I could taste me on his lips, it made me even more aroused. I tried to turn my head away in disgust of myself. He forced my face back and slapped me a...ain across the face. “I told you to cooperate didn’t I?” He asked. I didn’t answer. He slapped my face on the other side this time. “Didn’t I?” He said again a little louder this time, even choking me a little more. I nodded. “Say it.” He said. “Yes.” I whimpered. “Yes, what?” He asked me. “Yes I will cooperate.” I said softly. He began to kiss. His mind explored the molecules and examined the bonds that held the hydrogen and oxygen together to make the water. Sean was amazed at the simplicity of such a complex process. He knew that men were working on developing the technology for solar panels and searching for energy efficient ways of breaking these bonds, yet plants did it on a daily basis. Sean thought of the process the plants used and expended a bit of energy to nudge a molecule of carbon dioxide into the bond between the. Gruber said to me as I prepared to return to Game World.It was a week later and it was time for me to leave and contrary to what Dr. Gruber had just said to me, I had been helping her and her people, although I knew that I hadn't helped them the way she wanted me to help them.Dr. Gruber and her people wanted me to help evacuate them to one of her government's safe-zones and I hadn't done that yet. My reason was Nimue. The good doctor and the other doctors and medical specialist in the facility. His green complectioned skin had always been the envy of his broodmates, and his fur was short and curly. He also carried a sword across his back and a pocketful of small stones for hunting. He walked south from the Trollheim mountains, looking for signs of human habitation. He came across the occaisional logging party,but they were all stag affairs and he didn't feel the need to announce himself to their attention. After several days of walking through the woods he began to come to the first.