"No, I'm fine." Shall I fetch the doctor?" the captain asked."That won't be necessary," the Younger Princess said. Her confident andmatter-of-fact per...sonality was beginning to assert itself and assumecontrol. "I feel quite well. I just... I... I had a nightmare, nothingmore. Please, do not be alarmed on my account. A nightmare, that's all itwas." Are you sure, Your Highness?" the lady-in-waiting asked, wearing anexpression of intense worry. "We were rather scared---" No, honestly. There is. .. please tell me you're seeing the same thing I am..." I don't fucking believe it!" You don't believe it? I'm getting the hell out of here..." Stay where you are! Is that ... what the hell is that?" ... the worst case of static discharge I've ever seen..." ... the sound that emerged from my lips wasn't coherent or recognizable. But it matched the high tension snapping I felt occur within my body. I tried to think—and couldn't. Tried to speak, to bellow, to rage--and couldn't.The feeling of. They ended up exiled or, more often dead. Those exiled were immediately snatched up by the government, never to be seen again as they were deemed enemy aliens and the holders of desired knowledge. Of course a large percentage of those rejected were spies trying to infiltrate Jack’s new society. Of those rejected because they were spies many would have been fine citizens except they owed their allegiance to the various governments of the world and were loyal enough to not change their. "Oh, hi guys. Is that more books for us?" he asked."Yes, we just brought them in, George," I told him, and pushed the cart over to the counter. Annie moved with me."I see that you've met the O'Neil sisters," George said. "They are in here a lot." I looked over at Sean then. He still had his arm around Sara's waist, and she didn't seem to mind at all. Their foreheads were also touching as they leaned into each other."I'll just check these books in and you guys can take the cart back with you,".