This will give us some idea of what is currently available on the market. Then, after lunch we're meeting with a representative of the legal firm of B...llings and Spencer to get the ball rolling on setting up a limited corporation. Hopefully, this will give us a company and the facilities to house it. Of course, there's a lot more to do, but it's a beginning," Richard replied, before motioning the waiter to refill his now empty plate.Lynne, seated next to Richard, idly stroking his thigh, smiled. I jumped up and faced him, "I take it you are the German?" What kind of a musket is that? I've never seen such before." He asked, reaching to take it.I dropped the butt to the ground and held it close to my leg," I don't want you to see this rifle," I answered."I believe from the Dutchmen that they want more muskets, you give me that rifle and you can have as many as you want. I promise not to show it to anyone. I must have it." He almost pleaded.Why not he was after all a gunsmith and he was. Nothing unusual there, I thought to myself as I took another deep breathof his fading scent. This time, however, I received a nose full ofpollen.That second sneeze cleared the fog from my brain. In an instant,everything unusual lit up in my mind like an alarm. Why did I havetits?! Why was I in my bisexual skank neighbour's room?! And why, forthe love of God, had I invited a man into me?! The noise that left mymouth was some unheard of mixture of terror, anger, and confusion. Thesound was. I used work to push my confusion away, before I went even crazier. We visited the town again, but got a little extra done. We found a carpenter to build the cooling tower and stable, and a metal smith for some plumbing fixtures. He didn't know what he would be making, but said he could follow the drawings we brought with us.The structure of the manor had to be checked, too. The cistern we needed to put on the roof would add quite a bit of weight, and we needed to be sure the roof wouldn't.