If everything worked out we'd have one less boat to worry about.The pirate boat was about half the length of the Windrunner. I counted ten oars per si...e so I figured that we were going up against twenty-five to thirty men at the most. Considering that between Tagus' crew and my party we numbered twenty-two the odds were fairly even. Hopefully the fact that my people all had bows would turn things even more in our favour. We'd see soon enough. In the meantime we got ready.The pirate boat did. A dome made out of tree branches bent overcovered with old carpet and felt, then a layer of earth, then more carpet and then the final covering of waterproof canvas. On one side a hole which one had to crawl through – I looked inside big enough to get 12-15 people round the outside. In the centre was a pit about 4 ft in diameter. First job was to light a fire about 5 yards away from the dome. and load on top some stones about the size of a basketball. There was a muddyish pond a bit further. Her best friend was, if anything, truthful and honest about her opinions. It was the one attribute on which Julianne felt the two women could build their friendship. Misty would tell anyone exactly what she thought. She had no tact, and many people thought Misty was conceited because of it. However, Julianne understood Misty simply did not want anyone to think she had any ulterior motives, so she had always been brutally honest whenever anyone asked for her opinion.Misty nodded and asked, “Are. He looked at her skeptically. "I don't know..." If she does I promise I'll fix it if she can't!" she told him. "I'mnot sure I can fix your internship though if you keep it up..."He gulped and motioned for me to go ahead.I looked at the control console for the 3D printer that I'd brieflybeen able to use weeks before. I'd been itching to get back here towork on a few things, and at her nod of approval began uploading a fewprojects I'd been working on. As far as she knew there was only one...a few.