"Sure, why not?" I asked after a moment, speaking too loudly for the room. "We already have reality alteration, why not add a nice dose of time travel...to the mix? Tell you what, we've been going about this all wrong. We need to sit tight until the League of Super-Friends gets here, and they can solve this whole mess for us! That Wonder Woman, she's a hottie, eh?" I realized I was beginning to babble and I shut up."It doesn't have to be time travel," ventured Brock. "Don't forget, we're dealing. Qiao did not want the General to think they were taking this less than seriously, and that was hard enough with Malark strumming on his lute.Himo rose from her lotus position in a graceful motion without using her hands. She always moved fluidly, even for an elf. “General Grodan, hero of the battle of Raven Rock,” Himo said formally, nodding towards him.He grunted non-committedly as Marlark’s lute quieted. “Listen up, I don’t have time to repeat myself,” the older man said. “The horde has split. I don't think they could live on what she makes if they had kids. She's working as a waitress down at Klein's Restaurant. I doubt she makes over minimum wage and I'm sure the tips are lousy." Maybe I'll stop in and see her before I go west. I should apologize to her for how I treated her." I don't know if that's a good idea or not, Honey. You know it's always better to let sleeping dogs lie. When do you have to head out?" I need to be at work two weeks from Monday," I said. "I figure it'll take. But today the girls were all inside getting ready for church. Sandy had to make do with the boys because they were the only ones outside in the cold weather.She would rather be outside playing even if it was with boys and not inside with the grown-ups who always found something for her to do that took away from her playtime.Her mother called to her from the front door."Sandy! Oh, Sandy ... Time to come in, dear. We are leaving for church."She ran inside quickly dodging Robert who wanted to pull.