The Muslims asked me several questions that I didn't understand the significance of. Most likely they were to do with things from the Koran, about whi...h I knew as close to nothing as made no difference, and what little I did know is what I had picked up reading about angels, which apparently don't feature much in the Koran. [[Angels are actually very important in Islamic theology, but their role is simple so they're not discussed much.]] They also asked me, "What do you think of the. The idea of having them involved with a business right next door didn’t sit well with me. I wanted to get a little more information, and see if this other tenant was in their pocket or associated with whoever this guy’s group was.I cracked the door open, and peeked in. No one was in sight. There was a front desk for a receptionist, but it was empty. I silently entered, closed the door and headed into the building.A door at the end of the hallway was slightly open, and when I peeked through the. " He then whispered loudly. "The excitement, that must be it." Righting himself Katsuhito wiped his brow. "That and the oddly fluorescent rice." He added under his breath."Be nice." She admonished quietly. "After all, it pays to be patient with budding young scientific types." She added, mildly regarding her own bowl's day-glow content. Washu then leaned close, counter-pointing her statement by batting her eyes."Certainly," He nodded gravely. "I vividly remember some of your colorful culinary. Everything else was destroyed in the fires set by those drunken teens in the old courthouse and the high school. That was one of your coolest moves.”“Yes, and it was easy to convince them they were a demolition crew hired to bring down some condemned buildings. I think that was the first real use of the R-forty-three-X you developed.”“You’re right, it was the first real use. Everything before that was simply a ‘bark like a dog’ type of thing.”“Yes, but those early pranks were a lot of.