I was controlling it without inhabiting it. I could see it standing in a shadowy world, witness the fencers attacking the monsters. Helpless, they wou...ld finish off my allies. I couldn’t let that happen.I marched my proxy forward. I controlled its every step. I couldn’t see through its eyes. I couldn’t move it with skill, but it still responded. It still gripped its iron sword, ready to swing it, to cut down my enemies.To kill the bards.No sound reached me as my sword scythed through the air.. The toll however, was the downfall of too many men, bringing about an early grave.Burr had the good fortune of being quick witted, tall and brawny. His reasoning and wood craft ensured he got to spread his genes far and wide, resulting in unknown bastard offspring in a wide circumference around his home ground. Apart from his obvious stature, perfectly obvious through his general lack of body hair, Burr had blue eyes, a rarity in Neolithic times. By comparison to his contemporaries, and through. " I smiled, still looking into her eyes."Me too, " I gently said, "but it happened and I certainly don't want it to stop, and I don't think you do either. We were just one step from the point of no return there, weren't we?" She looked down and shyly nodded, then raised her head."You know I'm married and have a family. I'm not ready to give all that up. I can't... I don't want to. But when you kissed me, I wanted you to carry on... and I still do. I like being with you, and you make me feel. ‎‎”Alright what the fuck do you want?” the voice asked.‎‎”Who am I speaking to?” I asked.‎There was a long pause then, “Chief Deputy Malloy,” was all he said.‎‎”I need to get with John to decide how to best handle this. I sure as hell don’t want any more harassment,” I said. “Surely your man or woman didn’t leave any prints or DNA on the bug.”‎‎”You know that shit pops up in the least expected places,” the Chief Deputy said.‎‎”Ain’t that the truth,” I agreed. “Just to let you know I’m not in.