It was the job of bringing in the reforms so that the Giant Ant-Shifters could eventfully join their cousins on the other side of the shield in a more...modern society, which bothered her. From her readings of the islands histories, she had determined that backward, warlike races didn’t fare well when they had to contend with new technologies that didn’t allow for smash and bash techniques to maintain the rules of a society.The Giant Ant-Shifters needed to learn how to trade and negotiate with. " Sounds good," Angel said."I'll have coffee too," Martin sighed."Are you planning on having your usual today?" Tina asked Martin.Martin nodded, "Yes, I'll take a cheeseburger and some fries." Do you know what you might like sweetie?" Tina asked, turning toward Angel."I would like a salad," Angel said scanning the menu. "Do you offer any sort of salad?" Angel was perplexed."Yes we do," Tina winked, "I'll have the cook prepare a nice cob salad for you. What dressing would you like?" Vinaigrette. I tell her that she needs to stop that things are getting out of hand. She says nonsense. She's grown now and knows what she wants. I ask her what she wants and she says to make me feel as good as she can. I can't stop thinking about her as a beautiful young woman with an incredible athletic body. She's thick in all the right places and the curves draw a lot of attention when she wears tight clothing. She happens to be wearing skin tight leggings that look like jeans but are just a thin layer. When I first came here, we were fighting him. Now he was an Ally. Go figure.One thing all the displaced people did, was to remind me of the slim margin people had for survival. I had already authorized the city treasury to buy some tons of extra food, just to cover the influx of extra people.I was walking down the corridor of the palace leading to Mirwanna's rooms, when I met the chief wizard. An idea occurred to me."Excuse me, do you have a moment?" I asked him as we drew close to each.
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