"There is no reason to resist, my friend," I heard Kasey's voice try to relax me. "We have all gone through with this, and let me be the first to tell...you that it does not hurt one bit."Just as she finished those words of comfort, I turned my head to the left to see Paula coming toward the chair. In her hands she had a black purse and a device of some sort that I could not make out due to the fact that I had never seen one before. It was a small metal object with numerous buttons and dials on. In addition, they each had weapons and had worn their armor. I told her that I was going to shut off my com unit but would forward any messages to Lt. Commander Ferguson. I had already warned him about forwarding my coms to him in case the women had any questions, as well as warning him what they intended to do.Within minutes, we were over the entrance to the cave. Again, I thoroughly scanned the area and found nothing amiss. The sleds were still inside and I could detect the locators we had. "WHAT?" The person on the other end of the call spoke soothingly. "Now Craig, that's no way to talk to your new best friend." The voice was male, not female. Craig's stomach lurched. "I just needed to let you know it's time for another contribution in the bottle. And try not to scream on the phone, dear boy. It hurts my ears." With that, the call clicked off. Jerking off at almost three in the morning, on orders from a strange man, put Craig through the wringer. He was sweating after fifteen. 'No way, that was never part of the deal.''The deal,' Susan told the girl, 'was to go to Hong Kong to find Mamma Chow. What happens from there is anybody's guess. Look, don't worry about it too much, we'll be there this time next week and then we will do everything we can to find her. Put it this way Amy, it might take her awhile to make another Jade Box and you'll have to stay that way until she can do it. Just make an excuse for a week off school and I'll let your principal know.''Okay,' Amy.