Kathy was a big girl.She had well-developed muscle groups that make her clearly physically equal to any man. At the same time, she was blessed with lo...g naturally curly black hair, impressive boobs and a pair of perfectly shaped legs that seemed to go up forever. She didn't have much to do with the opposite sex but bore them no animosity either. In her own way, she sort of envied them the fact they all had an advantage in wooing females with their distinctive third leg whilst she had to make do. Sitting sideways with no way to control direction, it was a matter of time until I was flipped over. The all metal boat, with no floatation of any kind would go down like a stone. That was the moment I realized that I could die out here in the middle of this huge lake, life jacket on be damned. The water was very cold and I was now miles from the shore I had left from. Looking up, I could see I was closer to the other shore but it was a blue haze, one long damn ways off. I had that small bucket. You are friends now, no more fighting." He made the clashing hand motion again. "But we need to understand. I tell you first how it was to us, how we remember. We think you attack"—he gestured with a fist pounding into his other palm—"you try to kill us, make us die, when we offer peace, we come in peace." He extended his arms in the peace gesture both species had used. "But we do not know why, what reason."The native seemed frozen. It neither spoke nor moved. But Igwanda noticed that its eyes. "5:15! God," she thought. "Where had the time gone?" Yeah, Yeah I'm com... I mean, I'll be right down."She sorted through the stack of papers on her desk and got ready to leave. As she stood she felt the slippery wetness coating her thighs."On no. No No NO, Please God don't do this to me. Not here."She reached around with a sense of dread and felt the back of her skirt. She groan in despair as her hand came away damp."What was wrong with me. God how embarrassing"She sat down quickly and felt.