DAVID
I was kind of surprised to see that the hunter didn't just spend free time in the wild but practically lived there. The houses looked kind of homey, but I'm the guy who broke into a hotel just to have a nice place to stay the night, so I couldn't really imagine living there. I was even more surprised when a bunch of kids came running up. I didn't know whether they could see me so I decided to hang back and wait until the hunter had dealt with them.
RACHEL #4 - WITH CITRUS
I was on the verge of losing my temper and raising my voice or even shouting when the Ellimist stopped me, /Temper, temper./ I sighed and growled,
"Fine. You can make your own way to the others, who knows how." I was really ticked off that she could let something small bother her. I couldn't even imagine fighting the Yeerks alone. A team meant support and less chance of getting taken out by the enemy. How could she be like this? My long dormant voice of reason pointed out that she was only young so I should cut her a bit of slack. But I couldn't quite do that. So I vanished, frustrated.
RACHEL #3 - WITH KARAKAE AND CLAIRE
It felt like those three hours didn't take long at all and I suspected that I knew why. I'd sat and nursed my drink for that time, managing to hold onto a corner table. So, I approached her again and nodded to the young woman slowly. I had been thinking in those three hours. With her knowledge of the Ellimist, maybe, just maybe, she knew more about space and other beings out there. So she would evidently be a valuable member of the team. I asked,
"Are you ready to meet the others? I can send you there at any time." I'd felt bad about startling her with the psychic assault earlier, so I added, "It might be a bit disorientating. One minute you're here, the next you'll be in...let's see, an apartment with a few other people gathered." I gave her advance warning and waited for her to confirm whether she was OK to go. Then I'd get the Ellimist to let me do the whole transportationg thing.