We can't see each other with the camouflage activated, but we still have all those training entries to fall back on, not to mention the real entries. ...e know what our teammates are going to do. Tell you what. You continue to come through last. I'll have the person in front of you give you a nudge on the radio to key you when to go. We'll see how that works. And remember, Lieutenant, you don't have to do this. You're the Colonel's personal security. This is an off-world team. The best off-world. "He hadn't even closed the door in the interrogation room as he delivered his introduction in all seriousness and with all due understanding for the gravity of the situation. Finally someone seemed to take me serious, as I sat there with a green army shirt draped over my shoulders."I understand you must be weary of exchanging one suit for another, only to be asked the exact same inquires but I'll have to ask for your patience in this matter."The middle-aged Officer clad in his immaculate. He looked down at his watch and cursed under his breath. Justin still had three hours to go before his shift ended. He took a deep breath and remembered her smile. It made him smile. Then he remembered her taste on his lips. He couldn’t wait for this day to end. The day seemed to go by really slow. But finally, time to clock out. Justin ran to the time clock and clocked out. He went to the employee bathroom and changed clothes, silently cursing himself for wearing a plain t-shirt and ripped. Phil and Mickey were positive that the prize ship would be rowed and they would make good way during the day, but that they would lay to, anchor, or even beach the ship at night. They were heading almost straight into the steady east wind so they couldn’t use their sails, and the rowers needed to rest every night so that they could row the next day. They would stay in sight of the island just to keep their position, then when they reached the corner where we found Sea Fortune they would head a.