”I could feel my mind sharpening and the slippery nature of the drug disappearing. I reached out and tried to tap into my well, hoping it would spee... up my recovery. All the while my eyes never left his as I tried to gauge the speed with which his own strength was waning.“You should join me, boy,” Voguel said in an even tone. “Together we could do wonders and rule. Not just this province, but this whole continent. No one would be able to stand in our way. We could have anything or anyone we. "I think you've been avoiding me Daddy," I pouted. "I don't think you want to see me, you're never here." "I've been...busy," Daddy said, distractedly, as if formulating a sentence under these circumstances was an effort for him. I raised an eyebrow, partly from humour and partly from disbelief and slowly began to saunter towards Daddy, my long smooth legs gliding over the tiled floor, and wish each step I took, the barely there chemise hitched up, showing glimpses of what I was wearing. Mostly we were spectators although I sent one man back every other day with a report. The ones doing all the work were the sappers, miners and artillerymen. The cavalry scouted about, looking pretty, and the infantrymen kept their heads down mostly, hoping a big shell would not land in their neighborhood.On the evening of October 16, under a fast-lowering sky, we noted unusual activity within the British lines on our side of the York. I sent one of the men back to tell Foster. Several small. . I just got a funny feeling in the pit of my stomach and a shiver down my back."Stepping up the armored glass that was protected by the shield, she looked out the main launch bay into space."Sarge, I want all flights loaded with war shot in the morning. I mean every bird. I know only my squadron and Sparrows are due to go out on the training mission, but I just got a bad feeling about this." You're the CAG Ma'am, if that's what you want that's what you get," replied Jim."Thanks, Sarge."As she.