“Don’t worry, I’m not going to drop you,” she laughs as we hover down to her window. Her window suddenly slams open from a rush of darkness an... I climb inside as she follows. “You know… you’re a lot heavier than you look,” she states. Before I can even respond to that she pulls me into another kiss, wrapping her arms around my shoulders. I embrace my arms around the small of her back, tightly pulling us together. Her tongue slips past my lips, slowly discovering the inside of my mouth. Finally,. They also have an open top deck for those wanting to get their share of the sun. The boats also have a built in ladder at the back to make it easier to get back on after a swim. It didn’t take all that long to find our boat, as there were only eight left tied to the pier. All the others had been driven out before dark. Of the eight, only three had lights on. I carefully checked the names as I walked along the pier, and on seeing ours, I gingerly stepped on board. I had seen that it was the one. "The symbol of Christianity!" said Lara, "on someone who was born thousands of years before Jesus?!"It was a shame she would be unable to solve that question. Nehista clearly wouldn't be supplying answers.Something else caught Lara's eye. A simple red ring on Nehista's left fore finger.Put me on!The voice was heard by Lara and instantly forgotten. Without a thought in her head Lara bent down, took the ring off Nehista's finger and put it on her left forefinger..."Time to get going!" said Lara. " Every one of us complained of headaches, of nausea, and we demonstrated illness often enough to convince the AIs we had serious problem. They finally admitted that they had some older ships that had flat decks like the seagoing ships we build, and when we saw their plans we staged a strike until we got them. We love these ships, and we don't want to hear anything bad about them."George said "We aren't built to live in that kind of ship. We need this kind, with flat floors."The Admiral and I.