You too are nothing alike outside your physical similarities."Chuckling Demus doused his lightsaber, showing his confidence as he removed his cloak to...sing the piece of clothing aside."You are wrong Jedi. We are more alike than you think. You forget he taught me and raised me. I was not only his apprentice but also his son.He helped mold me into what I am. I am his killing instrument. Perhaps one day I will surpass him but either way it won't help you."Demus' attack was sudden and unexpected as. I was out of bed and redressed in the blink of an eye. I then began the task of making my room presentable to visitors. As I worked I thought about Valerie and it seemed to quicken my pace. Sunday seemed to drag on forever but finally passed, and before I knew it Monday had arrived.As usual, I had breakfast with my parents and they seemed to linger longer than normal over their coffee and morning paper. Finally, they were heading out the door for work amid goodbye hugs and kisses to each other. It was a good reminder to all of us how dangerous our quest was. Occasionally even I would check the status of the Heisenberg shields. All was well.My curiosity finally overwhelmed me. "Abigail! The crystals! What have you found?!"She nodded and was still for a moment, collecting her thoughts. It was time to report on all their months of hard work."It's a dilemma Ilias," she said at last. "There is no easy model in history for what we want our society to be. In many ways, our species and our. And she knew that none of them had ever experienced the pleasures of marijuana, living in the small town. Yes, it would be quite a night for them, she thought, and she was looking forward to their arrival.As she made her cabin ready, she heard an almost silent knock on her door. The sun had set behind the towering hills to the west, and the entire camp area was shrouded in darkness. As Karen opened her door, she was the four older boys standing there, looking as though they had been asked to.