I knew the reliability and safety of the machine as well as anybody. I knew that performing the procedure in many small steps was safer than was reall... even necessary. I knew that, in effect, the whole procedure had pretty much been done to some degree-it was just spread out over many patients.I had also known that to do it would require an accomplice, but I never dreamed anyone, including Arnie, would be game for it. Also, the machine could shrink but it couldn't grow. Oh, the few things about. Soon the ground units clash against the dark creatures as they enter the forest line, the trees were massive, enough that they might as well be taller than castles and keeps. Allowing their flying abominations to help and ambush the other soldiers. Elven Magicians and Healers, Human Knights and Paladins, Dwarven Berserkers and Battle Alchemists, Foot Soldiers, Heroes, Priests, Archers, Siege Weapons and Cavalries all charging with one purpose in mind. To fight and die for their loved ones that. “Down boy, that’s for later.”We arrived at the restaurant and he got there a few minutes after we did. Sitting at the table I watched as this very well dressed black man entered the dining area. Bev saw him, went over to meet him and he gave her a nice hug. He also brought flowers and a small present.I stood up and we were introduced. He said how much Bev had helped him and made his job easier. During our conversation Ron, his name, mentioned the day had been a challenge. Seems his flight back. She quickened her step wanting to get in before the storm. The fine hairs on her neck prickled with excitement. There would be no need for lights or TV tonight, she would have the best show going on outside her windows when the storm finally hit. She rounded the corner at the end of the block and slammed to a stop moments before colliding with the woman leaning on the mailbox. Apologies spilled out of her while she back-stepped trying to put safe space between them. "You're late." The strange.