"I guess I'm just a little more scared of her than you are, but I'm also a potential fuel source for her so I try my best to be nice." He nodded and closed his eyes with a soft sigh. "I know, I know. I just... I'm just being ridiculous. I'm madly in love with Jasmine, even in my own timeline I just wanted her, but I dismissed it as just raw lust and I would never sacrifice my marriage for a temporary fling, or attempt at one. You are right, as usual, Jasmine is far better equipped to help me. That's why I just think I'll try to be cooperate with the women Animus sends at me but I won't get attached to them."<br/><br/>Louise smiled and waved them goodbye. When the helpers got outside Animus was standing in the field with a tram car floating before her and rotating with dozens of attachments flying on and off of it. The vehicle vanished and she turned and looked at Jessica and the men.<span style="color: #ff0000"> "I've been thinking of the best person to give my report to. Perhaps you can help."</span>She approached Jessica and handed her a file that weighed nearly ten pounds.<span style="color: #ff0000"> "That's the conclusion I reached when I decided to keep the Timelost child's letters away from Ibara. It wasn't an impulsive decision and it was not one I made lightly. Deliver that to whoever you think would benefit from the knowledge the most... Jasmine taught me the hard lesson about keeping information away from you mortals and not knowing who to talk to and who to ignore. I'm going to stay out of the public eye for a while and stick to my projects, if you could inform your co-workers of that I would appreciate it. I'll respond if called upon but I think I should just leave the mortals alone."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>