I had no idea where exactly the cage was until my dinghy suddenly bumped against something solid. I turned around and could vaguely see some kind of g...ating just a few centimeters above the sea. Damn, it must be hell to be kept in here. Even the slightest swell would make breathing hard work. How long could anyone survive in this thing? A day? Maybe two? Horror. However, this cage was empty now. No one to rescue, I could return to my ship now.“Hey!” Someone addressed me, barely audible. I. Trisha: Wow, son, you are hard again?Me: Yes, aunty.Me: Niveta, come here.Niveta: What is it?Me: Shall we play a game?Niveta: What game?Me: I bet I can lift aunty and hold her for at least 10 minutes.Niveta: No, you can’t. Maybe you can lift her, but you can’t hold her for 10 minutes.Me: I bet I can.Niveta: What’s the wager? What will I get if you lose?Me: If I win, you have to do whatever I say for a day. If I lose, I will do anything you say for a dayNiveta: Ok, deal.I looked at aunt.Trisha:. Other assets left immediately for your place, so be expecting them,’’ he said.It had been fifteen minutes since the first call. If they didn’t get him back by now, they weren’t going to was my thought.Jason, Lisa, Mom, Dad, and Jeanna had arrived. Hanna was at the gate; the guard called before letting her and Jed in. The judge arrived a few minutes later.Judge Slaughter, the senior agent and I had a conversation while we were waiting. They were waiting for the conversation to complete on the. .. but I wasn’t bored.The quality and variety of stone that I was pulling up off the bottom ... yellow and orange quartzite boulders the size of my torso were undermined by the suction nozzle of the six inch Keene and rolled into the cavity ... until I realized that I could rig a crane and remove them. And learning how to operate the crane I find and restore to running condition would keep the doldrums away.I didn’t need much ... enough reach to keep whatever vehicle it was mounted on far.