Keira looked rather devilicious herself in light blue Capri pants and a pale yellow lacy top. A small black bra was shadowed underneath. She kicked ou... her Ked-clad feet and leaned back."It's great food, but a restaurant would be nice, too."A sudden gust blew her hair all over, obscuring her face. Putting her paper plate down, she rolled her butt, reached into the back pocket of her Capri pants and withdrew a black elastic hair band. Gathering her wayward hair into a ponytail she tied it up,. Imagine 70 humans all driving a single bus, or even flying a complicatedjet fighter. 95% of them could be asleep and the job performance would stillbe outstanding. Any way you sliced it, to the Edo, humans were very, very simple-mindedcreatures. The Edo were overall slightly smaller than humans, but like humans, theirheight and weight varied from one to another. Their light cotton clothing,while maybe not in vogue, was certainly not outer-space-like. Their head hairwas very fine and short and. " I echoed."Who is that and what's going on? Blimey, did I kill him. I know I'mgood, but this is ridiculous!"I might have been small and week, but I had a good brain, well I didanyway and I had seen several films that had mind and body swaps and Iinstantly realised what had happened, I had somehow switched bodies andI was now in this girls" one.Let's face it; anyone who is an aficionado of Star Trek would considerthis sort of situation as pretty normal."I've swapped bodies." I said.Then this. "Please. I can make it worth it," I added, maybe a little too quickly.He laughed hard. "Worth it, huh? How are you gonna make it worth it for me?!" he laughed again.Perhaps he wasn't as bright as he thought he was. I looked at him playfully, "Well, isn't there anything I could do for you?" I asked."Like what?" He said. I didn't know if he was actually that stupid."I don't know," I said, "What would you like a young girl to do for you?" I smiled at him. Hell, he may be a mutant, but what the.