Mary walked over to the bank and up the river a short way before coming back. She checked out the sky and turned to him.“It is only about a foot ove..., and there isn’t much rubbish, so it should be safe enough. However, I don’t think we should hang around in town if it starts to rain again, which it will.”“We’re lucky; Pam stopped further up the coast as we haven’t had the rain those poor bastards have. However, now she is moving again. It’s not the rain, which worries me. A Category Four is a. There’s only you and me in the place. I’ll leave you to it.” She actually turned to go. I think she would have walked away if I hadn’t summoned every last ounce of courage I possessed and said: “I’d rather you stayed.” She looked it me for a long time. “You serious?” I pushed my luck. “If you stay I won’t tell.” She smiled. It was the first sign I’d seen of her relaxing. “I don’t think you’d tell anyway.” “No, probably not,” I agreed. “But I think it’s only fair that I return the favour. That. ” as Caroline pointed to the dent that was becoming bigger every second it felt like in my pants“O sorry Caroline I just couldn’t help it, just your…” I stuttered“don’t worry about it. Find a movie that looks half interesting that we can watch and I’ll go change.” Said Caroline(a short while later I have found a movie that looks mildly interesting that wasn’t blood and gore like I was used to but my mind was thinking about what Caroline wanted to talk to me about and how she had behaved about. It wasn't long for the entire notion to be dropped all together. Professors and scientists were beginning to tout the idea that humans were the most intelligent creatures -- an idea that seemed borderline narcissistic merely twenty years ago.But this wasn't out of some sort self-infatuation. Time and time again researchers failed to discover and trace of intelligent lifeforms all across the stars. Each expansion they might find creatures as intelligent as chimpanzees, but nothing on the level.