I just have a hard time being around women. I just get tongue tied and nervous, I'm always afraid I'll say something stupid and they'll laugh at me. S... needless to say I'm very nervous at this point.She stopped in front of me and looked into my eyes, just as I looked into hers. We hesitated a few moments and I started to greet her when she beat me to it."Dallan O'Casey, it is my extreme honor to meet you and to be your caretaker." With that said she moved right in front of me and placed her. “Do you still want to go to the pool?” she asked.“Yea. I need time to recover from that. I am not as young as you think. Let’s get out of here and head out,” I replied smiling again.I was thinking to myself that I was glad to get a breather at the pool. I really did need one right now. Maybe I was not really as young as I thought I was.I found swimming trunks and grabbed my wallet. I also grabbed some beach towels from the hallway closet. I figured we didn’t need the folding chairs since they. I’m just worried there won’t be any of ‘us’ left by then.”James then nodded gravely and sighed. “Pull them back Goliath. Don’t kite the horde anymore and get everyone back to the guild. You’ve done well mate.”After he had said as much, he nudged Skay again and the image changed to the lab. Everyone’s eyes widened somewhat when they saw robotic arms whirling about in the background building an Arc Cannon and Lackey 1 bandaging up a new laceration on his remaining arm with his teeth.James pinched. Hopefully between the two we’ll have some new leads for you in the morning.”“See you in the morning,” Whitaker said, grabbing Taylor’s arm and leading him to the elevators.“I just don’t get how you people work. Once I’m on something, I can’t just go home for the night and chill until something new drops. I’m not a fan of waiting for new leads to find me.”“The difference is on your cases, you work alone and you have to dig up all the leads yourself. You’re working with us now. We may be going.