The teifling had a very expressive face when she wasn’t hiding something, which was frequent. The look told Qiao, that she had already had enough of...the bard’s cheerful crap. This was war, and with how Malark was behaving, one would be forgiven for thinking he was using it as an opportunity to write a new ballad.Qiao said a salient prayer to Lathander as she saw General Grodan approaching. “Himo,” she said to the wood elf who sat cross-legged among the group of soldiers, sword for hires and. “Everything will be okay.”“Of course it’s not, they’re going to destroy the universe!” Charlie shouted.“Oh shut the fuck up,” Sarosa said to her.“Well sorry, I just don’t like the idea of not existing!”“Any reality where I don’t have to listen to your whining is a good reality.”“Girls girls, break it up!” Daniel shouted, getting between them.“Honestly, is it me or do humans get less intelligent as time goes by?” Alexis asked. “Look, there’s really no need to panic.”“BUT THE UNIVERSE IS GOING TO. "I thought you could share it with your Mom." Thank you." She said and stole a kiss. "Now come meet everyone." I was the last of the guests to arrive so after introductions and being given a glass of wine by Kat we settled at the heavily laden table. It was a small affair with only eight of us there. The wine continued to flow freely and everyone stopped dinner repeatedly to make a toast or tell their favorite Jenny story. My favorite stories couldn't be told in mixed company, but I told a tame. The government had a ‘hope for the best’ policy with the pods, but with no definite planets to aim for, then all they could do, was to give its citizens ‘best guess coordinates’, and send them in the direction of ‘likely candidate planets’.The months had slipped by at a terrifying rate, and as Lisa walked towards her home, she looked around her longingly.The street had been left to its own devices, and with residents all gone, the gardens had begun to over grow. Some of the houses showed.