He recognized Liz, and smiled. "Sorry about that. I hope I didn't startle you too much."She returned his smile. Wiping her face, she left a smear of o...ly grease on her cheek. She replied. "I wondered how long it would take you to find me!" "I hope you don't think me too forward" he responded.Her smile grew wider. Her face which had a charm before grew even more beautiful. "No, No! I find it rather refreshing. While my friends and I joined the ATS to serve our country, we had hoped to meet some. . let me get this straight.This magic... it altered memories? It made everyone, including me, thinkyou were Paula?" Yes," I replied."That is really advanced, really risky magic. Once you start messing withmemories all sorts of unpredictable things can happen." Magic can't change the past, so it has to alter objects and memories in asort of 'most plausible with least amount of work' scenario. But alteringmemories is really risky, especially if the spell isn't cast by a trulyexpert magician."She. Her remark caught me totally off guard and while it had been my intention to seduce her with a few beers, Crystal was seemingly much smarter than I. She knew how to get to the point without beating around the proverbial bush. “Yes, I do,” I replied. “Well,” she shot back, “What’s stopping you?” “I am waiting for the beer to take effect,” I replied. “You’re about two beers too late,” Crystal responded. “Where do you want to go?” I inquired. “Tahiti, would be nice,” Crystal responded, “do you. And she looks like she did the night before—large green eyes, thick, long curving horns, long point ears and scaly, pink skin.He wasn’t sure until now that it wasn’t just the lighting in the alley playing tricks on him. He isn’t all too sure about what he is seeing now. But she lays there panting, her head propped on the armrest with one hand grabbing at his shoulder, the other still clawing at his crotch. How can he not want such an exotic creature?Michael doesn’t think he can just walk away.