“Well, we’re carrying enough supplies, just don’t come bitching if you get bored,” Flinn chuckled.“I’m going to go over my Advanced Offic...r stuff to lock it down,” I informed them, knowing there was a lot to still go through and I wouldn’t normally get the chance.“Good idea,” Flinn nodded.“I’ll probably do a refresher on the latest Healer updates,” Torun decided.“And I’ll catch up on what little paperwork our group has,” Flinn chuckled.The voyage was uneventful, and we all managed to keep. This was more what i wanted to hear and i managed to get a bit more information before Mrs O appeared and we made our way to dinner.During the course of the evening i brought this up with Mrs O and she seemed genuinely excited and quite keen go go for a look so we decided to give it a visit the next night.The next evening we had dinner and went to the bar for a few drinks.Around ten o'clock we went back to the room and Mrs O changed into something more daring, knee high boots, white lace. As for the latter, if not controlled or suppressed, Hera could generate a strong enough electric charge to kill a man with one touch of her lovely forefinger—or so she claimed. That explained the static I'd often felt around her. While she couldn't follow-up that jolt with another powerful one for several hours, once was certainly enough as far as I was concerned. She probably didn't need it quickly in succession since who would approach her after that? The necklace that controlled her now. One of his jobs was as a cable installer and he was pleased that he kept one of the shirts which identified him as an employee.When Julie went to answer the door on that clear Wednesday afternoon, she wasn't alarmed at Jim's hulking figure in the doorway. His appear- ance with his company shirt identified him as "Jim" on one side, and Cablevision on the other."Mrs. Brown?" Jim asked with a clipboard in his hand."No, they aren't here right now, can I help you?" I'm checking interference on the.