I met her in the yard again.“I have a special request, though.”“Okay,” Cindy said.I know she’s listening now. I don’t often ask for specia... things.“What’s that?” she asked me.“I wanna fly in the 150.”“Oh, okay. It’s a lot less expensive to fly.”“And I want to fly in the left seat.”“Huh?”“Left seat. Like a student.”“Terri, you’re eleven. You...”“I know. Sixteen. Student license. Seventeen. Private. Somebody showed me the way.” I smiled at her. I know she knows I’m talking about her. “I want to. "Kill 'em all, and let the gods sort them out is what I say," and down on Q deck in the personnel quarters of the crew, every bathroom toilet suddenly reversed and exploded, flooding the quarters with untreated sewage."Jessica, stop it, you're going to kill us all if you don't get your temper under control," Amy said as she suddenly appeared, and yelled at her.Jessica whirled on her counterpart AI, blood red eyes glaring at her and she snapped, "Don't tell me what to do, you have no right, none. “She’s not going to give up, is she?”The young warrior looked surprised at being asked a decent question, and then sadly shook his head. “No. I’m afraid you’re doomed.”The demon was curious at the melancholy in his tone. “What is troubling you?” he asked. “You’re not the one in chains, treated like a beast.”“True,” Hiryu agreed, tossing another log onto the fire with his good hand. He sat down to the left of Eigis, but still well out of reach. “But the thought of you nearby while I sleep, even. Smiling, he said, "I'll get the rest of the groceries for you." This is it," Jane said."What do you mean, this is it?" John asked."This is all I got," Jane said defensively.John looked at the bags of groceries and frowned. "That won't last two weeks."Jane dug through the bags of groceries until she found what she was looking for. She held out the receipt and said, "Look at the prices." Jesus!" John exclaimed after looking over the receipt. "Did you buy the gold plated groceries?" No. I bought.