Slowly, ever so slowly he sank into her and the overwhelming sensation increased with each second. He tilted her hips with his hands, wanting to get d...eeper. For her, the waves of pleasure began soft and gentle and then quickly grew stronger. She clung to him, gasping and crying and telling him over and over that she loved him. The first time they had made love, it had been new and amazing and she could barely take it all in. This was different, this time they pushed each other out of their. The Hall, as one could hardly call it the Great Hall, was about sixteen feet wide by thirty feet deep less the notch where the spiral stairs ended in one corner. The walls had been plastered at one time, but now they showed definite signs of age, and patches of plaster were missing in various places. There was a medium size window that looked out to the north, and through it, one could see how the land sloped down to the water in the Shannon Estuary. There was a large V shaped island visible. However, curiosity got the better of me, so I decided to have a roam around.The ground floor consisted of little more than a large balcony overlooking three levels of bookshelves, sofas and coffee shops. There were another three floors above. Shining escalators, glass elevators and brushed aluminium spiral staircases linked the levels.The computing section was right down at the bottom. I looked went off in search of the downward escalators. For a low-level intellectual snob like myself, it was. Since you said you could use better armor I've had the version you use installed on my mockup. One thing that living in domes creates is frustration about the amount of space that is available to do anything. I need to be able to set up various tests for the armor, and I simply cannot do it inside. We don't know what the Sa'arm are using to create the flechette weapons they used on you. I did send out a couple of ideas for light, strong armor to places where it can be tested against the various.