Angelica looked at Andri for a moment. â€œAs for the combat, I pray we will not need that. We are not here to fight, we are here to discover. This discovery will be the greatest discovery in all of time, far greater than when Columbus found the new land, and that is where you will be filling in the gaps. Since you are so brilliant Iâ€™m assuming you know your history, yes?â€ She shot a look at Andri and continued. â€œI need you to take along this.â€ She tossed her a small device. â€œItâ€™s a compact. It is solar powered. Well not exactly â€˜solarâ€™. It uses light, any source of light. With that you can track DNA and record findings. Anything out of the ordinary, that you wonâ€™t find in our world. You can get the DNA from the people by merely touching them, no blood required. It will tell you what century they come from, what species, and for some newer peoples, who they are. Good luck.â€ After that she left the room. She knew the girl could figure the small device out, there was much more to it than that, but that was all that Angelica needed her to know; if she discovered anything else it did, that was for her own amusement.<br/><br/><span style="color: #408040">Kerri called in among the intercom. â€œAngelica, I think itâ€™s time you took control. I believe I can see it.â€</span><br/><br/><span style="color: #0080BF">Amelia watched him as he stammered out his explanation, a small grin spread across her face as he shrugged. She found it entertaining when he lost his words. And then just like that he made to leave and her smile faded a little. â€˜He always leaves.â€™ She thought to herself and she turned as well to go back into her little shack. <br/>â€œIf you want you couldâ€¦join me for a morning meal?â€ She heard him say. He had stopped. She turned back around a smile back on her face. She was unsure of whether or not to go. She feared she may be hindering his leadership capabilities, did his people think that. What did his people think of her? She wondered and then suddenly she didnâ€™t care. â€œI would love to come with you.â€ She told him and she climbed down off her deck and joined him on the beach.</span><br/><br/><span style="color: #8000BF">She stared at him for a moment. â€œIâ€™m an orphan. My parents donâ€™t give a damn, that was obvious when they tried to burn the house down with me in it.â€ She showed him a burn scar on her arm. â€œThe captain is my aunt. She got me through my schooling, I was smart enough to get through high school and graduate college by 17. Sheâ€™s the best thing that ever happened, so donâ€™t feel sorry that my parents are gone, I donâ€™t miss them.â€œ She stopped talking and stood up, walking around the room and flipping switches to close doors and vents. â€œNow,â€ she turned to him, â€œwould you like me to talk to the captain and let her know we have a stow away that could be of use, or would you like to show yourself to her. She listens to me.â€ She heard Kerriâ€™s voice on the intercom and turned to the man her eyes wide with excitement. â€œWell, come on!â€</span>