HAPTER 26
Aleksandar Dugin was captured by the rebels.
The peasant masses asked Cinthia,
"What shall we do with him? Tell us, mistress, the daughter of Zola!"
The priests and leaders of the Green Gang were not happy about the fact that the masses were asking Cinthia and not them what to do.
Cinthia responded, "Let the people decide."
And so Dugin's head was cut off and put on a spike. Cinthia returned to the hotel that was now surrounded by her fanatical supporters. Below the hotel, some people were building a statue of her holding the head of Aleksandar Dugin in her right hand.
Cinthia and Cole ate a huge hamburger for lunch, while Alice only ate a bowl of salad. She ate less because she didn't have to fight and because she was much smaller than them. At this point, Cinthia was almost two meters tall. But she remained very fast and athletic while still being beautiful and feminine in a way.
One of the priests came into their room. "May I speak with you -- The daughter of Zola? I brought you gifts."
Cinthia answered, "Yes."
The priest sat down as he gave her new beautiful clothes, "You've gotten taller so I decided to give you new clothes."
For a moment Cinthia forgot she was supposed to be a goddess and said, "Thanks for the clothes. I needed them. And I didn't know where to buy them."
The young priest laughed and replied, "Well now that we are alone. I can speak more freely. I know you are not Zola or Zola's daughter. Or Vana. But the uneducated masses should believe it. This gives them hope and strength."
Cole quickly said, "Can you explain it to us? Why is it that so many people believe that Cinthia is a god all of a sudden?"
The priest replied, "A good question. Let me explain. It is not just that she has superhuman strength because of the spice. Yes, I concluded that because I am a scientist as well. She is also extremely tall and handsome. By some bizarre coincidence, Zola looks a lot like Cinthia. She is depicted as a very tall woman with short and sexy black hair. She is the goddess of water, rain, fertility, female athleticism, and sex."