" I'd run to the scorekeepers, report in, and when the next buzzer sounded, I'd run onto the floor and wave Josh off. This accomplished three things. ...irst, we all stayed fresh. When you came off the court, seven other guys would go in before you were called again. Second, it kept us alert. We had to keep track of what was going on all the time. We couldn't just go to sleep on the bench or let our minds wander. And third, it confused the bejeezus out of our opponents. I couldn't believe it when. ”“Do you ever help him?”Brenda shrugged as she sipped her coffee. She was finishing breakfast while Liz was just starting. “Sometimes. Not so much at home, though. There he has students to do that sort of thing, slave labor as he likes to call them. Here, it’s just us. When I do help, it’s mostly just labeling things and prepping them for shipment. He’s the botanist, not me.”“And the slave labor part?”“Not if he knows what’s good for him!” Brenda commented, with another smirk.They took a break. ” He shrugged when everyone looked at him. “I’ve been interviewed by her a few times. She’s actually pretty nice.”With a possible source of information in view, the group started heading Nina and Lori’s way. As they got closer, they could see the two women huddled around what looked to be a monitor of some kind and talking to a guy at a computer workstation set up not too far away.“All right, roll it back another ten or eleven minutes and start there,” Lori called out to the tech guy.“Hey,. They would then stop, match course and attempt to close with the Hayward. All the time they would be attempting to bring down their shields.Surprise was their greatest advantage. It would take some time for the Hayward to return fire. James was hopeful that that delay coupled with the unexpectedness of successive AP lance hits would be enough.Return missiles were his biggest worry. The Didgeridoo was too small to carry missiles of her own. The plasma cannon could operate effectively as a point.
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