To lose him this quickly was maddening to both women especially as good as Mark was. Coughing from the dust and smoke, neither woman saw the shadowy o...tline of a man walking through it all toward them. Neither saw when it stopped near by watching them both for a moment, "I thought I told you two to go back to the room!" Mark said a little irritated that neither had listened to him.With a shout of relief and pure joy both women threw themselves at Mark clutching him tightly, kissing his entire. "If you play your cards right you will have a chance to see all thecocks that you want."Gina felt like she had been slapped in the face with that remark.Since she had never encountered remarks like that before she did knowhow to respond. Murcer could see that she was shocked. "Look I wasonly joking. Why don't we get to work." They were able to put in acouple of productive hours, even though Gina was still thinking aboutMurcer's crude introduction; she was unable to let it go."She was. I watched his body jerk and lose control. Unable to move my arm and legs, I looked over to my bloody arm. Lying next to me as if it were a foreign object. Wheels turning in my head. He stopped. Gently he grabbed my arm and pulled the other ring from the ground. No, no, no, no please&hellip,.. I begged. Stop, stop, please&hellip,Pleeeasse. I cried like a little girl. I am sorry. I cannot risk you doing anything stupid in this condition he sighed. I heard a loud clack as he snapped it down over. ”“How will you see in the dark? Won’t the enemy see you, if you can see them?”“Remember the wanderers and their campfire? When you have light from a campfire or a torch, your eyes adjust to that, so that you cannot see in the complete darkness. For those who are walking in darkness, with only some moonlight to help, plus the noises of the night, the darkness is a friend, from where you can see those who depend on the campfire light.”“Yes, I do recall that. You talk of it almost as a new.