Some time later, they finally arrived at Tensia, and the riders went back outwards to find more caravans to protect. The city of Tensia was wet. And s...oggy. There were large puddles of water everywhere. Vennoa sometimes enjoyed the feeling of raindrops hitting her skin, but this was too much. It felt almost as if there was so much water that it was floating in the air.Come to think of it, it has been raining continuously since we were halfway here. Vennoa looked around and the whole city looked. A group of high school kids, accompanied by their teacher, was seated at theback and I sat down beside her. "Gee, Miss Jones! It's so exciting".The girl on her other side could hardly contain herself. "Not for theslaves, Julie, so remember…". "Yeah, yeah, it could be me,but I never do anything wrong". "I hope not". "Never! Iwouldn't risk ending up as slave of some dirty old man" "It's notalways that bad". The boy on her other side leaned forward. "We treatour slaves well and so does your. "Well it's got to do with this guy called Dennis Caputo who works forGoldwing Airlines," Candi began.Candi told Tony about how Dennis Caputo had come to her apartment thatmorning and blackmailed her. She felt no need to provide details of thepool incident or that Dennis had forced himself on her for sex. Justthat he intended to expose her to Goldwing if she didn't tell him aboutthe documents and that he intended to find out where she got thedocuments forged."You're not telling me everything. "Activate help system," I finally said after my fifth try led to growingfrustration at screwing up such a simple thing as a docking anddisconnect. I'd done doc-dis ever since I started kindergarten and therewas not any good reason other than mechanical failure for this."What is the nature of your problem?" the automated voice chimed in myear."I can't doc-dis," I said to it. "Run a level one diagnostic on thislimpet please."The systems dimmed as the limpet's internal resources focused inward.