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Zum Lichte des Verstandes können wir immer gelangen; aber die Fülle des Herzens kann uns niemand geben. - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Listen!! It will only take 3 minuets and 38 seconds of your life! :)
Yeah, ive got this weird thing for clouds all of a sudden...
This is another one of my favorites off the record. Its so beautiful and i just LOVE IT!
Day in and day out
watch him scream, watch him shout
through the silence
through the silence
give him ears
give him eyes
give some point to the cries and the violence
oh, the violence
hear him scream your name
I would like to introduce Mr. Sensitive
the one who never let the worst get the best of him
get the best of him
This city feels low against the gleam and the glow of his diligence
to their elegance
just feel anger, feel pain
feel the sun and the rain
just feel something
oh, feel something!
hear him scream your name
They throw the stones and bricks and bones
he didn't stand a chance
they said
come little boy the world is so
but ignorance is bliss
That's Bart on the left, with his sister, Lisa. They were adopted from St. Croix three years ago via www.realcruzancats.org.
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This image was taken in Belgium, and the pyrotechnics by courtesy of a Spanish group, music and fireworks amongst the people, never seen anything like it!
Keep safe, and have a great day, Magda, (*_*)
Just adding this note for those interested in the techie stuff; this was taken on my Nikon F4, on 400asa film
I am such an impulsive/intuitive photographer and after all the years, I do things by 'feel', like driving a car, you know what I mean, but I'll try. I'd say f 4.5, 1/30 of second. Of course on a tripod and with cable release. I was way behind the crowd on a small hill, with a long lens probably between 200/250.
The result also depends on the film and sensitivity.
Photographic film is a sheet of plastic (cellulose acetate) coated with an emulsion containing light-sensitive silver halide salts (bonded by gelatine) with variable crystal sizes that determine the sensitivity and resolution of the film.
Colour film uses at least 3 layers, I now use film with 4.
Dyes added to the silver salts make the crystals sensitive to different colours. During development, the silver salts are converted to metallic silver, as with black and white film. The by-products of this reaction form coloured dyes. The silver is converted back to silver salts in the bleach step of development. It is removed from the film in the fix step.
Hope that helps and enjoy, Magda, (*_*)
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Our trip to Sechelt included hike in Francis Point Provincial Park. The coast line trail yields nice views across Georgia Straight o Texada Island.
The park is located on the southwest end of the Francis Peninsula, south of the community of Pender Harbour on the west side of the Sechelt Peninsula in the Sunshine Coast region. Established in 2004, the park is 81 ha. in size,
Francis Point Marine Park is an eco friendly park established in 2001 to protect some very sensitive ecological marine and forested areas. The park protects the waterfront of the Francis Peninsula closest to Madeira Park. The parkland is a combination of forested hills and open grassy, moss covered landscapes.
A sensitive plant in a garden grew,
And the young winds fed it with silver dew,
And it opened its fan-like leaves to the light,
and closed them beneath the kisses of night.
Percy Bysshe Shelley, "The Sensitive Plant," 1820
I can't believe I nearly stood on this dandelion clock before I noticed the dew!
I added the following to my photos yesterday but had an email from a Flickr member today, letting me know that my (everyone's?) photos are back again on a website that allows photos to be downloaded at all sizes for FREE, after briefly showing as blank, white pages.
"Wow, I have to just add the following late this afternoon, as I am so impressed. Just a few hours ago, I posted a new thread in the Help Forum. I really prefer not to post there, but just had to after I happened to come across a website today that was displaying a lot of my photos for FREE downloading and in all sizes. My images are ALL copyright protected. Apparently, they were ALSO displaying download links for all available display sizes for people's photos that on Flickr are NOT set to be downloadable by visitors. Later today, Flickr staff member bhautik joshi PRO answered, saying: "What they are doing is not even remotely OK. We're looking into it." Almost immediately, all we could see on their website were blank, white pages. Amazingly fast action by a staff member, which is hugely appreciated!"
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Twelve days ago, on 2 May 2016, I was incredibly fortunate to be able to witness about 30 (?) of these Grouse, mainly male with just a handful of females, displaying at their "lek" or communal dancing ground. On this particular day, five of us went to see this. There had been a couple of possible chances for me to get out there, but these had fallen through. Then, out of the blue, friend Dorothy phoned me, asking if I had been able to get to the lek yet. She said that if I hadn't been, her husband Stephen would be willing to drive me there! This was such a wonderful surprise, though anyone who really knows this couple already knows what amazingly kind and generous people they are. I was so happy to get this unexpected chance and the three of us had a great morning, in good weather and in good company. Two young men also went, making their own way there. Delightful guys, highly respectful of not only the Grouse, but also of us, constantly moving form their seats to allow us to get our turn, and vice versa. They could so easily have left the 'hide/blind ahead of us when the Grouse had all left, but instead they waited till we were all packed up and then made sure that we were all able to safely get over the very awkward stile at the fence line. Having been out there last year, on 13 April 2015, I knew of this problem and had bought a three-step step ladder a few weeks ago, just in case I was able to go sometime this spring. This made so much difference, thank goodness, especially as I was really tired after staying up all night in order to leave at a very unearthly hour of the morning.
So glad we had a nice, sunny day - the day I went a year ago, the weather was overcast and not good for photos. This year, I got to see the Grouse in beautiful sunrise light, too. Of course, the 'problem' of clumps of tall grass was exactly the same this year, lol, keeping the birds somewhat hidden, but every once in a while, a bird would come out into the open. Most of the time, they were quite distant, but we were very lucky that several did give us a closer view. Such magnificent birds, with their yellow 'eyebrows', purple patch below the side of the neck on the males, and glorious feather pattern. Their dance display to attract the females is so fascinating to watch.
Just after we got back to our cars, another car came along the road and stopped to talk with us. It turned out that this gentleman was indirectly connected to the lek. He voiced his huge concern at how many people had been out there this spring, feeling that this was not good for the Grouse. He said that hopefully no more people would be going, so that the Grouse would be undisturbed in their mating. We agreed with him and thought that maybe people should not be allowed to visit every year, but perhaps every two or three years. I will pass on his words and great concern to our Naturalist leader who organizes these visits.
After we left the lek, we travelled a few nearby backroads, hoping to see a Western Meadowlark. We saw 10! It had been so funny, while we sat in the blind at the lek, a Meadowlark was somewhere nearby and sang for us for about four hours! When we at last emerged into the sunlight, there was no sign of it anywhere. We did manage to get a few distant shots of two or three of them.
Thank you so much, Stephen and Dorothy, for offering to take me - so very kind and thoughtful of you, as always! The stop for having our sandwiches was great and the muffins you brought along with you ended the morning very nicely.
If you have time, the following 2:30 minute YouTube video by the Alberta Conservation Association is very good for showing the action of these birds. There are several still shots first and then the video starts. Pretty amazing! The birds remind me of a child's wind-up toy : )
I came across an excellent brochure (pdf file) about Sharp-tailed Grouse on the Internet and will use some of the information from it, instead of using my own words to describe what goes on at a lek. I had seen females of this species before, on Christmas Bird Counts, but not a male and not at breeding time.
www.ab-conservation.com/downloads/educational_materials/b...
"Sharp-tailed grouse perform spring courtship displays on communal “dancing grounds” called leks. Here, males compete for breeding opportunities by displaying their "dancing” ability to females. Most activity on the lek occurs in the early morning just before sunrise and for a few hours afterwards. The males’ energetic display includes fluttering wings, rapid foot stomping and spinning in tight circles - reminiscent of wind-up toys. The most dominant males court females with low cooing sounds and by strutting around them with inflated air sacs on their neck and fanned tail feathers. It is nearly a winner-take-all form of competition, as only a few of the males are selected as mates by the females.
Leks are found in areas with dry open ground, where dancing activity keeps the vegetation well-trampled. Leks are used over several weeks beginning in late March and are often used for years, even decades. They are an important part of sharp-tailed grouse life, and the loss of suitable lek habitat can be a limiting factor for sharp-tailed grouse in Alberta.
Male sharp-tailed grouse gather on the lek in late March. In April the females arrive, sparking increased displaying by the males. Peak attendance by females on the lek occurs between mid to late April in much of Alberta. Once they have selected a male, hens breed once and then seek out a place to nest, usually in late April to early May.
Leks are an integral part of the lifecycle of prairie grouse. Active leks should never be approached, as any disturbance to the birds may disrupt breeding activities and result in the abandonment of the lek. The locations of active and historical leks are of great interest to grouse biologists.
Native North Americans called the sharp-tailed grouse “Fire Bird” because of their reliance on fires to keep their habitat open in wooded areas. Suppression of natural fire in parkland and boreal areas reduces the amount of open grassland available to sharp-tailed grouse.
Sharp-tailed grouse were an important food source for native North Americans and they continue to be a popular game bird for hunters today.
In Alberta, the sharp-tailed grouse is listed as “Sensitive.”
While exact population numbers are not known, there is a feeling that sharp-tailed grouse have decreased significantly in numbers over the past 40 years. This trend is supported by lek counts, hunter surveys, aerial counts and Breeding Bird Survey data. Declining numbers are the result of a reduction in the quality and quantity of sharp-tailed grouse habitat, particularly the loss of quality nesting and brood-rearing habitat." From www.ab-conservation.com.
www.ab-conservation.com/downloads/report_series/Use-Habit...
Astro + old covered bridge photo. The inside isn't red, that's just my headlamp (the dimmest light I had for the long exposure). Just a tad over-exposed for the inside too (Canon's sensors are also particularly sensitive to red).
Sigma 24mm f/1.4 Art lens review coming soon to www.Canonrumors.com
The leopard was stalking this deer and then gave up the hunt. Probably because he was disturbed by the vehicles behind him. This is one bad part of the wildlife tourism. Drivers, guides and tourists must be educated to be extremely careful and not disturb the animals during such sensitive moments.
The sambar deer was lucky that day but the leopard probably slept hungry.
She is always so happy, but super sensitive lately. It breaks my heart seeing her cry. I told no more trampoline and out came the tears, she got over it fast...thankfully!
A sensitive plant in a garden grew,
And the young winds fed it with silver dew,
And it opened its fan-like leaves to the light,
and closed them beneath the kisses of night.
~Percy Bysshe Shelley, "The Sensitive Plant," 1820
Photographed in South Africa - From a safari vehicle, no cover
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This is the closest we've ever gotten to one of these eagles and I was please that this one was nice enough to stick around and pose patiently for me.
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From Wikipedia: The Bateleur (Terathopius ecaudatus) is a medium-sized eagle in the family Accipitridae. Its closest relatives are the snake eagles. It is the only member of the genus Terathopius and may be the origin of the "Zimbabwe Bird", the national emblem of Zimbabwe. It is endemic to Africa and small parts of Arabia. "Bateleur" is French for "street performer".
Description:
The average adult is 55 to 70 cm (22 to 28 in) long with a 186 cm (6 ft 1 in) wingspan. The wing chord averages approximately 51 cm (20 in). Adult weight is typically 2 to 2.6 kg (4 lb 7 oz to 5 lb 12 oz).
The Bateleur is a colourful species with a bushy head and very short tail (ecaudatus is Latin for tailless) which, together with its white underwing coverts, makes it unmistakable in flight. The tail is so small the bird's legs protrude slightly beyond the tail during flight. The Bateleur is sexually dimorphic; both adults have black plumage, a chestnut mantle and tail, grey shoulders, tawny wing coverts, and red facial skin, bill and legs. The female additionally has tawny secondary wing feathers. Less commonly, the mantle may be white.[5] Immature birds are brown with white dappling and have greenish blue-grey facial skin. It takes them seven or eight years to reach full maturity.
Distribution and habitat:
The range of the Bateleur spreads across Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia, Namibia, Botswana, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Côte d'Ivoire, Kenya, Nigeria, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania. The bird's range has diminished significantly in recent decades, possibly due to poisoning, and as such has been confined mostly to conservation areas such as national wildlife parks. In April 2012, a juvenile Bateleur was seen in Algeciras in southern Spain. This was the first European record for the Bateleur.
Ecology:
This eagle is a solitary, tree-nesting species with a large home range.
Habitat:
The Bateleur is a common to fairly common resident or nomadic[6] bird of the open savanna country and woodland (thornveld) within Sub-Saharan Africa; it also occurs in south-western Arabia. Found in closed-canopy savannah woodland habitats, including Acacia savannah, Mopane and miombo woodlands. It is commonest in broad-leaved woodland in the Okavango Delta. It occurs rarely in heavily forested, mountainous or largely treeless habitats. In Namibia, it is often found over tall woodland near drainage lines, and ephemeral rivers in north-eastern Namibia and within the more arid Etosha National Park.
Diet:
The Bateleur is diurnal, foraging over a huge range (55–200 km²) and hunting over a territory of approximately 250 square miles (650 km2) a day. Bateleurs are hunters and scavengers, they will attack other species for food and will scavenge carrion. The bird is adept at finding smaller carcasses before most other scavengers. The Bateleur will hunt birds and their eggs (mainly doves and pigeons), small reptiles, small mammals (like rodents, genets and mongooses) and insects. Its prey is often stolen by the tawny eagle (Aquila rapax), and the Bateleur may attempt kleptoparasitism of white-backed vultures.
Behavior:
The Bateleur is generally silent, but can produce a variety of barks and screams. The bird spends a considerable amount of time on the wing, particularly in low-altitude glides. "Bateleur" is French for "tumbler". This name implies the bird’s characteristic habit of rocking its wings or tilting action from side to side when gliding, as if catching its balance. The wings are held in a slightly bent, deep 'V', position and fast flight with. Bateleurs hunt from swift, direct gliding flight across country, or in wide sweeping circles. The Bateleur is a territorial bird and will defend its territory by means of an aggressive attack flight pattern shown to intruding conspecifics. Intruders to whom this behavior is displayed always submit and submission is shown by retreating to a safe upper boundary (elevation). Males and females both display this behavior in all stages of the breeding cycle. This behavior is mainly shown to members of the same sex and particularly to non-adults, as it is thought that they may have a greater ability to take over another bird's territory (having greater competitive ability for limited food resources). In the wild Bateleurs are shy of man and sensitive to disturbance at the nest, easily abandoning the structure. In captivity, however, they becomes unusually tame. Bateleur eagles are among a group of raptors that secrete a clear, salty fluid from their nares whilst eating. According to Schmidt-Nielson's (1964) hypothesis, this is due to the general necessity for birds to use an extrarenal mechanism of salt secretion to aid water reabsorption.
Sunning:
Bateleurs frequently enter water-bodies for a bath and then open their wings to often sunbathe. Standing upright and holding their wings straight out to the sides and tipped vertically, a classic 'phoenix' pose as they turn to follow the sun. Bateleurs will lie on the ground with their wings spread, exposing the feathers to direct sunlight, warming the oils in the feathers. The bird will then spread the oils with its beak to improve its aerodynamics. Bateleurs may also be seen "praying" allowing ants to crawl over the wings and feathers, collecting bits of food, dead feather and skin material. When covered in ants, the Bateleur then ruffles its feathers, startling the ants, which react by secreting formic acid as self-defense. This in turn kills the ticks and fleas, ridding the host of its parasites.
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A shooting star appears over the Rocky Mountains in this 40 second long-exposure shot from the top of Loveland Pass west of Denver, Colorado. It seemed a bit early for the upcoming Lyrids Meteor Shower, but I was happy to catch it. Part of the Milky Way appears in the top center while clouds in the distance reflect some glow from the city lights in Summit County - adding even more color to the scene.
To get this image, I rented a Nikon D700 with a full-frame sensor and a Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 lens. I've been very interested in seeing what the low light sensitivity of this camera could do for my darker night shots and this was one of my chances to use it. And I think at night is where the full-frame sensor really shines. I've caught shooting stars with my dx sensor before, but they don't show up because it isn't sensitive enough to capture light that faint. In this case, the D700 sure did the trick. No it wasn't a big blinding explosion like the fireball over Wisconsin and Michigan (at the same time this shot was taken, I might add), but it was my first captured shooting star!
I've really enjoyed my research on the "dark side" and hope you like the results.
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Captured with a Nikon Df and a manual Nikkor Ai 35mm ƒ1:2, post processed in Lightroom using VSCO Film.
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Usnea is the generic and scientific name for several species of lichen that generally grow hanging from tree branches.
It's very sensitive to air pollution. Under bad conditions they may grow no larger than a few millimetres, if they survive at all. Where the air is unpolluted, they can grow to 10–20 cm long.
They are used for medicinal uses, dyes and cosmetics.
There were many of these hanging from the trees and they very quite big ones.
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Matera is known for its underground housings, including palaces and churches dug in the stone. However, there are also many small buildings crouching in the burning sun of South Italy. But there are also many small buildings huddled close together in the burning sun of southern Italy. The standard of living was very low and people were moved to new buildings on the outskirts of the city in 1952. Restoration began in the 1980s and was not yet complete when we came to the city in 1991.
(Vintage, June 1991; Nikon FM2, on Fujichrome 100)
YES, I did it!
Going through all the photos in the past year, quite emotional. We had lot of laugh, lot of thought, lot of tears, lot of smiles and "Aww". This is the commitment which can't succeed without all of you.
I feel great (mentally) and I would like to THANK all of you who gave me so much encouragement. This project gave me, and my camera a really good work out. My ears, eyes and my thought are getting really sensitive, I'm still listening and I'm still me. The difference is, you all know me as a person who has a passion of photography... and life.
THANK YOU!
Warning!!! This is really Dark and missed up so if your week of heart do not read this. But all Monsters are made and this one might one day become a monster with the hand she has be given.
Name: Nikki
Nickname: 10 – 20, Little Trouble, Daddies Little Star.
Reason for name: She was Raised By “The Man” so I will let you try and guess.
Age: 13
Gender: Girl
Place of birth: She was born in a Small town out side of Seattle, Washington.
Places lived since: She has travailed all over the world with “The Man” as he keeps her close and trains her in the many arts he finds important for her to have.
Parents’ names, backgrounds, occupations: Her daddy is “The Man” since he stole her when she was just born from the hospital. “The Man” is the leader of the shadow government that controls the world from behind the scenes to fulfill there dark and most of the time Perverted ambitions.
Number of siblings: 0 so that means her daddy sends lots of time with her one on one.
Relationship with family : Nikki loves her daddy after all he is her whole world and every thing he tells her must be true because he is daddy.
Happiest memory: Spending one on one time with her daddy no matter they are doing she thinks every moment is magical.
Childhood trauma: The first time she had to kill some one... But they made her daddy not happy so they just had to die!
Disabilities: She is very unstable do to being very dependent on her father.
Hair color: Black
Usual hair style: She dose like to change it a lot because she always wants to make her daddy happy with her.
Eye color: Dark Blue
Style of dress/typical outfit(s): She likes to wear clothes that are more showy because that is what “The Man” aka her father told her to wear.
Health (is this person usually sick? or very resilient?): She is very Strong being that her daddy has her in training none stop.
Grooming (does she/he wear makeup? shower daily? wear only clean clothes? pluck her eyebrows?): She loves to play dress up but only dose a little makeup because her daddy tells her that her face is to pretty to cover with make up.
Unique mannerisms/physical habits (bites nails, talks with hands, taps feet when restless): Her Feet not numb when she... is Tickled.
Level of education (high school drop out, undergrad BA/BS, PhD, MD, etc.): She has been trained in Espionage, Ninjutsu, and a few other things that are secret.
Level of self esteem: As long as daddy tells her she is his girl she feels like she can do anything.
Gifts/talents: Flirting, Kissing, Killing you know the normal stuff a girl with a Perverted Psychopath of a father would learn to be good at.
Shortcomings: She is to scared to trust any one but daddy.
Style of speech: She is quit by nature but when she is playing a rule she is ordered to play she can pick up any Persona weather its Load or Giggly any thing she needs to be.
Artistic?: She dose like to paint with the blood of the ones she kills her daddy likes to save her work on the refrigerator.
Mathematical?: She dose have very high marks in Math but than again she was all ways taught to calculate odds when she is doing missions.
Makes decisions based mostly on emotions, or on logic?: Her choices are based on daddy after she has to make daddy happy or she would be sad.
Life philosophy: Who needs Normal when you can be More.
Religious stance: God is some one you call when I am killing your or I am....
Cautious or daring: Very Daring if given the orders she would jump in to fire its self.
Most sensitive about/vulnerable to: She gets really sad if her daddy dose not get what he wants.
Extrovert or introvert?: She is mostly a Extrovert she often is in her own world if life on her own.
Level of comfort with technology: She is very well Trained to Hack in to any computer or servers in the world. also holds the High Score On Mario Kart on Wii.
Current marital/relationship status: She was taught at a early Age that Relationships are for fools but you can have all the fun you want.
Sexual orientation: She really likes men.
Past relationships: None since she dose not let her self become attached to any one but daddy.
Level of sexual experience: We can say she was Trained.
Story of first kiss (if any–if not, how does he/she want it to happen?): Part of her training was learning to kiss which she dose have rather high marks in.
Story of loss of virginity (if any–if not, how does he/she want it to happen, if at all?): Just some things no girl would talk about no matter how bad they might be.
Most comfortable around (person): “The Man” aka daddy
How does she think others perceive her?: Sexy, Strong, playful little psycho
How do others actually perceive her?: every one but “The Man” sees her as damaged, sad, lost soul.
Phobias: Snails, worms.
Life goals: to visit the moon since she has all ready been every were on earth all ready.
Greatest fears: Being replaced in her daddy's eyes.
Most embarrassing thing ever to happen to her: She was drunk and passed out and when she woke up she had found her self had crawled in to the dog bed and to make matters worse her daddy thought it was so cute he took photos and should the hole Shadow army.
Obsessions: Flirting with Men... she likes to make them blush.
Secret hobbies: when no one is looking she has a pet kittens she found and cares for.
Secret skills: Raising baby Animals and caring for the wounded Animals she finds... but do not tell on her. Her daddy would want her to kill them if he found out.
Crimes committed (and was he/she caught? Charged?): Will when you daddy is the leader of the Shadow Government little things like lay do not mean any thing to you.
What she most wants to change about her current life: Nothing she is having to much fun.
What she most wants to change about her physical appearance: She wants Boobs! Other girls are getting them at her age and she wants some too.
Daily routine: Wake up, Make daddy laugh, breakfast, Train in all arts daddy finds important, Lunch, Play time, Dinner, Make daddy laugh more, than off to bed.
Night owl or early bird?: She dose like to get up later since she stays up really late at night.
Light or heavy sleeper?: Light very she has to be on guard at all times.
Favorite food: maraschino cherries she loves to tie the stems with her tongue after she eats the cherries.
Least favorite food: Liver.
Favorite book: Kama Sutra
Least favorite book: Bible
Favorite movie: 300
Least favorite movie: Roots
Favorite song: I want your Bite
Least favorite song: Jesus Loves Me
Coffee or tea?: Coffee not Tea!!
Crunchy or smooth peanut butter?: Crunchy
Type of car he/she drives (or wishes he/she drove): She wants a Tank with a big Cannon!
Lefty or righty?: Both
Favorite color: Pink
Smoker? Drinker? Drug user?: She dose like her Rum, and some times will smoke her daddy's Pipe when he is not looking.
Pets?: She has a few at a time that she raises and than lets back out to the wild when they are big and strong.
Little Nikki was Born in a small town on a very cold winter day. But her first time she was held other than the short time with her real mother before being taken to be washed was by “The Man” and than she was stolen away. The Man could tell there was something Special about this baby and thought that instead of waiting for some one to raise her he would do it and to top it off raise he to be what he wanted her to be.
Now 13 years later all that Nikki knows of her real parents is they wore very boring people and her daddy rescued her from them so she could have a much better life making doing something Amazing as he told her. She grow up feeling loved even if it was very miss guided and even grow to have a family even if that family was the Shadow government of evil perverts and villains. All was like a fairy tail for Nikki till one day her daddy told her that he needed her for the Most important Mission ever! And this time she would have to go on her very own.
Will Nikki find something more to life than the dark life she had known her hole life? Or will she be blinded by “The Man” how had stolen her away a long long time ago?