As she fell, something sharp gouged through her back. Unable to stop her fall, she found she was impaled, the sharp, bloody end of an iron spike stick...ng out of her chest. The next thing she noticed was how badly it hurt.She gasped in pain, thankful that the damned thing had missed both her lungs. But, since it went right through the center of her body, she was sure it pierced the large artery going up to her heart. If she teleported off, she would quickly bleed to death. As it was, she would. "Hey honey, better eat up, its a big day ahead!"She didn't say a word, looking from him down to the fried breakfast in front of her. For what seemed like an eternity but wasn't even 10, it was soon time to leave. She said goodbye to her mother, it seemed like the last time she'd see her as tears filled her eyes. She would see her again soon, she would be back in her bed tonight, this whole day would be a memory. It couldn't come soon enough. She was scared.The car ride was short. It was silent.. Sheglanced at Amy who was watching nearby and taking notes on how everythingwas fitting. After they had taken several photos, Angela went back to thedressing area to put on the next gown. Her friends were all wearing tealbridesmaid dresses and getting the finishing touches on their looks. Theyall went over and lined up for photos. For the rest of the day they triedon the rest of the gowns and as they got more into the female roles theybegan offering their own opinions on what they liked and. “Orbital space is easier for someone on their first assignment,” he said, his voice calm. Rational. Still didn’t stop Dey from having to beat down her natural urge to growl at him. “Less places for someone to run.”“Also more ways for me to experience the joys of decompression,” Dey said, frowning.And to her utter shock, Moon slapped her shoulder. “Think of it like this, Lieutenant,” he said, then actually smiled. “At least you don’t have to deal with the boreworms.”Dey frowned.Loki, helpfully,.