″Cassiopeia,″ he said, tickling her affectionately under the chin, ″the two of you did a fine job.
I couldn't watch you, for once, so you must tell me all about it.″
LATER, the tortoise signalled. Then she sneezed. The professor looked concerned.
″You haven't caught cold, have you?″ YOU BET I HAVE! replied Cassiopeia.
″You must have gone too close to the men in gray,″ said the professor. ″I expect you're very tired, too.
We can talk later. Better go off and have a good sleep first.″ THANKS, came the answer.
Cassiopeia limped off and picked herself a nice, dark, quiet corner.
She tucked her head and legs in, and very slowly, in letters visible only to those who have read this story,
her shell spelled out two words: THE END
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