Janet and I had the first watch with Lillian. I knew the others were too keyed up to sleep, but they would need their rest. We watched as the sun set ...nd, in a few moments, the night sky changed as the red moon began its trek across the sky.I stretched out my awareness, listening for movement and signs of danger. I half expected to hear the sounds of wolves howling, signaling the Voguel’s change and call of battle. No sound pierced the night air, but instead of calming me, it filled me with. It loosened, still clinging to up-curves of the planets most perfect breasts. Diana shrugged her wide shoulders, letting it fall forward away from her. She took it in her hands and passed it to Savage, who stood with the other men gazing at her.They were treated to a sight such as no man there had ever seen; a flat stomach, taught and toned without being losing any feminine beauty, sculpted as if from smooth alabaster and decorated with a delicate navel. Above her abdomen the princess’ ribs. "We did some pretty remarkable things with that little slip of paper. I'm thinking we could get the concept out to more people." You want to become a televangelist?" Cassie asked. She had a look of extreme distaste on her face."I wasn't thinking of trying to convince anyone," I said. "Just getting the concepts out there and showing how they work." Everyone looked at me. I nodded. "Yeah. Sounds like a televangelist, doesn't it?" Not that it's a bad idea, though," Rhonda said. "I just don't know. She has to have some connection with me," I explained. "But I have no idea what that is." Nor can the rest of us figure it out either," admitted Tammy.My other four friends added their agreement with our predicament through their thoughts. "Although," Tammy added, "There seems to be a connection with the storm that's raging outside."I thought, "She's right."Every time I've heard that cry and her plea, it has immediately followed an electrifying bolt of lightning."There's no indication just who.