wife of Egon Avril of the infamous
Avril clan discussed in our tenth installment. Gaunt and Clancey
forged documents such as an archaeologist's degree, a tidy bank
account, and any other identifying documents. These items were
created for Clive under the name Randell Coventry. Clive Dharma
wished the world to continue with their ignorance of his existence.

Oswin Clancey (b. 1953) is
noteworthy as the son of Zachariah Clancey and Dawn Cheshire, both
discussed thoroughly in earlier treatments. He was an executive in
advertising at OrDeR. He and Clive bonded immediately and he used his
resources to help “create” Randell Coventry. He was also looking
to invest in new ventures. Stephanie was as well, and she had a
degree in archaeology and shared Clive's interests. It was implicit
that no one involved in this enterprise reveal the truth. Gault
assured everyone thatthey would be rewarded richly when Clay finally
took control of his fortune. Another investor, the Frenchman Aloysius
Pascal, came on board in late 1977, and he and Clive became best friends. He, Clancey, Stephanie, and Gaunt
set up shop in London, where Clive stayed for nearly two years,
scraping together enough cash for one last grand expedition. Thus was
Coventry Expeditions born. During his time in London, Clive/ Randell engaged in a short-lived and tempestuous marriage to Pascal's sister Margeurite.

Caulder worried that he had
been corrupted by Clive's obsessions and that their years at Feng Qi
were for naught. He missed the peace he had found there. But he found
himself drawn in by the danger and clandestine nature of his
activities. He wondered what kind of man he really was before his
amnesia. He decided to