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Gant smiles, and says, "Very good...very good indeed. The humans have very stupidly sent their two finest warriors to the same place. Well, Diana, it appears that fortune favors us even more so than divine intervention, eh?"

"I was wondering." I say, looking to the general and then Alyanta. 

Alyanta hesitated, doubtful that the General would allow her to go anywhere away from his control.

Gant: Why? So you can leave with her? What kind of idiot do you think I am?

I hesitate. This is some general, not what I expected at all.

She watched the General, grateful that the woman was trying to be kind, but she waited for the General to explode. He viewed her as belonging to him. "Wherever it would be best," she answers uncertainly," I will go."

"Very good," I say, "then, you will come with me." 

Diana's logic somehow appealed to Gant. "Fine," Gant replied, "but I will know if something is amiss. She can stay in your ship."

Her tail continued to beat back and forth unceasingly. "If those are my orders..." It might be nice to not be at the call of the General for a night, but his agreement made her nervous as well. It was unlike him. She looked to Diana, not sure what to do next.

"Good." I say, "I will go get my ship, whenever you are ready, girl, you may join me."

Alyanta nodded, she had nothing to get ready... The woman disappearing did impress her, she had not seen that ability before. Reluctantly, she turned back to the General, wondering what his actual reaction will be now that the woman was gone.

Gant: Now, maybe I'll finally get some damn sleep...

That's it? She was almost delighted. No questions about how she had come across the woman, no problems about her leaving camp, nothing about her stay in the other ship, no threats? Maybe the General was sick...

Gant spoke as if he had read Alyanta's mind, "I know her...and I know what she is. She won't leave...she can't leave.

I land my pyramid next to Gant's ship, slightly hoping that he decides to dive under it, for whatever reason. The girl will stay with me, it is better for her. The pyramid is big enough, we will hardly see each other until morning.

Alyanta watched the woman's great triangle shaped ship come closer. "Yes General," she responded almost absently. There was so much he didn't know that went on this night, and he had no idea. It was almost empowering to see how much he is not in control. And this woman, she did not fear him as everyone else did. "Thank you, General," she states.

I come to a stop, and park the pyramid. I wonder if they've heard of it. The humans do not know of the pyramids secret, but do the Galatians?

Mckloud woke up and got dressed, splashing his face with water and grabbed his poleaxe. He marched over to the Leader of this Operations Tent and walked in "An army of Galatians more than we have are North-West of our position and are coming here for war." He headed back out into the deep jungle, soldiers like Mckloud didnt have to join a squad during battles, they could do what they wanted. The Leader went and called everyone and briefed them on what was going to happen. All the Squads rallied up and got ready to go into battle. Only forty soldiers stayed to defend the fortress. One hundred and fifty soldiers in different squads moved out to find the Galatians, so did the infamous soldiers. 

Alyanta glanced at the General one more time, just to make he was allowing her to go aboard this other ship, and then stepped away from him. As she boarded Diana's pyramid, she gasped in delight. It was so different than anything she fad ever seen, she thought, as she ran her finger along the elaborately painted walls. Something clamored in her head, but she ignored it for awhile, too caught up in experiencing the foreign designs that decorated this ship. Soon the clamor became too loud to ignore, and when she paid attention, her fingers stiffened on the painted walls. So the humans were not going to wait for the Galatians to cone to them? Clearing her mind, she found the waves the vibrated through the air and sent her message off to the General. "The humans armies are on their way." She supposed she should tell Diana as well, as she said she was here to fight with them. She wandered the ship a bit, looking for the woman, not able to speak into her mind. When she still couldn't find her, she called out, "Diana?!"

Gant gathered the lieutenants, who gathered the soldiers into squads once again, and they resumed their march toward the humans.