The second demon had moved with uncanny speed and stealth to come up behind him. The command was repeated, and he could well guess its meaning.He stra...ightened up slowly and carefully from where he crouched, lowering his bow and letting it fall at his feet. The small object that pointed at him so steadily looked like no weapon he had ever seen, but this was no time to be testing its powers.At close range, this demon looked even stranger than its fellow. It was clad in a one piece black garment. .ajj dimag mai aa raha tha ke jo hoga dekha jaiga,aar yaa paar kar dalna hai ajj,, mere jism mai jese 440 W ka current dorne laga tha ,, hath kampne lagey mene left hand ko sarkate sarkate akhir halke se Didi ki choot pe Rakh dya,,kush seconds mera sara jism freeze ho gia koi harkat nhi hui,,fir dil mai aya ke saley tu target pe to pahunch chuka hai abb agey barh,,mera hathDidi ki dono tango ke beech uski patiala salwar ke upar halke se para tha,,abb next job choot ko massage dena tha,,mene. "I don't need these to see how beautiful you are," he said to Beth. She blushed. "Can I get you a drink?" Yes, I need one," she said without looking at Doc. "Whiskey on the rocks will be fine." She was still angry with Doc.She finished her drink quickly and accepted another. We won't get much work done at this rate, she thought.She walked around the large sunken room. It was positively plush. "Your apartment is magnificent," she said."I like it," he said. He took her arm in his. "I'll show you. Perhaps a healing ray invented by aliens to cure some form of their analogue of cancer misfired, the beam traveled across the universe and impacted a human--a member of a species wholly different in physiology and even chemical composition from the aliens who invented the ray--causing unforeseeable consequences. Any of these explanations might have been the case. But what is important is what they caused.Meredith Harrison woke up one morning with the absolute, certain knowledge that she was.