" Si. I understand. It is hard. Many people died. We leave Manila for farms. Food is problem. Over."Linda hesitated. She looked around at the rest of ...s, "Isn't there something we can do for them?"Mother Harriman frowned and shook her head, "Not yet, and probably not in time."Linda took the mike, "I understand, Arturo. We have same problem here. Will you take radio and antenna with you? Over." Si. We will have radio and antenna. We will have batteries and hand crank generator to revive. His interest was immediately drawn to her tits, they just hung and wobbled and the noted indent of her nipples which were well down and not that far off her waist spoke volumes; she was braless and had tits that were large and sagging. His next point of interest was her slacks which again were stained but it was their position that was so interesting. They were well down so that a good bit of her stomach was bare and the actual split separating the two cheeks of her bottom was on show. She made. It must be done unexposed to air. I think, for the sake of speed today, I will do the smelting, but in the future, you shall either have to do it in a blanket of dead air or in the absence of air, and that shall require you to build a different type of forge."The smith nodded, thoughtfully. "There is something in air that reduces the iron and can contaminate the steel with dross."Esfalan smiled at him. "It's the part of air that we need to breathe. Remove that part, and the steel will be. I rolled my eyes and said, "Yes you can come along."I got Sushi, Beth and Mira in the van and said, "Wagons Ho!"We pulled into Occidental and parked in front of the Union Hotel. Beth and Mira had to use the patio entrance. Our hostess was wide eyed when she saw the two centaurs.Beth looked at me. "You are enjoying this way too much. I may have to mess up your schedule."I smiled, "Beth you knew when we came back to Earth you would be notorious. It is not every day humans see a living, breathing.