Anyway, fifty years ago, our planet was hit by an energy wave from a star called Alpha 7761 when it went supernova. We'd been expecting it for eight h...ndred Earth years so had made preparations. All life was wiped out but plasma computers commenced replicating every living creature and plant. Unfortunately, the computers responsible for recreating all Drayconians were destroyed when a mountain collapsed. But there was a fallback. A single computer a great distance away but it was only capable. We never talked much on the walk until we reached Juniper Park. Juniper Street was our splitting point. Tiffany lived five minutes walking distance west on Juniper while I lived ten minutes to the east. We headed for the concrete table and benches that we always sat at. We tossed our backpacks on the top and sat on opposite sides."Did you see Julia today?" immediately asked Tiffany. She brushed a brunette tress out of her eyes. She was always doing that. She should just wear a. If she sat beside him she'd more than likely end up on the teal-coloured felt carpet squares, and it wouldn't be a soft landing.She chose instead to move the backpack from the chair and sat on it cross-legged waiting patiently for him to speak again.He half closed his eyes, watching her, waiting until he saw her shoulders rise and lower in an almost exaggerated manner, then her eyes drifted closed. He wasn't sure why, but he felt drawn to her. Maybe it was her innocent appeal; she certainly. The third room was probably the most terrifying. It was set into theconcrete foundation. The door was just over six feet high and the ceilingwas about a foot higher. The room was only about two feet deep and maybefour feet wide. Fastened in the concrete wall were several iron rings."Don't worry," she said, amused at his staring. "You will get to sampleall of them!"His training began. At the domme's orders he was to address her only asMistress. She had given him a heavy leather collar and.