It might be more Grk'to or it could be other humans. I don't know." Are you intending to find out?" Vicky asked causing a bit of a stir. Several of th... women glanced at her and the looks they gave were sharp. They weren't happy with her question. It caused Vicky to visibly flinch and for me to sigh before answering."Yes I am," I replied after a second or two, drawing the family's ire away from Vicky, "although not right away. I want to poke around in the valley first. So far we've found no way. I wasjust a kid when I first realized that I was different. Yeah Iwasn't too good at sports and was the quiet type (shy?) andsmall too. Small and thin and not too confident. Maybe that'swhat pushed me to the way I am but I'm not sure.Hey I'm not complaining. Really. I'm usually an upbeat personand pretty happy with my life, but sometimes just talking aboutthis gets me over the Lexi funk. And, sweety, thanks forlistening.I told you earlier about my first guy, Chuck, and how he made mehis girl.. Her left hand came up and started to idly stroke around her collar bone and neck. I was monitoring her thoughts and so far she wasn’t consciously aware of her arousal, not in a sense where she was thinking ‘God, I’m horny’. It was more of a warm fuzziness. I increased my little tickle to a soft caress. She felt it now. I watched as she brought her legs together and clenched her thighs. Now we were getting somewhere. Her nipples started to harden and I stared as they created two tiny tents in. Madness, paranoia, hatred, fear; the vilest of what mankind had to offer. Worst of all, you couldn’t just see it - you could feel it. While the inexplicable darkness itself would remain forever a mystery, it was the aftermath that caused true terror. Whatever the source, it had stripped away all barriers, taking the raw and naked feelings of everyone it touched, and spreading them like a plague of locusts. In essence, we each felt every single emotion of those around us vividly. oOo Someone.