When he looked up and recognized me, he stopped yelling and came over to me with his hand out, "Mr. Sharp, don't sue me over this, please. I'm finally...making this place pay with the repair facility and the flight training. I'm sorry about your airplane. I don't know how it could be just gone." I'm not suing anyone, Pete, just relax," I said trying to settle the man down. "Let the investigators get to the bottom of it. I'm here to help file the theft report so I can alert the insurance. She stood like a statue... trying to judge everything he was doing with her ears alone.It seemed that he was moving around her, and as she heard his footfalls, she felt his gaze on her shoulders, breaking her skin out in goosebumps as if he'd caressed her lightly with his fingertips."Please," she whimper-whispered."Hush," he told her, his voice warm and falling on her skin like silk. "No more words unless I ask you to speak. Is that understood, miss?"She nodded quickly, fear painting her. I gulped. I had been told I would probably be asked, and on the walk to the city, I had thought about it. I knew that I would probably never see Earth again and I was okay with that–I didn't leave a lot back there to miss anyway. And if you have to live in a new land–or a new world–it might not be a bad thing to be in charge of it! Plus being a king in a land of drop-dead gorgeous woman ain't a bad way to spend the day! I also had noticed there was no weapons or military anything even here in. So much of our history is unknown to us, but we can learn, we can uncover the secrets of our past.”“And I must let my Master know all that I have discovered,” Caden added. “The Alfar knew things that even the Sorcerer’s Guild does not. This library alone could take a team of scholars years to catalog, let alone everything that might be contained within the city walls. I’d rather we didn’t have to fight our way back across the Coral Sea, however.”“What we need is a way to convince my people of.