" He said. The Master leaned down and typed something into the laptop that was on the table next to the chair. The screen flashed and then it matched ...he other laptops next to the other two chairs."Could you bring everyone else down here? I want to run some tests." He said."Do you want breakfast Master?" I asked."I'm good, come down when the three of you are ready. And put something on, jumping you in the middle of testing might be fun but it would screw up the results." He said and let his. . won’t actually take me that long.”“Your Majesty, we’re supposed to be protecting you, not the other way around, dammit!”I heard Lydia and Jordris fire again, taking down another mage. “Don’t take this the wrong way, Rikke, but your troops would only be in our way.” I looked around. “And what are you doing here, oh soon to be mother of one of my children? Get back in the carriage.”“I’m pregnant, love, not some porcelain doll that you have to keep on a shelf. You’re not the only mage that knows. “Thwack!” The sound echoed around the brick-walled sports hall.Miss Tweedy winced loudly as the pain registered in her brain but remained in position.“Thwack!” Pauline brought the cane down millimetres lower than her previous stroke.Miss Tweedy held onto the chair tightly, but swayed, taking a moment before resuming her position for the next stroke.“Thwack!”“Ow!” Pauline smiled as Jessica shouted out.A few moments later, and Pauline laid her fourth stroke accurately across the female teacher’s. ”As Leroy dashed out of the room, Ed laughed knowing that his husband had found a new passion. He said, “I’ll have George set up a room for you to stay in for the next day or so. I’m sure that you and Leroy still have much to talk about.”Stepping out of the living room, Ed called to Cathy, “Can you have George set up a guest room for Tom?”She called back from the office, “Sure thing.”Five minutes later, George appeared at the entrance of the formal living room. Glancing over at Tom, he asked.