“It can wear thin. People also attribute opinions, possessions, and other things to you that aren’t accurate or possessed. I’m supposed to own t...o huge ocean liners for my personal use; I don’t like to travel on the water except occasionally to swim, water ski, or use a kayak. Paddle boards look like they might be fun but I’ve been too busy to try those.” He laughed. “I’m also supposed to own the rights to some kind of auto carburetor that would let a car get hundreds of miles to the gallon; I. After she left the conversation triggered a flash back. I could feel the grit of sand everywhere and the heat of the air. The smell of different foods mixed with the smell of, by our standard poor sanitation. There was also the pain of a traumatic amputation via bomb blast.It ended just as suddenly as it had come. I had to sit for an hour before my mind ended the lock-down. When it came back up to speed, I dressed in three layers, then went for a ride on my three wheel scooter.I found myself at. Bernie tried to bring me to that realization, but I resisted. I wasn't ready. Well, I sure woke up fast. It's just a shame that that wake-up call came just a little too late." Denise had started to tear up and had to stop.Debra moved to her and held her for a moment, whispering, "It's alright, Dee. I understand, really." She finally released her, sat her down on a chair and got her a glass of water."Look, Dee. I really do understand what you've been going through, but you also have to. A lot of rogue Nephilim survived,” Kordanta nodded.We spent the next few days adapting Mage armour to the units Kordanta had allocated before there was a final parade through the streets of Versim, the Murian capital. It was a sensational wake up call for the people there as the female auxiliary looked both stunning and seriously intimidating in their armour, toting their modern Earth weaponry as opposed to the rather scruffy looking Murian regulars. There were also massive cheers for Vaniralla.