Kara slumped down, asleep. Jake reached over Nina and grabbed Kara’s shoulders before she could slip out of her seat.“Did you all see that? Anyone...miss it?”“How did you hit all three nerves at once?” Nina asked.“You already know the answer to that. It’s the same one I always give you for how to do something at the intuitive level.”“You just think it,” Nina said.“Exactly. The way we view the neurological level is very different than the intuitive level, and the things we can do in that mode are. “Heh, yes. Though we haven’t won yet.”“Just empty cabins so far,” a scout reported. “Kind of looks like some sort of set up, as they aren’t designed for any of the aliens we’ve seen. No furnishings or other effects either.”“Keep on looking ... carefully,” I replied.“Yes, sir.”“Rest of you spread out and expand our perimeter,” Liovol ordered.“Yes, Monitor!”“Found an AI unit, switched off though,” the scouts reported.“On my way,” I replied. “Do not switch it on or otherwise interfere with. She pulled together the leopard fur that draped around her neck and shoulders at the memory of those cold, snow-free nights. And then she looked out across the sand, hoping to see some small animal she could hunt and kill and take back to her village. It was then that she saw Nuna'en. Of course, she didn't know his name. Nor even that he was human. It was just a bundle of fur sprawled on the sand. It was only as she approached and could see his strangely pale skin that she was persuaded that it. ’ She smiled at Elizabeth and finished with a saucy grin, ‘Tingly.’ ‘Well, if he thinks he can use you, he may find that the tables are turned, then!’ answered Elizabeth with a widening smile. The two giggled and finished their meal. – – – – – – – – – – After her lunch, Denise went to see Elaine in reception. ‘Howdy!’ she said to the younger blonde. ‘Hello Denise — how are you getting on?’ asked Elaine. ‘Oh, I’m fine, fine. I’m just mulling over man problems.’ ‘I don’t have those!’ grinned.