Then I said, "Dear Mariette, I've kept you curious long enough and it's high time to tell you some important news. I've had an idea today and after a ...serious talk with the Chairman of the Board he agreed with me and gave me the green light to go on. As you know, one of our department chiefs is going to retire and it is time to begin to search for his successorand today I found the right person."Mariette looked even more confused when I continued, "Dear Mariette, this old company is now taking a. " How many?" Four, four of the oddest looking things. Tall, spindly, silver beings with big round reflective heads. It looked like their heads were just one big shiny eye. Two of them took Y. The other two, the biggest ones, got me. Something stung me. When I woke up, I was on their space ship." So you didn't see the outside of the craft?" Not then, but I did when they left. It was like a saucer, but elongated, cigar-shaped. Big lights at the front. One minute it was hovering there, then, flash. Ben stood up and mentioned that the forms she sighed last week were the share transfer paperwork and he has already lodge them on her behalf. And they will come into effect today.Ben then asked Helena to accompany him to the nursing home. On arriving at the home the manager called them into her office and handed over the heavy envelope together with the original death certificate signed by the homes on call doctor. Inside were instructions to dispose of her clothes to other residences and any. There had to be some way to get past her block faster. Some way to help Theodora truly embrace the joy of servitude.Their masters were not pleased. Whatever secret knowledge the priestess possessed, it had vanished from her mind during her capture. Trance would restore it, presumably, but she was proving unbelievably stubborn. Theodora was their top priority, and breaking her had taken away a lot of resources from the other captives. Many of them would already have become full servants had.