Our technology and resources can easily fix that. It would take time, of course, but in the end, we would have our homeworld, and the humans living on...it would enjoy our company.”“Wait ... you can restore Earth?” Ramírez asked her.“Yes. It has some problems with it. It might take about 15 to 20 of your years to clean it all up again, but yes, we can bring it back to normal conditions. Our resources are vast, and we are used to facing harsh environments. We assure you that humans will be treated. I wrapped them in my shirt and hiked over the hill and headed for the camp.The professor was there, sipping a beer and regaling the excavators with exploits real and imaginary."What have you in your shirt, Hairy?" He questioned.I couldn't speak, with both hands I just handed him the shirt. He felt the weight and the size, "I think we need to take this to the artifacts tent. We need a table. Someone start the generator. We'll need the light."When we were all seated he unwrapped the shirt where. While Tempe and I couldn’t see it from the master-bedroom, our friends at the party whooped it up when the computerized voice growled out, “I am Iron Man!“After another two rips of the booming drums and bass, the introductory music played before Tony Iommi’s killer guitar riff thundered over the speakers joining Bill Ward’s pounding drums and Geezer Butler’s bass. At that point, Tempe and I ran from the bedroom in our Road Warriors armor, makeup and skull caps; and did our best muscle-men. Everyone squealed at the sudden pitch blackness, but a second later, an overhead spotlight came on, directly over a couch that had at some point been placed on the stage directly behind me. The next thing I knew, a mask-clad girl on either side of me took hold of my arms, firmly tugging me back to that couch where I was rather formally seated in the very center.The music turned somewhat ... theatrical. The cloaks and masks had already reminded me of Eyes Wide Shut. But now, the music and.