"You could use an ore processor. The inductor assemble could be easily modified." Hmmm." He stopped, seeming to actually be considering."A ballsy idea... Might work, who knows?" At that point he straitened, seeming to tire of 'the game'."But I'm telling you right now, I don't take advice from no ghosts!" How bout from me then?" She asked stepping finally into the light."Are you certain that textbooks were the only kind of literature you bought?" Katsuhito interrupted."Don't be a smart ass!" Washu. ..? There's been a lot Travi." I said and kept focused on his games. He sighed knowing I wasn't paying attention. He paused the game."I'll show you later." He said and went back to playing. I yawned and leaned my head on his shoulder. He's never minded me doing this stuff, but he tensed up. I guess I had fallen asleep, because when I woke up the room was dark and there was moonlight coming through his window. The house was silent. Except for the gunshot noises coming from the flat screen TV.. He seemed nice but was very quiet. Evening came and we all gathered in the food cabin for dinner. We had shared tables and I found myself sitting opposite Stacey. There was some small talk and eventually we discovered we were both into astronomy and the stars. She said that there was a viewpoint about a ten-minute walk from the camp that gives you the best view of the sky and the stars. We finished dinner and we all gradually started to leave and head to our cabins. As I left, Stacey pulled me. Pressing the button the button the blade sprung out and he adjusted his hand to plunge the knife into her belly. As he was doing this he grinned, and said, "Now you die bitch."Climbing to his knees, Officer Richard Lincoln pulled his 10mm pistol, took aim at the man's left leg and fired. The bullet slammed into the man's knee and he screamed out in pain as he let go of the woman."Get down on the floor, NOW!" Richard shouted as the woman scrambled away from the suspect and started puking.Mark.