I watched the bobber and kicked atthe ground, like a bored kid, scaping my shoes over the sand and stonethat marked the shore.I kicked one flat rock a...d saw a flash of blue light rising from my feet.In front of me, the bobber dipped below the surface, rose, and sankagain. The tip of my fishing pole arched towards the water. I ignored thefish, my mind captured by that odd flash of light. I bent down andbrushed the sand off a queerly phosphorescent stone. The rock was flatand smooth, about the. But the front truck had less breakingpower without the hydraulic pumps turning.It took us about four hours to reach the shop, and another thirtyminutes to get someone there to get the hose. Then the Hummer raced backthe way we'd come."So what now?" Melody asked Long Dog."We sit tight and wait for them to catch up," answered the young girl inhis truck."Yes and we find out why that Suburban keeps popping up," said herhusband as the vehicle cruised by slowly.Opening her laptop she sent a message. " Shame you won't let me learn the language." Maybe later, Tish, maybe later. Look, how much trust would you put ineither of us if the tables were turned. Would you let us see your codebooks?" Point taken, doctor. Tell me...why has the Captain put so much trust inme?" Because you prove yourself a good friend and ally, Tish. You earn ourtrust." I earn your trust- in the future? What about now...in the present?" We earn your trust, Takashi-Chan...soon." Emily turned and hurried overto her duffle. Shilpa said ok. She said she shall be able to give one hour to them for study. One of the boy said they all can go to their house as the area is silent and quite. Shilpa said ok. All of them started to proceeds to house. One of the boys told them to just come with him to electronics’ gowdown nearby as he wanted to buy an I-Pod. Shipla didn’t felt any unusual as 5-6 people were there. They took her at a gowdown where no one use to come.Shilpa felt fishy, but by then it was too late. Another 4-5.