I told Moira, who like everyone else was craving normalcy, and we decided to go. Freddie wanted to go, and so did Sarah, so we rented a car and went. ...t was great. For a little while we were just two average couples out for a morning of leisurely fun. The yard sale was a lot bigger than I thought. Spread throughout the park, it easily covered two acres. We stayed together for awhile, but soon Freddie and Sarah wandered away, holding hands. I nudged Moira and she just smiled. ‘How long?’ ‘Since. But now her dreams were darker, filled with unseen monsters and endless paths that always lead to the same destination – pain and despair. Ellie screamed, and Mikael ran towards the source of her voice – if he didn’t calm her soon, then she’d wake and he’d have to wait until the next time she was exhausted enough to sleep. Vines grabbed at his feet, clawing at his skin as he rushed towards her. He ignored the pain – he’d gained many scars in her dreams as endless amounts of terror attempted to. At thirty metric tonnes, I didn't expect any. As our trial continued, I knew I had the boat I wanted. This was exactly what I imagined and more. I could tell that Del felt the same way.We rounded the corner at Point Atkinson and hooked back into Horseshoe Bay for lunch. Aside from the ferry traffic, it was quiet in the bay. December wasn't much of a month for boating other than a few hardy fishermen and the odd sailor. The snack trays were soon emptied as we chatted about Del's Choice and. I stopped him as he seemed to have a lot more to say but I had heard enough. I stood and ordered Commander Daniels to order all stop, and prepare for general quarters of all non-essential crew. Once they the crew was accounted for, all nonessential crew would enter into cryogenic stasis. I wanted to give my diagnostic crew a chance to figure out what was happening before complete anarchy broke out and I lost control. Once the nonessential crew was tucked into cryogenic stasis, I ordered.