Valerie was a little afraid that she might be shaky, but once she got on the jet sled it was like riding a bike, but much more fun. There was something freeing about coasting through weather like this, even if there was a dome that was in the way of an actual sky.
Valerie always loved the feeling of weightlessness and freedom she had once she was in her suit. It almost made her feel as if she could accomplish anything. Valerie didn’t even mind getting wet since the helmet pretty much prevented the usual soakage of water into her hair.
She marked where the hotel was and was on her way, coasting through the sky and searching. If she had tried this on foot, Danny wouldn’t have seen hide or hair of her for a half hour: since lucky and keen eyesight was on her sight, it only took her ten minutes.
She grabbed a handful of the jewels and thrust them into her backpack, and then grabbed a few more for good measure. That ought to take care of us for awhile she thought, and was quickly on her way back.
Once she reached the entrance of the hotel, she deactivated the suit and it vanished underneath her clothes: it was a method she seldom used lest her dad pat her down, but she could get away with it now. She strolled in nonchalantly despite being a little wet, and sat with Danny again. She smiled, and winked at him. "Looks like we won’t have to depend on your powers of persuasion for awhile, Danny! I've gathered a few of those jewels, so we should be OK. If you don't mind, I say we'll just sit here for awhile and eat, and then head to bed. I'm pretty tired."
Luckily, Danny pretty much agreed, and the two ate in almost embarrassed silence, not helped by Valerie occasionally checking her journal and seeing entries from a certain someone. They moved to the live music, but more or less had a very quiet evening, much to Valarie's chagrin. Val picked up the check, and Valarie smiled and gave Danny an awkward hug. "See you in the morning!" She said and turned away immediately so he wouldn't see her blush.
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Valerie always loved the feeling of weightlessness and freedom she had once she was in her suit. It almost made her feel as if she could accomplish anything. Valerie didn’t even mind getting wet since the helmet pretty much prevented the usual soakage of water into her hair.
She marked where the hotel was and was on her way, coasting through the sky and searching. If she had tried this on foot, Danny wouldn’t have seen hide or hair of her for a half hour: since lucky and keen eyesight was on her sight, it only took her ten minutes.
She grabbed a handful of the jewels and thrust them into her backpack, and then grabbed a few more for good measure. That ought to take care of us for awhile she thought, and was quickly on her way back.
Once she reached the entrance of the hotel, she deactivated the suit and it vanished underneath her clothes: it was a method she seldom used lest her dad pat her down, but she could get away with it now. She strolled in nonchalantly despite being a little wet, and sat with Danny again. She smiled, and winked at him. "Looks like we won’t have to depend on your powers of persuasion for awhile, Danny! I've gathered a few of those jewels, so we should be OK. If you don't mind, I say we'll just sit here for awhile and eat, and then head to bed. I'm pretty tired."
Luckily, Danny pretty much agreed, and the two ate in almost embarrassed silence, not helped by Valerie occasionally checking her journal and seeing entries from a certain someone. They moved to the live music, but more or less had a very quiet evening, much to Valarie's chagrin. Val picked up the check, and Valarie smiled and gave Danny an awkward hug.
"See you in the morning!" She said and turned away immediately so he wouldn't see her blush.