Yeah, it’s good.Deepti: Be careful, Viju bhaiya. Don’t fall.This conversation was a bit intriguing for me. I peeped into the kitchen to see what t...ey both were doing. I saw Vijay in his cotton grey shorts and white t-shirt standing on a stool sweeping the upper kitchen shelf with a broom. Deepti was holding him by his waist.Her face was right in front of his crotch. At first glance, I was taken aback. But I cast away my negative thinking and convinced myself they were only doing house. I wasn't thinking about anyone needing to kill me, so when the three black Audi SUV's turned in my drive, it took me moment to realize I was in trouble. ... real bad trouble...Unfortunately for my uninvited guests, I was prepared for trouble. Dropping the rake I was holding, I ran inside and hit the panic button, to alert the Judge. Then I hit the switch to lock the hangar, and electrify the entire building. When one of them grabbed the door handle, they would not like what happened.I kept guns. Aargh!" angrily he shrugged his arm away from her grasp and walked with as much wounded dignity as he could muster back up the steps.His useless left arm flopped like a broken thing. Left leg dragged just a bit as he laboriously climbed the stairs that, although they looked the same height felt twice as high and his feet felt like he had five-pound weights on them.His mind didn't feel old at all! Nevertheless, his goddamned body was all worn out. ("Oh death, where's thy sting?") See? He. Back in 1908."He produced a crystal and activated it showing a fight between Mages and a military unit who also had Mages. It was also apparent that the Mages alone were losing and being forced back by a combination of powerful magic and physical weapons."Yes," he replied to the unspoken question. "We were losing, our techniques have always been to use magic first and foremost and they have very good Mages who supplement their mundane weapon systems. In the end it took the combined power of.