"That's great, I'm glad for you." And I was. For everything that had happened, I wasn't angry at her. Not anymore. How can you be mad at someone for j...st being who she is?"Seeing anyone?" she asked."No. No time, really." I shrugged. "I guess I'm just not looking for anything right now."She cocked her head. "Have you seen anyone since we broke up?"That was Lia, always taking the direct approach."No." It's been a while now. You haven't met anyone that whole time?" No, I haven't."She grinned and. It snowed regularly all week, but not heavily and with my sturdy pack mule bearing nearly a hundred extra pounds of rocks, we only needed one trip back to camp all week.Other than our instructors, who always seemed to be right there over our shoulders just quietly observing, we never saw anyone else the whole week long. Allegedly, during this Field Problem, two more students quit due to the miserable cold conditions, and another four students were failed, having turned in excessively inaccurate. "Show me as well," Demi said, feeling a little left out. She put out her cigarette and got down on the floor so that she and her sister were kneeling either side of Joey's bare legs. Natalie knelt at Joey's feet. "Okay," Natalie began, taking on the air of a teacher, "Demi, you do Joey's left leg. Emma, you do his right." She then taught the sisters what to do, guiding their hands and showing them were to rub and where to grip. Emma and Demi were fast learners as the kneaded and stroked Joey's. I merely have the power to affect a greater number of people. Someday, should you succeed, you and John may be the vehicle by which my ambition is realized.”Veronyka’s jaw dropped. “Me? And John? How on Earth would we do that?”Delphi shook his head. “You will not do it on Earth.”“On Challenge?” She demanded.“I will say no more.” Delphi made a cutting motion. “Were I to tell you all the permutations, we would spend years to no benefit.”And, back to the old cryptic Seer.“Are you prepared to meet.