After some clicks and crackles, the device translated in a Stephen Hawking computer monotone:"I look for leader."Bruce started to move, but David stop...ed him. No point in showing the enemy a bird colonel in the resistance. Besides, David's uniform made his leadership easier to believe. The colonel nodded his assent silently."Lieutenant David Camden, United States Army," David said, standing wearily.The tall alien pointed a clawed finger at his chest. "S'kaaru." The machine didn't bother to. "More than I can count but my days of doing that are ending soon." Why?" My wife is afraid of growing old without me." Your wife knows about your being a Hero?" Cal asked."Yes, she has known from almost the beginning." What does that mean?" I asked."She was my first Caretaker actually," Charles smiled."I thought Caretakers were from Cassandra," I offered."Yes they are, but if we are going to talk any more about this, I would like to do it in the house if that is all right with you," Charles. After I was on the boat I spotted the black woman moving towards the elevators. I caught up to her quickly. ‘Are you all right with what happened with the kids?’ I asked her. As soon as she recognized me her face split open in a wide grin. ‘My savior, thank you for what you did. I thought my big butt knocked that poor girl down. Sometimes this thing has a mind of its own.’ ‘Well I think it’s magnificent but I did see you being set up to take the fall.’ ‘Really? You like it?’ she asked.. Anytime we go though the routine, we all go through the body scan. Glenn isn't really married to Jolene, but that guy didn't know that. I must admit that I have enjoyed this flight; you and your family are why I started flying in the first place. You are nice people and don't demand everything like some of our first class passengers do. They think that just because they paid all that money, that we are their slaves or something. But it is the ones that get an upgrade that are the worst. Oh, I.