La Ciudad de Los Reyes, the Spaniards had named Lima — City of the Kings. Ever since they had overcome Atahualpa, thrown down Incan rule in this region, the name had resonated with persons living there, centuries after Peru had become a democratic republic. Certainly, in this age of persons traveling back and forth to other ages, it was a fine —
“I don’t like it, one bit,” groused Field Deputy Agent Alon Kidlat, who stood out, in more ways than one, just up the road from their latest assignment. Not yet thirty, he was a long way from his Hawai’ian home town, removed from his own childhood home, by a…
