The four of us found a quieter corner, locked in conversation and the night became a revelation. Grace was no awkward wallflower but an elegant creat...re that painted her words with colourful gestures and remarks. Many times, she left me breathless by how funny and smart she was. As friends, their sense of humour was in the situation, not the endless ribbing of each other’s flaws; I liked that the most.Pulled onto the dancefloor, the eviscerating bass line with heavy metallic overtones. Frantic, he shouted, “Ahhhh! Uhhh! Magus, what am I going to do?”“You can run around in circles, scream, and shout,” Magus said.Stephen paused in performing his nervous movements and asked, “What good would that do?”“I don’t know, but that’s what you’re doing right now,” Magus answered with amusement written all over his face.Stephen said, “I guess I should calm down.”“That would be a start,” Magus said.“Why am I getting sued?” Stephen asked staring at the papers in his hand.Magus said, “That. ] [[It's a density issue. At the level of ability and force that I had at this time, creating NP-points within water was impossible. Simplistically, they need to 'push' any atoms away extremely quickly as NP-points are created almost instantaneously. That's easy in air, but water is too dense, its atoms requiring many orders of magnitude too much force to compress.]]When Lily was ready I said, "Lily, show the hair to Pat so she'll be able to recognize it too. It's too far away for me to see it. ”“I imagine it might be more powerful,” Xo agreed, though without Nick’s amusement.“How ... Do you think it would be stronger if it happens directly?” I asked.They shrugged. “I imagine you won’t mind finding out,” Nick added with expected salaciousness.We had met in Xo’s loft, which he shared, rather ascetically, with his three oldest angels. And his companion, who, much like Nick’s, appeared too old to conceive anymore. Pretty but nondescript, and quiet to the point of shyness, she tended to.