.. They stopped?Kaoru: It's their range... Misao: Huh?Kaoru (thinking): Probably Fuji's standing just a step outside of Hiko's range. And Hiko's a mas...er, his range will be the very limits of the sword. He isn't going to make any foolish leap. Fuji can't move in any further... (aloud) This stalemate could go on for a while.Okina: Yes, but the match itself will be over in an instant. (thinking) Careful little strikes against a giant like Fuji will accomplish nothing. Fuji himself must realize. I click-clacked my way back, feeling my hips swinging a little bit morewhich was odd as I've never felt my hips swing before. I paused in themiddle of the living room, my hands held up girlishly as I looked aroundand saw Curt's silly grin. Gosh, he was being mysterious today."You look really nice tonight," he said, his eyes unusually bright. Iblushed at the compliment. I was so happy he thought I looked nice. I'malways a little sensitive about my height. It wasn't my fault I was sotall.I. If the bands were close enough together, they might offer toe- and footholds that would allow Buffy to climb down to the plain. However, the prairie was hundreds of feet below; even her Slayer?s strength and stamina might not be sufficient to endure such a test. She might not be able to hang on to the ribbed rock surface long enough to make it to the low grassland, and a fall from such a height would no doubt kill her. Dead, she wouldn?t be any help to Willow or anyone else. Since Buffy had. Paper is a lot cheaper to replace. The shuttles are equipped to scan them to be sure that they match the load they are expecting. That data was sent to them by the computers here at the warehouses. Their on-board computers match them up, and send the receipt back electronically, but I have to match everything up to be sure that everything was delivered and to the correct shuttle,” he told me in a tired voice.“Do you need something?” he asked next.“I need a part for the piece of equipment that.