Institute. We’ll be going inside for a presentation.”

“Hmm . . .” I look up to the fairies. Come to the coat pockets, my fairies. It is time for some rest.

We’re coming father, mother, Omega!! Thank you!! We definitely need the rest!!

They all flutter in quickly and land in the coat pockets. They change back into fairies in little flashes of light. They all quickly get their heart beats in tune with ours. Soon their breathing slows down so they can get a good rest. They keep their ears open so they know what is going on.

Yosef opens the door for us. We all walk inside. We are quickly greeted by two people at the Institute. Once we exchange our names, a Rabbi speaks up.

“My name is Rabbi Yohonatan. Ah . . . I thought I recognized your face, Richard. Thank you very much in saving our money.”

“Your welcome, sir.”

“If it wasn’t for your act of kindness, everyone would be heart broken. I would not be surprised if millions of people would commit suicide from their losses. So in fact, you saved billions of people with their principal amounts intact. The only ones who are regretting their choices are the ones who put their trust in the Euro scam.”

Brianna quickly squeezes my hand. “I have to thank the Creator for the inspiration there, Rabbi Yohonatan. I never did like bullies.”

“Heh, heh, heh, that’s a good one, Richard. We never did like bullies either.”

Then another man speaks up from the Institute. “My name is Rabbi Gavriel. As you can see over the Western Wall, construction of the Temple is proceeding as well. We are following the example of King Shlomo when he ordered the first Temple to be built. There will be no metal noise generated during the construction. The construction material will be brought in and assembled on the site.”

“When will it be finished?”

“It will take a total of seven years to build the temple. We are in the second year of the build. It will be finished in the year 2109. That will be the conclusion of the second Sabbatical Year.”

“Hmm . . . that’s interesting, Rabbi Yohonatan. According to the Chinese calendar, that will be the year of the Earth Snake. The following year will be the Metal Horse.”

“Why would you make a connection with another country, Richard? Isn’t the Torah enough for the world?”

“I am just saying, there other places around the world that would have other special events or years you might not be aware of, Rabbi Yohonatan. They do have significance with their traditions.”

Rabbi Yohonatan starts to look upset. He grimaces with his lips flat.

Rabbi Gavriel sees his expression. Uh, oh . . . “That is a thought to consider, Richard. Sometimes we are so wrapped up with the heavens and HaShem, we forget about the traditions from the other countries. Perhaps there is a connection. We’ll look into it.”

“I have a better idea, sir. Tomorrow we’ll be touring more of Jerusalem. The next day will be spent on top of Masada. I know the High King will be there for a special presentation. I think you better make plans to have your High Priests and other religious leaders present.”

Rabbi Yohonatan gives a smirky grin with some attitude, “Well, until I get a phone call from him, I will hold off on that.”

Then we all hear the phone ring in the office. “Ring! Ring! Ring! . . .”

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The secretary picks it up. “This is the Temple Institute.”

“Hello Devorah. This is the High King. I have an important message for Rabbi Yohonatan.”

“Greetings my King. What is the message?” She writes it down. “Uh huh . . .uh huh . . . .I have the message written down. I’ll give to him right now. Do you want to speak to him right now?”

“Yes I do, Devorah. It is most urgent. Thank you for confirming my suspicions with your earlier phone call last month.”

“Thank you, sir. I’ll put you on hold.” The secretary pushes a button on the phone to put the King on hold. She gets up from her chair and leaves the office. She walks down the hallway and enters the presentation room. “Rabbi, I have the High King on hold right now. He wants to speak to you right now. Here is the message.” She hands the paper message to the Rabbi.

He takes it and looks at the message. “Uh, er . . . excuse me, I need a talk with the King. I will be back soon.” He looks at me quickly. “Gulp.” Soon we see sweat appearing on his forehead. He takes a handkerchief and wipes his forehead. He leaves the room quickly.

He enters the secretary’s office. She stays outside of the room. She looks toward the door for the presentation room. The King knows exactly what is going on here. He knew Rabbi Yohonatan would have a hard heart against some of Earth’s traditions. I tried to warn him, but he wouldn’t listen. He is so heavenly minded that he is no earthly good. Thank goodness I called the King last month.

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Rabbi Yohonatan picks up the phone and pushes the button. “This is Rabbi Yohonatan. How can I help you, my King?”

“Did you read the message?”

“I did s . . .sir.”

“What do you think of it?”

“Are you saying I need to expand my horizons, sir?”

“I most certainly do, Rabbi. In fact I need you, Rabbi Gavriel, the Beit Din and the rabbinate on top of Masada with me on the day after tomorrow. I will also need you to bring the temple musicians up there as well.”

“Do you mean the complete orchestra with shofars, drums, bells, lyres, flutes, trumpets, harps and cymbals?”

“All of them, Rabbi, and in full attire. I will also be inviting three divisions of the military, ambassadors, and the Knesset there as well.”

“If you do that, it will be very crowded.”

“I know it will be, Rabbi. The time of the meeting will be 11 AM. That should give plenty of time for everyone to be there. Richard and Brianna will be there as well.”

“Wha . . aat? Richard just said he will be meeting you up there.”

“This is just a quick three day tour for him and his wife. He has other places to be during his honeymoon trip. Oh . . . one more thing, Rabbi.”

“Y . . .yes, sir.”

“Did Richard mentioned the year 2110 will be the year of the Metal Horse in China?”

“H . . .he did sir. Tha . ..that means you know about the Chinese traditions.”

“That’s right, Rabbi. If I’m the promised High King from the Creator, wouldn’t it to stand to reason I need to know every detail about what is happening else where on Earth?”

“Ye . . .yes, s. ..sir. I’ll make the phone calls to the musicians, the Rabbinate and the Beit Din right away.”

“Thank you, Rabbi Yohonatan. Don’t worry, everything will be explained on top of Masada.”

“Yes, sir.”

“B’shuva tov, Rabbi.” (B’shuva tov means ‘Have a good week!’ in Hebrew)

“B’shuva tov, my King.”

“Click! Click!”

Rabbi Yohonatan wipes his forehead some more. “Oh my Creator. What is going on here?” He reads the note again.

“You are looking at the promised Omega Unicorn Dragon that you found in the scriptures with me and the other Rabbinate members while Richard Moore was in New York City.”

He folds up the message and places it in his pocket. He wipes his forehead one more time. He leaves the office. “Thank you, Devorah. Have the phone numbers ready. I need to make several calls to the Beit Din, the Rabbinate and all of the Temple Musicians. We’ll be on top of Masada the day after tomorrow.”

“I’ll have them ready for you.”

“Todah, Devorah.”

Devorah returns to her desk. She gets the phone numbers ready from her computer and prints them out. Rabbi Yohonatan returns back to the presentation room. He walks down to the center front and turns to face us.

“I was just admonished by the High King. It seems I need to be aware of what’s happening elsewhere in the world. Please forgive me, Richard.”

“You’re easily forgiven, Rabbi.”

“Thank you. Rabbi Gavriel, will you please continue with the presentation. I need to go to my desk and make a bunch of phone calls to people who need to be on top of Masada the day after tomorrow.”

“I’ll gladly take over, my friend.”

Rabbi Yohonatan walks back out of the presentation room. He walks down the hallway until he gets to his office. He opens it and walks inside. He closes the door and sits at his desk. He sees the printout from the secretary. He breathes in and out with big breaths of air. “Sniff!! Whew!!” It contains the list of phone numbers he needs to call. “I hope they are available. But, more than likely there will be some messages left on their answering machines.”

He goes down the list and calls each one.

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“What we have here is a presentation about the Temple in previous times and in current times. Most of the tools have already been made, but we are always seeking donations for other expenses associated with the temple service itself.”

Rabbi Gavriel steps aside and sits down. We watch a presentation on the history of the temple from the Exodus from Egypt to the present age. It takes about an hour to watch it. I reach into my satchel to get my checkbook. I look at Brianna. How much? I am thinking of a one time gift of $1,000.00.

That’s fine, Richard.

Okay. I write out a check for $1,000.00. I tear it out and fold it up. I hand it to Rabbi Gavriel.

He looks at the amount. He smiles. “Thank you very much, Richard. This will help for this year’s expenses. I didn’t expect it to be for a million dollars.”

“I don’t have that in the bank account. Brianna and I are just married.”

“Have no worries. It takes everyone to make the contributions we need. That is all we have here for the presentation at the Temple Institute. I hope to see you both again.”

We all get up and shake hands with each other. All five of us leave the Temple Institute together.

“It is time to give your statements at the station, Richard and Brianna.”

“Yes, let’s get it over with.”

We walk back to the parking lot where the car is parked. We get in. Yosef backs the car out and exits the parking lot. He drives down the streets making several right and left hand turns. He makes a turn down a narrow alley. He pulls into an empty parking spot. We all get out of the car and gather together near the car. “That door you see is the back door to the field office. The front of the office looks like a store that sells teffilin, kippas, and other typical Jewish items. The store is for real on that side of the street side. There is a single door that opens to storage rooms for the store and desks for the rabbis to use. Then there is another door that leads to the field office.”

“Obviously you want to keep your field office hidden so no prying eyes will cause more problems.”

“That’s right, Richard.” Yosef walks up to the rear door and opens it. We all walk inside. We see a front desk set up to act as the receptionist desk. We see a man sitting there behind the desk.

“Shalom, Yosef, Gavri and Yoel.”

“Shalom, Yacov.”

“Go down the hall to the right. It will be the second door.”

We walk down the hallway until Yosef opens the door. We walk inside and sit on the chairs around the table. The door opens again and another man walks in with a folder in his hand. He sits down and opens the folder up.

“My name is Baruch. I am the Chief officer here at this field office. I am pleased to meet the man who saved our money. Thank you very much, Richard.”

“You’re welcome, sir.”

“I saw the video from the camera that is mounted near the plaza. That is amazing what took place there. I have a few questions to ask. I need truthful answers.”

‘Yes, sir.”

“What really did happened in the Rabbi’s Tunnel?”

“I used magic and a memory.” I bring up left hand. “Left gauntlet on.” In a blink of an eye, the left gauntlet appears on my left hand.

The Chief looks startled. “Whoa! I didn’t expect that.”

“Mounted on this gauntlet are a set of darts. I can have them set with any spell I want to. I have never killed anyone, sir. I usually set the darts to freeze or to put someone to sleep. Would you like a demonstration?”

“Yes, I would, Richard.”

“I’ll use you, sir. I will speak out loud what I intend do.” I hold up my left hand and point it away from the Chief. “Freeze dart into the neck. Leave only the mouth unfrozen.” I shoot out the dart. “Thwip!” The dart arcs around tightly and hits the Chief in the neck. “Thoo!”

“What? That’s . . . Now I can’t move. How do you get me unfrozen?”

“There is one of two ways, sir. I could recite a spell to thaw you out, or I could use a memory to help. But first I need the dart return to my gauntlet. Dart return to gauntlet.”

The dart returns to my gauntlet. “Thwip! Thoo!”

“Croin, warm him up.”

Croin flies out of me. He resizes himself to fit inside the room. The Chief becomes very alarmed when he sees the dragon. “Th. . . tha . . .that’s a dragon?”

“Yes it is sir. I actually met this dragon on the planet Twainor. He is a very good friend of mine. Croin, warm him up.”

Croin smiles, “Yes, Richard.” Croin blows out a quick short puff of warm flames at him. “Fwoooosh!!” Then Croin returns back into me quickly.

The Chief gets immediately thawed out. “Arrrrghhh!!” He quickly checks himself for damage.

Yosef, Gavri and Yoel are trying their best to keep their snickering to themselves as they smile at the Chief.

The Chief sees steam coming from his clothes. “This is too much. My skin is crackling when the sudden heat touched the cold surface. So, you can do magic. The FBI report was no exaggeration about George Weisenthall.”

“It is no exaggeration, sir.”

“From what I understand from the High King, you can do a lot more than that.”

“I can, sir. On the planet Twainor I met a lot of people and animals there. I can recall them up with a flip of my hand.” I do a quick motion with my hand. The host of people and animals appear in the room. I keep them all miniature. “The two large sea serpents you are seeing are Leviathan and Eingana. They are the ones who gave birth to the fire breathing dragons and sea dragons found through out the multi-verses.” With another movement with my hand I make them disappear.

I then go into my story about my visits to Twainor and here. They all have their mouths open and hanging a bit as I tell the story. It takes about an hour to summarize the story.

“Do you have the proof you are the Omega Unicorn Dragon?”

“I do sir. But, I think it should wait until we are on top of Masada.”

“Hmm . . . I agree, Richard. What is your current martial art skill?”

“I have earned the third black sash in the Shaolin Dragon Master sequence.”

“I don’t think our best instructor could match you on that level, Richard.”

“Not too many people can, sir. The only ones who can match me are in the Shaolin dojos. I have learned how to use a lot of weapons, animal movements and the elements. I’ll show you a quick demonstration of the first two elements, air and water.”

I bring up my right hand and give a quick twist. A mini-tornado appears in the hand. I quickly dissipate it. Then I focus on the moisture of the air in the room. I bring in the water droplets from the air. Using both of my hands now, I make several objects. I make ice darts, a small ice sword and an ice flower. I then dissipate the water back into droplets, then disperse them back into the cool air of the room.

“We have seen it with our own eyes. That’s incredible, Richard.”

“Here is one bit of news, sir. Within the next five years, there will be a planet with a bunch of asteroids streaming behind it. The planet will break up and impact several moons and worlds along the way. Have you heard of the story of Pern?”

“Isn’t that an old sci-fi story, Richard?”

“Yes, it is, sir. However, the story is for real.” I then tell the story about Pern.

“So, you are saying these asteroids pieces contain the Ethereal Space ore and magic will return back to Earth. You do realize people will try to abuse it again.”

“I know, sir. However, I have been told it will be weak enough so that it won’t be abused. The planet pieces will impact the six ocean vortices. Those six ocean vortices have been collecting the trash we throw away. The Creator is going to use the Red Star planet to help clean up our oceans to make it pristine once more. The Ethereal Space ores will fall into the oceans so the ores will be out of reach for direct contact. But the effects will be slight on us. It is not harmful at all. We should get some great sunsets as the shadow races across the landscape and oceans.” I look at the gauntlet. Left gauntlet return to cabin closet The gauntlet disappears in a blink of an eye and returns to the cabin closet.

“Have the two people talked about where they are from?”

“They talked plenty, Gavri. They were hired by General Grasu in Romania.”

“Romania? Hmm . . .”

“What are you thinking, Richard?”

“I need to give the rest of my touring schedule, Chief.”

“Yes, please do, Richard.”

I take a piece of paper from the Chief. I write down the schedule and the dates where we’ll be.

The Chief reads it. “So, where does Romania fit in, Richard?”

“It will happen after I get the Caledfwlch in Wales. I think by magic I will be transported to Romania. I think it is to save the Romanian Dragons in their valley.”

“Why do we need dragons, Richard? They are in the way of the people.”

“We are going to need every help we can when the Ultimate Last Battle takes place, sir. The dragons will help us defend our world. I know there are more out there, sir. But, they are well hidden.”

“If this King Azazel does come like you said, we will definitely need help from everyone. Well, that is all for now, Richard. I greatly appreciate it that you stopped by. We’ll see you on top of Masada the day after tomorrow.”

“See you then, sir.”

We all get up from the chairs. We shake hands with each other. We exit the room and get escorted back to the car. Yosef drives us back to King David Hotel.

“We have a lot to do tomorrow. Be ready to go at 8 AM.”

“Yes, Gavri.” Brianna and I confirm the dinner reservation that was set for the tour at the front desk. After that is done, we go back up to the elevators with all three satchels on us.

Gavri, Yoel and Yosef check into their room that is reserved by Mossad at the Hotel.

Once we get inside our room, the fairies fly out to check out the place.

“This is great, mother. Where do we sleep?”

“The best we can do is pillows on the chairs. Or perhaps the sofa in the living room space, Esmeralda.”

“That can work. We’ll check it out.”

The fairies quickly check out the chairs and the sofa. They discuss it among themselves. They quickly agree to sleep together on the sofa.

“We have agreed to sleep together on the sofa, father.”

“Then let’s get it ready. I’ll put your satchel here on the coffee table. Where do you want the shower set up?”

“You can put it in one of the basins in the sink, mother.”

“That’s fine, Bianca.”

The fairies quickly split up. Half of them set up the shower curtains in the kitchen sink basin. I get two blankets from the linen closet and place them on the sofa. They quickly arrange the blankets to make it nice and warm for them. They set up their beds and pillows under a part of the blanket.

Brianna and I get ourselves cleaned up and get ready for dinner. We put on a nice set of clothes that befits two newlyweds out for a nice dinner. That means jacket and tie for me and a dress for Brianna.

“Here is the TV controller, Tiger. Watch whatever you want to.”

“Thanks, father. Have a great dinner tonight.”

“Yes we will, Tiger.”

Brianna and I leave the room together. We walk down the hallway to the elevator. We get in once the elevator arrives. We arrive on the first floor and get out. We find the dining room not too far away. We are greeted by the maitre d’.

“It is a pleasure to meet you Richard. We’ll try not to bother you while you are eating.”

“Yes, that would be helpful. If you like, after the dinner, we can exchange pleasantries then.”

“That’s a good idea, Richard. Follow me please.”

We follow the maitre d’ until he stops a table that is near a wall. I help Brianna sit in her chair. Then I take my seat which is opposite from her. The maitre d’ places the menus before us.

“Is there a wine you wished to start with your meal?”

“Since we’ll be ordering chicken or fish meals, a white wine should do. It should be a dry wine like Mogen David.”

“Excellent choice sir. Will it be bottle or carafe?”

“It will be a half-carafe, sir. There is no way we can finish off a bottle between the two of us.”

“That is no problem, Richard. The left over wine can be used in some of our dishes. I’ll give you a moment to look over the menu.”

The maitre d’ lights the candles then leaves the table. Then a server comes in and fills our glasses with ice cold water. Then a wine cart is pushed up to the table. The server takes out a carafe and places on the table. He takes two wine flutes and places them on the table. He takes the bottle of Mogen David and proceeds to uncork the bottle. He hands me the cork to smell it. I take it and give it short sniff. “Sniff.” “It has been awhile since I had wine, sir. Also, Brianna is just pregnant.”

Brianna smiles at me. “It is okay for now, Richard. One flute glass is enough for now.”

“Congratulations, Miss Brianna.” The wine server proceeds to fill up the half-carafe and the flute glasses.

We pick up the glasses. I get up carefully and sit in the other chair to her right. We lean forward to each other and interlock our right arms as we drink from the flute glasses carefully.

“Hmm . . . that is good wine, Richard. How did you know which one to get?”

“From mom and dad, Brianna. My mom and dad experimented on several different wines before I was born. They discovered this wine had fewer side effects.”

“So, you always saw it on the dining table. That’s interesting.”

We give each other a lingering kiss before I return back to my chair. We look at the menu to see what is available. We decided to do fish tonight, then chicken tomorrow night.

The waitress comes by to take our order. Once it is placed, we look at each other. We do some small talk like we have always done. The waiter comes by to to deliver our salads. We put an oil and vinegar dressing on top.

After fifteen minutes, the empty plates are picked up and our water glasses are topped off. In another fifteen minutes the main dish is brought out. It is steamed fish with vegetables. We eat the main dish in about thirty minutes. For dessert we have baklava and sherbet.

Once we get done, we see the kitchen staff walking into the dining hall and up to our table. Also the other guests in the room come join as well. Soon they are all clapping their hands in appreciation for what I did. “Thank you, Richard! Thank you for saving our money!” This gets repeated over and over again. When Brianna and I stand up together, they all get quiet.

“You’re welcome. You’re welcome. Once I saw the pattern that there was an attempt for the suspects to control the banks, I knew something had to be done to keep the money safe. Also, the world wide debt was getting too out of control. So, I figured the debt should be wiped out so that everyone starts over from square one.”

Everyone claps their hands again. We exchange hand shakes with our left and right hands. Soon, they all feel the peace and the love from Creator and hear his voice speaking clearly in their minds. I take care of the dinner with my debit card. Brianna and I walk outside to watch the sunset over the Western horizon. We love watching the colors change and seeing the stars come out shining brightly.

We have our arms around each other while we watch the sunset.

We then come back inside and go to the elevators to get back to our room. I use the key and open the door. We see the fairies are watching the latest news on TV. They see us walking into the room.

“How was dinner mother, father, Omega?”

“It was very good, Esmeralda.” I take off my jacket and tie an drap it over a chair. Brianna and I sit down together in the two seat sofa. The fairies fly to us and settle around us to be closer to us. We watch the rest of the news until it ends at 9 PM.

“Father, there was a short info segment during the news. They said it is very dry in the Dead Sea area. There is no bird life at all because of the dryness. They said your skin can dry out in seconds as you descend into the valley. If we are coming with you, we will need a cream to save our skin and our lives.”

“That is a valid point, Tiger. I don’t think you brought enough for all of us, Brianna.”

“I surely didn’t, Richard. We’ll have to buy it tomorrow. Then before we leave for Masada, we’ll need to get creamed and ready for the dry air.”

“That’s good, mother, father, Omega.”

The fairies fly off of us. They fly to their clothes boxes and get changed into their night clothes. They get under the covers as Tiger flies about and turns off the lights and the TV. Then Tiger flies to his bed covers. He is sleeping next to his sister, Tigress.

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Brianna and I walk into the bedroom. We get changed into our night clothes. We brush the teeth, go to the bathroom, etc. Brianna takes off her make up.

“You’re still beautiful, Brianna.”

She comes up to me and puts her arms around me. “I think we got the better bargain from the Creator that we will be young at the age of 800 years. Now that I can live with.”

“I have no problems with that either.” We give each other a lingering kiss. I turn off the lights in the bathroom and the bedroom. I reset the clock and have the alarm sound out at 6:30 AM. I call the front desk and let them know when to bring the breakfast tray to the room. We pull the covers down on the bed and get under them. We snuggle up to each other give each other a little erotic touch in the right places.

We have a great night of sleep. It is another restful and peaceful night of sleep. We feel protected as we get our sleep for the night.