I didn’t know you were still upset about him.”I frowned with a sad look as well. “He was a good familiar, a wonderful Saber. I’ll never have a...guy like him again. Look, let’s focus what we have to do here; we’ll talk about this later.” I said, pointing with my sword into the corridor.“Right, let’s keep moving.”We continued walking until we reached a cold metal door. We grabbed the hooks on it, and it made a loud creaking sound which echoed throughout the cave as we slowly pulled it open. This. His treasonous Density Force is dead."I slammed the phone back down and went back to sleep.Chapter 113Ashley Cork6:33 am November 3rd, 200612:33 am November 4th, 2006I couldn't sleep. Nobody could find Jacob for hours now.Make that nobody wanted to admit Jacob ever existed. Then his parents and brother disappeared.Now I can't even find my mother. She never returned from her last search trip.I dressed. No way I was getting any sleep before I got some answers. I was in Palestine, not the Bermuda. We can't risk anyone giving birth until we can get more medical expertise. However, if I take a carrot and stick approach, I'm hoping I can accelerate things. If women know they can't risk having children until we're more secure, they'll work that much harder to get there. Hopefully many will turn to medicine themselves, which should further shift the imbalance of power between men and women. We can't afford to lose survivors to the complications of childbirth." Speaking of Tom's work, that's. ” Jake wrote out the letter and signed it. He left off the date and gave it to the admiral. The two men shook hands and Jake and Patrick left he office. They were greeted just outside by the XO’s clerk who had helped get the Lady stashed in the warehouse. He gave them a lift on a pull cart. Thankfully, this trip was nowhere near as fast as their last ride. They thanked the man for the lift and went inside.Jake smiled at seeing the lady. she was set down on the floor of the warehouse. Bowmen.