"You haven't been watching anime without me, have you?" retorted Steetch, narrowing his eyes dangerously. It had absolutely no effect, Noone started s...uttering and sweating. Actualy, it was a good thing they were not anime, because it would be a real pain writing in the chibi. Oh yeah, oops sorry."No, I am just saying." Hardcase just said. "So I had a great idea for your sub..." Don't keep me in suspense. tell me already!" spoiled Steetch."Ok, here it is. Build the Yellow Submarine, and sell. While I had purposely not brought my laptop with me, I marveled at the length of the Ethernet cable protruding from the wall. The television cart was of a sturdy stained oak, its doors opening to reveal a massive television with a remote control. The sofa was nicely cushioned in a dark gray, and I instantly envisioned the love of my life curled up on the sofa like a sleeping kitten. The coffee table had a nice flowering plant I could not identify as well as several area guide books and a Room. If the girl was fourteen, I would be surprised. I tried to ignore that fact while I finished what I had to do within the hut. Before letting the girl be, I convinced her to talk to me.While it had been a while since I had relied upon the language bank that Victoria's people had put into my head, it still worked. After a few muttered words by the girl I understood her. Her language was a distant abstract of Swahili and it took me only a second or two to grasp it. Once I did I had a quick chat. ”“Well done, your Alliance forces, Kordanta, though also my sorrow at the losses you took.”“Yes, those new weapons they used are both powerful and terrible in their effects. The Murian women’s bolt guard lost over two hundred souls, the Rutasi, seventy, the Æsir, fifty and also it cost your Mages a further twenty-five. The Earth forces, Loegrians and the Azurans were not affected by any strikes on their positions,” he replied. “In total we lost three hundred and fifty-seven of our forces to.