She would have to try something a little bolder. She wished she had Maloth’s strength, but that would come, in time.Maloth answered the king’s que...tion, his tone a hairsbreadth from arrogant. “I have an army outside your walls, as you have noticed. I did not bring them to threaten, but to display the value of my support. Among that army is none other than Adelain of Eredor, Morana of the Gor’dur, and Kreya Veskash of the Mor’tirith.”Caeledrin leaned forward slightly, his eyes narrowing. “Let us. " "Does that bother you, what I did with them? He was kind of wasted afterward." "It bothered me all right, but not in the way I think you mean. He told me a lot about that week, especially about the first night, and it was... fun to hear about. It made me... aggressive toward him." She seemed embarrassed to admit that, and I suspected it implied bicuriosity. "You don't... you don't have anything in your profile about other women." "That's because I have absolutely no experience with other. She could complete the design working under the teleportation project, and when its done, she could simply leave. Its a brilliantly designed solid state system. Simply by varying the voltage and polarity of the current into the time unit it could easily go backward and forward. In fact the most complicated component of the machine was the fusion reactor she had borrowed from her colleague Robert from the energy lab. He was pretty pissed of that she had stolen his project, but she had easily. Neither of them moved toward the other. Nick stayed rooted in his spot, breathing deep breaths and staring at Dawn with a look of mingled affection and regret. For her part, Dawn looked guilty, a little unsure of herself. She glanced at me once or twice in the awkward silence, which made me think it wasn’t seeing Nick again that made her nervous, but rather it was my presence (and present observation of them two together) that was doing so.You sure they’ve emotionally moved on?Shut up. Not.
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