“Not in the direction that I headed, though I awoke in the middle of a long corridor, so I did not see much in the opposite direction from where I first started.”<br/><br/><em>Sir Robert</em>James thought. It was rare that those even with titles of nobility introduced themselves that way…at least it was rare anymore. Still, if it was important to him, than James would show the proper admiring looks. Even if they weren’t used like they were a mere several hundred years ago, it was still noteworthy to have been knighted.  James began wondering why they had been chosen for this. His new companion was certainly a wall of a man, and, though James was not meek, he couldn’t boast such strength. Perhaps there was some key in their differences: the numerous things that he and Bob lacked that could be found in the other. James cursed at himself in his head for trying to rationalize this in terms of some silly team building exercise that his boss would have him orchestrate. This was more than just some camping trip where you tried to be friends with your coworkers, even if you despised them. He had to focus more on things that would keep them alive, and, so, he pushed his curiosities out of his mind.<br/>