At the mayor’s admission about running a country Kyle follows Giselle’s example and returns to his seat next to her leaving the meeting back in the mayor’s hands. As he sets down he leans close to her and without thinking about his actions rests his hand on her own and says quietly, “Your presentation was both amazingly entertaining and filled with useful knowledge, thank you.” Turning and leaning over to David without removing his hand he says equally as softly, “Your sister is absolutely amazing.”<br/><br/>At the podium the mayor is trying to bring order back to the meeting, as people are shouting questions and suggestions about who should take on the mantle of the head of their small nation. Many are arguing that the mayor should just go ahead and do it. Others are suggesting other people from the town. One suggestion that is made several times and agreed on by others is the president of the steel company, another is the chief of police. It seems that the meeting has broken down into this discussion.<br/><br/><div align="center"><strong>In town</strong></div><br/>One of the young police officers given the task to patrol the town while everybody else is at the meeting sees the new researcher and says, “Good evening. I’m curious as to why you aren’t the town meeting like everybody else. I would be there but somebody has to make sure nobody breaks into any of the usually open businesses. Aren’t you even curious about this whole being transported to an alternate reality thing? I understand there are real live elves attending. I would love to see them. Oh well, I guess I’ll probably get a chance to meet them later as they just move about the town along with us locals.”