I smirked. The gang was all here.“Well, I’m afraid I have other business to attend to, Senator,” I said, giving him a small wave. “Have a wond...rful evening.”“You too, Miss Rochester.”I made my way back toward the viewing deck, giving Alain a call. The suspense was killing me. I disliked when things didn’t go according to plan, or worse yet, when something completely unexpected went against the plan altogether. “Alain, who’s this guest you mentioned?”There was a noticeable hesitation on his end. We thought we were golden, invisible to the rest of the world, hidden, safe, just in ever case we had to run like that again and there wasn’t a tennis ball baseball game to join. That was until two of the toughest, older teenagers from the project found it. We thought that they were gonna wreak it, but when they found out it was Johanna’s fort they came back with some shovels and dug the fort deeper for us and wedged the plywood up with old 2 by 4’s and then covered it with sod. I remember us. Ryna looked down at her, then poked her stomach, making her giggle. ‘What’s up? You look like you need to say something,’ Ryna asked, putting his arm around her waist. ‘I was just wondering if it was really alright for me to have such a wonderful and caring guy?’ She said, looking at him innocently. He raised an eyebrow disbelievingly. ‘Alright, alright, I was really wondering why you just decided to go with me to Van-cademy.’ ‘Because I applied, and you told me I got in. So I’m going with you. With inhuman reaction speed, he dodged yet another sneak attack, this time from Shahti. She had fired a blade-like spirit blast, but all it did was draw his attention to her. Clinging to one of the pillars like a spider, she tried to slide around to the back to avoid being spotted, but he shot over and smashed through it. The pillar began to fall while knocking over the others, bombarding the rainforest with massive chunks of ice.Powdered ice filled the air, and with that cover, Shahti lashed.