No surprise which turned out to be the doctor.“Doctor?” asked Lisa. She was elated to at least have a name over the air for Derrick to record.“W...at sort of doctor?”Elizabeth looked back and forth between the two men, then began stammering out an explanation. It was obvious she wasn’t sure how much to reveal.“Oh, um, well he’s a researcher in-”“Enough of this crap,” said the fat one. Meyer, if she was remembering their names correctly.Then names were the last thing on Lisa’s mind. A heavy force. The rest of the weekend passed off normally. On Sunday evening I received a text from Julie. She suggested we go for a meal on Tuesday. She wanted to try a new Italian restaurant that had opened in town. She also said we should dress ourselves up as it looked very posh.I was looking forward to the evening out it seems ages since I needed to dress for an occasion. Julie seemed like good company. There was something about Julie that attracted me she had a very commanding presence. She was not. Somewhat. No. No again, but certainly incomputable for all three. But you need to practice! From before your Earth was formed, and your sun grew hot. I will return shortly. Again, you need to practice, gravity with electromagnetism! Again, gratitude and appreciation!"The sphere shrank to nothing. Kathy and Matt hovered for a few minutes in silence, trying to absorb what had just happened."Come, Matt. Let's head south to the Living room and discuss this." What if it comes back? It said it would. "Botilda!" Lagrange-sensei barked, "Unless you've come up with a technique which keeps you safe by looking away from your opponent, then pay attention to your OWN form." Sorry, sensei," Botilda responded, and then turned back where she was supposed to be, biting her upper lip and tensing her neck as her eyes glided over me.We practiced several moves which involve attacking an opponent from above. It matters a lot whether I'm in 90% or 10% of normal, but in 50% jumping feet and all over somebody.