I can’t say that seeing my head blown apart was a nice thing to observe. But it wasn’t as bad as you might think. It’s not like the blood and go...re you see over and over again in a hit movie. You know one where they replay it from different angles or freeze frame the blood spattering particles.Nope. It’s just a quick thing. Played just once. Rather than seeing it in slow motion it happens naturally. Everything is real time. It happens and it’s over.Messy. But over.The biggest shock is seeing. “I’m used to robusted like things, scurry around the Petri dish, with lots of fun things going as they make with the reproducing.”His eye said far more than his lips.“We have us a real plunger thing thinking in our heads this time weekly. Your body seem to be giving no more chasing to the bad things, which means we have to start with new cooked-up tail, made just for you now.”He smiled but it never reached his eyes.“Jennifer, you going to be stayed over here for maybe two months. We work this. " He had assured, leaning in from one side. Obviously without much success attempting to restrain the humor from his face."But..." She had ventured. Ultimately failing to find any words to bridge the river of emotions surging inside."You have been in regenerative sleep for slightly more than three years my dear." Kagato had told her calmly."The damage to the cells of your body almost beyond even my ability to restore!" He had taken that moment to pause, running a hand gently yet possessive. But then he stopped when he realized he'd made a mistake."Chris winced. He'd hoped that Leah hadn't noticed, but clearly she had. And wasn't upset by it, which almost made it worse... "You could've partied with Erin and Sean... ," Gina said."Sean bugs the crap outta me," Leah said. "But he got drunk and passed out one night, so Erin fooled around with Paul and me. That was fun. But Paul wouldn't screw her, even though she wanted him to. He gave some lame excuse, but wouldn't do it." He's so.