I really need to study too. Nothing like this has ever happened to me before though." Yeah, I know just what you mean. I guess you were right about th...se hormones Mike. This whole day has been like that for me. I need to stop thinking about that so much too, if I want to keep all my grades up. Well, I've got to go. I'll see you in school tomorrow. Bye."Mike said goodbye, and then finished rubbing one out, while laying on his bed. It was a lot weaker than when he had been in the garage, but it. "And besides, it's always more fun to see where my bones are coming from, rather than receive them in cardboard boxes!"Despite being slightly morbid, Laksh was a pretty nice guy, and his enthusiasm about his subject – namely bones – was sometimes contagious. As long as the bones were clean; I don't deal well with fresh ones."Thing is, Laksh, my main tool is my brain, enhanced with computer, pen and pencil. I am not going to be thinking any better in the jungle or the desert, and the computer. .frowning, Anne pushes her blonde hair over her shoulder and steps into the hallway.The upstairs of Wimbly Place - her family's home - is rather small, but it's spacious enough that each of the four sisters has her own room. As Anne looks about herself, a door opens down the hallway and Rebecca, her younger sister, emerges, already dressed and coiffed. Seeing Anne standing there in her nightgown and with her hair undone, Rebecca chuckles."No water this morning?" Rebecca is two years younger. A white flag appeared and a man came forward to parley.“We don’t want to kill you all, we’ll let you can go, you don’t owe them anything.”The older two were briefly tempted, but what else could they do? Hank and Cavendish were committed for different reasons, Hank because it was his job, Cavendish because he had friends in the group now. No, none of them would run.“Okay then. I have another suggestion. How many of you are there? Four, five? You five against five of us. A straight draw an’.