They learn by their mistakes. But they also have to learnthat very decision they make have consequences. Their decisions had made them endingup here. ...t was only they and their willingness to work with themselves thatcould get them home again. After ourtherapist left we continued to talk. It was odd how similar our stories were.We all were concerned parents working double shifts to buy the best for ourchildren. Somehow they anyway managed to slip off the road of purity and temperance.It was. They were at the siege of Robert's Keep." That's where my dad lost his leg," Barson said.Gesturing in Gustov's direction, Sid said, "I think he's getting tired of waiting for you."Olaf grinned and turned his horse. As he rode away, he shouted,"I'll be at the citadel as soon as possible." We'll be looking for you," Sid shouted back. He settled in his saddle and, turning to Barson, said, "Looks like we're collecting a troop." It sure does. You'll like Olaf. He's a cheerful fellow and always ready. That is, until some internal voice said other wise.He handed me the key to the small padlock on his cage, and I unfastened it. Then I remove the other pieces of the CB 6000, and laid them on the table next to the stool on which I was setting in front of his cock and balls as they hung over the edge of the hole."I want to come really, really bad," I heard him say, "but don't let me come TOO soon! Okay?" As you wish," I said, faintly smiling as I reached out with one hand and took hold of his. ”“Everyone takes. No other way. You either take, or others take from you. Now you demand tribute or you attack our ships. You no different, just have strange magic. But once we figure it out, the tide will turn!”Someone entered the secured room without announcing themselves and no one reacted. “I brought another of their disruptors,” Lizzle said, handing it to him. “I’m sure it doesn’t need repeating, but be careful with it. We don’t understand how they work, and I doubt the Tissk even.