It would have been nice to say all my problems had ended with the successful routing of the Japanese from the Philippines, with the ending of WW2 with... the German surrender, and with Stalin receiving the short end of the stick, for which he was most displeased (I, however, was quite pleased!):but no, the simple fact remained that my people and I were still stuck in the past, on an alternate timeline, with currently no way back.I was in my office - not the one in my living quarters, but the one I. “Heading home Miss?” He smirked at her, “Need a hand?” “Oh...I think I can handle it” She blushed, wriggling free of his grip, only to stumble again and grab him for support. “Well...maybe I do need help.” He only nodded in reply and helped her out the door. “Shall I flag you a cab Miss?” He asked. “I only live a ten minute walk from here, would you mind walking me there? Oh and I’m Sarah.” She replied. He smiled, “It would be my pleasure Miss Sarah and my name is Liam.” -- Arriving at. I simply responded back “Dr. McLellan, I’m assuming that you didn’t get your PhD in comedy so stick to teaching history instead of making horrible corny and slightly offensive jokes.” As I glared at him the rest of the class was silent. He stared at me for a minute and then continued to take roll. Midterms came and by that time we were already dealing with the new deal and FDR’s policies. The class before Thanksgiving break is where the story really starts. Throughout the semester Dr. M. has. “You and Kitik?”I tell him how I come here, and that Kitik cannot leap so high. I say I do not know if I can leap that high to go out, because the water is not so deep here, and I say that I will not go without Kitik.His fear is very strong now. “How can you live in this way?” he asks. “Always to do what humans force you to do. I would rather go to the land than to live like that.”Kitik tells Acou he does not understand his speech. “I think you mean the land creatures, and they do not force..