It was an awful afternoon. The sky was almost black with malevolent rain clouds. Just my luck of course, the heavens opened royally as I was half way ...ver the complex. Gritting my teeth, I decided to brave it and I dashed the rest of the way as fast as I could. I was soaked to the skin in seconds, the cold rain coming down like stair rods, drenching everything it touched. Gasping with cold and from my sprint across the complex, I dived into the laundry, slamming the door to shut out the deluge.. " When I saw it there on the desk I figured it hadto be Callie's because it fitted the descriptionand there were several of her long, blonde hairscaught in the chain, at least I thought they werehers - she's always getting her hair caught instuff. I picked it up by the chain, pulled out thehairs, dropped them in the wastebasket, and stuffedit in my trouser pocket. When I saw Callie the nextday, I remembered the medallion, and tossed it toher. She caught it, said 'Thank, you Daddy', thenheaded. "What happens if I go back?" Tim asked."Impossible, our deal is done. It's time to face your future here nowthat you're back." Future? You just said I was dead," Tim said unbelievingly. "What kindof future is that?" It's your future Tim," the Wizard said sternly. "Is this because the mask got stuck on me?" No Tim. Fate simply used that moment to let what was going to happenanyway happen." "Don't give me that crap about fate!" Tim tried to yell but his energyseemed to be draining out of him. The first day I brought the stereo to work I was painting outside of the ship. My main concern was flinging paint onto to my new boom box. The next day I was assigned to do some maintenance on the Torpedo Tubes. When I went into the Torpedo Room with the boom box blasting, Junk told me to shut it off. I just assumed he didn’t like the kind of music I was listening to. He gave me my assignment and I asked him if I could listen to my radio quietly while I worked. He told me absolutely not, and.