Six young boys, all under the age of fourteen, had no choice but to undertake a journey laid down by the evil of terrorism. They were asked to swear an oath of revenge, which they duly did without hesitation. Someone else's ideas forced them to take that oath and, in doing so, made them act like that evil. The end game was to overcome that which destroyed their childhood dreams and take their revenge so that the road ahead was of their own making and decision. How they did that was a challenge like no other. It was a challenge that would either destroy them or lead them to peace. But which road? This journey has yet to be told.