But that thing does need a lot of power. I wouldn't want to have to run it for more than a few days." We dinnae need days! I think we only need a few ...ours."Some time later the two women sat at one of the patio tables at a bistro. The dome lights had dimmed to their normal night time level and the stars could be seen through the glass. Sarah enjoyed her salad while trying not to stare at Maren as she ate her chicken. She hadn't seen a piece of meat that large since leaving the family farm."I. The trio made their way back to the soldiers, and as Baiffer rode up to them once they were spotted on the road."Sir Rohea," Baiffer called out."Lieutenant Baiffer," Rohea replied. "You have returned." Yes, Sir Rohea, we received your message about negotiating a truce, and so I led the cavalry back here." Very good," Rohea said. "How do the negotiations go?" The enemy was wary of our first messenger, but he returned safely to us. It sounds like they are also keen to end the long war, even if it. I remember us saying things a little differently in spots, but it’s mostly an accurate description of what happened.What I’m doing here is adding in what happened after Bob wrote that. Nobody’s making me do this. It’s just that I think someday it might make a good story so I want to get it all down.First, I need to explain why I said Bob’s description of things was mostly accurate. It was all true from his point of view, but there were some things he didn’t know. Well, one thing he didn’t. I had decided that Marcy, Lorrie, Ching Lee, Vicky, Jason, Roseanne, Corry, Mark, and Cindy along with several clerks were going to be divided between the eight colleges during admission week to assist the security departments. When one college was finished they would go to the bigger ones.Each college had a different admissions policy but they were close in line. Arriving students went through an orientation process, human resources or student resources along with other lectures. Somewhere.