Back in the RV, I was sitting in my favorite chair with a fresh cup of coffee, as I mentally summed up my situation. My RV and trailer were impossibly...parked in a cave, I had no memory of how they, or I had gotten here, there were no signs of civilization, no roads as far as I could tell, no cell signal, and my body had suddenly regressed from sixty-six to fifteen years old. I had food, water, and shelter and there were no signs of obvious danger.Finishing my coffee, I decided it was time to go. A slow mist would start to form above me. This mist would then spread into every corner of the cell. As I en-hailed each breath I would began to get cold as each bio-toxin spread through my body. It's ironic that during our medical development we would invent a way to have our own victims kill themselves so that everyone involved would have no guilt. Natural death would slowly take over as the body froze to death choking on it's own lungs.As the mist started to fall I felt very scared. All I. Har-Hi standing next to me and looking like me at the images of our main viewer.I sighed. “Do you make any sense of this?”He said.”If I had to guess, this is a re-occurring event. The natives don’t act as if they were alarmed or surprised to see us.”“I just wish we could rely on our Janus device. I think I see some Roxomani among those prisoners and they just might know about the Union.”Warner, who was sticking halfway inside a console via an open access panel crawled back and closed the. I decided to eat at the table as we would have to make some sort of conversation whilst eating. I placed both plates down opposite, as i did this Steven joined me at the table.“Morning Aaron, how was your night sleep?” Steven asked quite bluntly.“It was good, how was yours? I didn't disturb you when i came to bed did i?” I managed to spit the two lines out hoping he would reply that he heard me and seen me. I got none of the sort of conversation as it died really quick and turned into the.