The Agrippa family had no wealth or belongings of any significant value. Perhaps a few bronze coins were lying around in the house somewhere. The furniture was minimal and decades old. Their land, if one ventured to call it that, was oddly placed in the marshes. It was unfit for farming, and weeds had made it their dominion. The only possession of worth was their home, a small wooden log cottage on the outskirts of Fugi. If they were to walk five miles to the south, the walls of the ...