Something inside me had just changed. Did I actually like this girl? She finished me up and went about to doing her own business. While she was cleani...ng up, I slipped out o f the bathroom to not make it so obvious what had went down and to join up with the others. Thank goodness they were all in the same spot as we’d left them. "You must’ve really had to go, huh?" Corey asked jokingly as I walked up. "Or something happened while you were in there!" He finished with a laugh. "Don’t you worry. What information we had was limited to a few surviving TechnoYr’ch who did not desire to remain under the control of their organisation and the ongoing pogroms against any who did not accept Sarkal as their god. These Orcs had managed to get the componentry to make their own portal ring and had brought a few friends and their families through with them. It was they who confirmed that somehow the new Council had managed to get, or had stored the necessary assembly units to recreate a nanite. The two girls were a little shaken; the taller of the two checking the smaller prettier one over, to ensure she was ok. She then turned and thanked me.“None of my business I know, but what was that all about?” The taller one half smiled and looked a tad sheepish, she was thin and quite shapely, but her face was a little angular; nothing like as pretty as the petite redhead who accompanied her.“Oh, never mind; he’s just an estranged ‘friend’ who seem to think we still owe him something; can’t. No she’s not on this trip with me. No I haven’t talked to her yet today. No I don’t love her. Yes I love someone else. Yes, that someone else is married, too.That last one seemed to amuse her.“If I was going to cheat with someone else, I’d at least make sure they was available,” she says with a laugh, then asks me if I smoke. I don’t. She fidgets and looks at the liquor bottles, trying to figure out what I’m looking at.“So, what’s in it for you?” Her eyes drift across the bottles. She tries to.