We could do just fine in your room if we had to, even if you just have a twin bed."And now I can't even find my damn dog. It's not fair. I don't think...I should have to force my own dog to come home with me when I move back because some bitch has been spoiling him while I'm at school." Well, what about when you're at school? What did he do at your house?" He stayed out in the back yard. I'd put him out when I left and bring him in when I got home. And everything worked out great." OK. So, we'll. I had no idea how much magic it took to affect the components that it did, so this would call for some experimentation. This might take a while. It was the only way I could see bringing magic back into the world. Too many people would die if magic was released powerfully or suddenly. The sudden failure of machinery would be catastrophic. Hell, maybe if it were done slowly, the electronic components wouldn't fry or stop working like they now did. That would be ok, too.Two weeks later I called. ” Ahh. That hit the spot.”“Don’t tell me you don’t have ample supply of that stuff aboard your big ship.”The Admiral put the bottle down. “I got a complete brewery aboard, but good beer is still good beer.”He looked at the label.”This is from Planet Holstein, about as German as it gets. Got anything I might be interested in?”Letsgo grinned and leaned back.” We got a Narth.”Stahl’s left eyebrow rose.” You are kidding me, right?”“No I am not. When Admiral McElligott called me that Webb is sending. He smiled and her body tingled. She hadn’t felt that in a long time. She smiled back and then turned back to her friends. She felt him behind her without even turning around. Then she heard the deepest voice she had ever heard ask, ‘May I join you?’ She turned to answer and was amazed at how tall he was, at least 6’6. She let him join the group and buy her a drink. She learned his name was Kevin and that he was a construction worker. They talked, they laughed, and they danced. She was so.