Episode #1: Still, it Could be Worse (5/15/00) Scarabald makes a special delivery to a makeshift tavern in the woods. He discusses recent rumors with its owner, Mardith, as its bouncer, Carbonne, listens in.

Episode #2: Pit Stop (5/22/00) Yubim, a Gen fisherwoman, stops at the Sime Center in Palisades to have her field taken down. The channel, Klyzer, insists that she be cleaned up first. As they prepare, Yubim tells him she has four passengers in her boat, who intend to get jobs at the Snake River Dam construction project.

Episode #3: Swab the Decks (5/23/00) Vatya and Levya, sisters, make their way from Yubim's boat to Klyzer's Sime Center. By the time they have been scrubbed clean and had their fields taken down, Klyzer is exhausted.

Episode #4: Lake Monsters and Rogue Farrises (5/29/00) Edgar, a junker, goes to Mardith's outdoor tavern. He and Mardith do some bartering while trading gossip about other locals and the latest Tecton activities.

Episode #5: I Care Not for your Squat (6/5/00) Sayward, a Gen crew boss, is inspecting the work camp when she is approached by Starlin, a renSime. Starlin has been sent by SWAT to represent the renSime workers of the Dam project. Despite Nick's help with translation, he and Sayward do not hit it off.

Episode #6: Interterritorial Relations (6/11/00) Sayward meets Cris, an interpreter assigned to her by the Diplomatic Corps. To their surprise, they turn out to be cousins.

Episode #7: As Stupid as Stupid Gets (6/12/00) Sayward and Cris attempt to direct Sayward's new work crew, who certainly aren't the brightest bunch.

Episode #8: Transfer Math (6/18/00) Osfric, Mr. Birch, Sayward, Starlin and Nick attempt to discuss the shortages plaguing the construction site. Although they aren't all bilingual, they manage to communicate well enough to figure out they'll be up Snake River without a paddle if they don't work together.

Episode #9: Balk (6/24/00) On the train en route to the Snake River Dam construction site, Beni tries to get Arat to talk about his nightmares.

Episode #10: Let's Eat (6/25/00) Sayward, Starlin and Nick investigate a section of woods where several Gens are hiding out in miserable living conditions. Starlin, who is posing as a Gen, gets a scare when he almost gets injured. The Gens are reluctant to have their fields taken down, but a financial incentive combined with the surprise of discovering a Sime in their midst is more than enough to change their minds.

Episode #11: Damn and Blast (6/26/00) Mr. Birch, Osfric and Sayward discuss the food and selyn shortages, and how to employ all the rabble camped in the mountains around the construction site so as to keep them out of trouble.

Episode #12: Which Part of No (7/1/00) En route to the Snake River Dam project, Arat is accosted by Lorza, a revolutionary type loyal to his parents.

Episode #13: Renning Wild (7/2/00) In this first part of a two-part episode, Mr. Birch, Sayward and Nick Reckage go to Salmonton to try to talk their way into the job of repairing an orphanage roof. They hope to bring in renSimes for the task, thereby raising the public's opinion of renSimes and willingness to donate. Representing the city are its mayor, Custor, and its police chief, Kennis. Ms. Afred, the orphanage's director, looks on.

Episode #14: Funny Business (7/3/00) In a continuation of the previous episode, Mr. Birch, Sayward and Nick manage to convince the Mayor of Salmonton to allow a Sime repair crew to work on the orphanage, provided they wear visually obvious 'construction retainers'. Meanwhile, Jeniard arrives at the train station in Kyrril Gulch and is picked up by Coriel, the local innkeeper's daughter. When Scarabald attempts to divert him to the construction site early, Jeniard resists on account of not liking how Scarabald zlins. Edgar, who is waiting for his son Emmit, is disappointed when he fails to arrive on the incoming train.

Episode #15: Supermen (7/6/00) Beni helps Arat with his entran and then they talk. Topics covered include Arat's worries about their new assignment, and Beni's theories about the Ancients.

Episode #16: Bad Forecast (7/9/00) Arat and Nick arrive at the train station in Kyrril Gulch, along with Emmet, a Donor assigned to Jeniard. Emmet's father Edgar is waiting to embarr... er... greet him thoroughly. Mr. Birch, as well as Nia and a train of mules and horses, are waiting to pick them up. Mr. Birch and Arat briefly discuss the selyn situation on the construction site, and discover that their numbers are completely different.

Episode #17: Selyn Belt (7/17/00) Upon their much-delayed arrival at the construction site, Emmet, Arat and Beni need their transfer partners, and Mr. Birch needs a drink.

Episode #18: Mischief (7/20/00) Nick sits with Arat as the channel sleeps out his usual post-transfer collapse. They are visited by Wise Snake, who displays a keen if perhaps not entirely wholesome interest in her father's condition. Later, Nick and Arat discuss the selyn shortage and Nick's role in its publicity, as Nick tries to help Arat adjust to their new home.

Episode #19: Slumming It (7/22/00) Nick and Arat set off to make a rough population estimate. Nick expresses his concern about Arat's relationship with Snake. Arat expresses his lack of comprehension.

Episode #20: Them's the Rules (7/23/00) At a SWAT union meeting, Arat relays the details of the agreement Fragga signed in Capitol. The members have a mixed reaction to the news. After the meeting, union leader Starlin is visited by Coras about a possible position as SWAT's credit union's accountant. They are interrupted by Jeniard, who has been sent by Arat to investigate Coras, after the Controller spotted him in the crowd at the union meeting and pegged him as a rogue 3rd order channel.

Episode #21: Lugubrious Maximus (7/24/00) That night finds Coras, still feeling very sorry for himself, locked in the slammer with various drunks and brawlers including Carbonne and Kriller. Emmet is sent to talk him into trying to work as a channel again. It isn't easy, and in the end it isn't certain whether Coras will really try or not.

Episode #22: Unclean (8/3/00) Arat is approached by a Sosu McSeruf, who is desperately attempting to end his assignment to Klyzer in Palisades. Then a Lieutenant Lirt arrives to offer Arat the services of the army division that has been protecting the roads and access to the Dam site. He is followed by Dramming, a supporter of Arat's parents who hopes that he will be able to convince Arat where Lorza could not. When he meets with stiff resistance, he tries approaching Snake instead. Beni learns to his horror that Snake has addicted Arat to a rare drug in order to 'even the playing field'.

Episode #23: Tea with Snake II (8/4/00) Nick, Beni and Arat struggle to come to grips with what Snake has done, as Snake presents them with her concept of the new chain of command.

Episode #24: Caught with Pants Down (8/5/00) Arat moves to prevent Wise Snake from using the Audnes-supporters against him.

Episode #25: A Monkey Could Do It (8/6/00) Sayward, Starlin, Cris watch a Sgt. Edka of the Gen Army's Demolitions Corps as he works on a cliff face. They discuss the training of SWAT renSimes to do explosives work. Starlin is embarrassed when he overreacts to a fear that the Sergeant will fall.

Episode #26: Boom-Boom Chorus (8/7/00) At a construction meeting, Mr. Birch, Sayward, Starlin and Arat discuss hastening the schedule through judicious use of explosives, and the attendant issues of safety, labor relations, and selyn availability. Also present are dam architect Tscheilgx Nabagattaranagan, Sgt. Edka, Nick, and Cris.

Episode #27: Just So (8/13/00) Lemuse and Roliver stop in Palisades to talk to Klyzer and check out the Sime Center there. They are amazed when the rumors of Klyzer's clean fetish prove anything but an exaggeration. Roliver zlins Klyzer serving transfer to Carbonne and is appalled by his treatment of the renSime. All heck breaks loose when Carbonne's post syndrome allows him to relive his horror at Coras' missing tentacles, and Klyzer discovers his Center has a new resident: Smitty the Cockroach.

Episode #28: Snot and Polish (8/14/00) Concerned about Arat's unhealthy and -- perhaps more importantly -- less than Gen-macho appearance, Mr. Birch and Sayward go to confront him about it. Cris tries ineffectually to stop them. Mr. Birch implies that Arat will not be allowed to operate freely as Controller if his appearance does not meet the approval of the Gen military. Perhaps luckily for Mr. Birch, Jeniard interrupts before Arat recovers from his surprise enough to become truly angry.

Episode #29: Mule Corps Blues (8/20/00) Franses, a Tecton 'mule', arrives with a load of selyn and an assignment to remain at the Snake River Dam project for several months. Lucky guy.

Episode #30: Unnatural Habits (8/24/00) Sgt. Edka approaches Starlin at the SWAT headquarters, wanting to discuss worker injuries. He believes the injuries are caused by renSime overprotectiveness, while Starlin believes they are caused by Gen recklessness. Lemuse arrives at the SWAT headquarters, wanting to hang a poster advertising the Tecton's relocation incentives. Ferr sees the poster and is outraged, believing Starlin has sold out. A renSime named Jeriarty bursts in, bearing news of a terrible accident which has injured three Gens. Elsewhere, McSeruf brings a sadly over-washed Klyzer to an emergency room where Wise Snake examines them both.

Episode #31: The Tecton Will Provide (8/26/00) Lonely after losing Wise Snake as a friend, Nick approaches Arat as a possible replacement.

Episode #32: Sheer (8/27/00) Sgt. Edka and Corporal Clifford begin the laborious task of training two renSimes to rappel down a cliff.

Episode #33: The Proverbial Haystack (8/31/00) Sgt. Edka, suspecting foul play in the accident where three Gens died, brings his concerns to Mr. Birch. They agree that security should be heightened around the cliffs when the Gens are working there, but don't want to hire SWAT renSimes to do it. They explain their difficulty to Arat, who reluctantly allows them to use the Tecton's security personnel on a temporary basis. He also agrees to attempt a discreet investigation into the identity of the saboteur.

Episode #34: Tiger by the Tail (9/1/00) Arat calls Starlin to his office to discuss the accident investigation and other issues. Starlin, overwhelmed by the problems SWAT is facing and teetering on the brink of being ousted by the SWAT membership, surprises Arat by first becoming angry and defensive, and then fleeing.

Episode #35: Punch Drunk (9/3/00) Rifan and Franses are due to begin their workday, but there is a delay: Franses is hung over. Beni dresses down Franses while Rifan tries to pretend he isn't there. It is not immediately clear whether Beni's admonition has had any effect.

Episode #36: Put your Left Foot Out (9/8/00) Mr. Birch gives a grand tour of the construction site to Elte, a renowned journalist and public relations expert. Sgt. Edka is rather alarmed to see Elte, having had some previous experience with him. Arat agrees to let Elte observe a Tecton channel and Donor at work, but becomes offended when Mr. Birch brings up the idea of Elte coaching Arat on his personal image. This doesn't faze Elte at all.

Episode #37: Impulse Hi (9/11/00) Sgt. Edka and Hajene Jeniard have a small spontaneous chat. Edka comes out of it somewhat relieved on more than one score.

Episode #38: The Kingdom of the Dam (9/14/00) Elte Andover meets Roliver and Lemuse, a channel-Donor pair he will be observing in his capacity as a journalist. After a landslide nearly crushes them all on the way to the dispensary, Elte has the opportunity to take photos of the team at work rescuing a renSime named Hurglen.

Episode #39: Bad Boy (9/16/00) Controller Arat and the chief of the Palisades police, Hatj, discuss how to quietly and legally dispose of the man most people don't realize is the '3 Gens' saboteur.

Episode #40: Go Hom (9/17/00) Police chief Hatj takes a little walk through the construction site, trying to find out how much trouble has been occurring between locals and newcomers. He questions Fexette, a renSime worker.

Episode #41: The Itchy Finger (9/18/00) Lieutenant Lirt attempts to talk Arat into officially pre-approving the use of military force in case of emergency.

Episode #42: Birthday Party (9/21/00) Sayward and Nick are caught by surprise when their friends and coworkers throw them a birthday/Establishment party. Once the party is in progress, Mr. Birch takes Sayward, Nick and Arat into his back office for a nip of the good stuff.

Episode #43: The Money-for-Pain Business (9/23/00) Warlin, the benefits manager for Mr. Birch's company, and Glady from the OT insurer Employee Medical Underwriting, come to Arat's office for a dispute resolution. It seems that the efficiency of channel's healing has thrown some kinks into the injury benefits system, and both parties are eager to turn that to their advantage.

Episode #44: Tea with Snake III (9/24/00) Nick goes to pick up more Xylexion for Arat.

Episode #45: Stranger Things Have Happened (9/25/00) In a continuation of the previous episode, Wise Snake and Nick finish their short conversation on the subject of Snake's future and Arat's past. No more at peace with what Snake has done than before, Nick returns to Arat's office. They discuss rumors of a new Narosian outreach program at the Dam. Sargeant Edka stops Jeniard and asks if he can borrow some cotton swabs.

Episode #46: In Through the Outdoors (9/28/00) In this first half of a two part episode, Elte finally manages to corner Arat by sneaking into his house via a back window. Arat reluctantly agrees to answer his questions, as he can't have him thrown out without angering Mr. Birch.

Episode #47: There'll be Elte Pay (9/29/00) In a continuation of the previous episode, Elte probes Arat in an attempt to figure out what qualities make Arat a natural leader among Simes, and what might be done to make him appear more so to OT Gens. Arat attempts to field questions about the Capitol riots without incriminating himself.

Episode #48: Why Me? (10/2/00) Nick is ambushed by a clerk trying to go over Jeniard's head in a matter of office politics.

Episode #49: Power, Power, Power (10/5/00) Having been newly elected to SWAT leadership, Duart comes onto the construction site to inspect his new domain. He meets Sayward and then Arat. Elte asks Jeniard a few questions, still working on his solution to the problem of Arat's public image with regards to Gens.

Episode #50: On the Stoop (10/6/00) Elte and Nick discuss Arat, as well as Nick's past and his motivations as a Donor. Then Wise Snake happens by and introduces herself. Despite Nick's obvious wariness of his ex-channel, Elte finds her interesting.

Episode #51: Preferences (10/8/00) Hoping to get Arat started on a hobby, Nick probes him for his interests. One of the body guards, Taskent, tries not to eavesdrop.

Episode #52: Fluff (10/9/00) Sgt. Edka returns the borrowed cotton-balls.

Episode #53: Mud Bath (10/12/00) Seventeen Narosians including Riyyh and Ali arrive at the Dam construction site, ready to lend a helping hand to the unemployed and unfortunate. Nick is caught by surprise when Riyyh and Ali come to visit him, but handles introductions to Elte and Sayward gracefully. Sayward offers to give Elte a tour of the tunnels. She must not know Elte very well!

Episode #54: New Tea (10/14/00) Nick informs Arat of the other Narosians' arrival on the Dam site, and of Riyyh's being with them. Jeniard seems to be rather flustered by the news, for some reason. Taskent drowns his lack of enthusiasm for his job as Arat's bodyguard in dreams of early retirement.

Episode #55: Infestation (10/19/00) Mr. Birch, with Sayward in tow, approaches Sgt. Edka about taking action to clear the area of Gens who have crossed the border illegally before winter makes that impossible. When Sgt. Edka refuses to get involved, Mr. Birch and Sayward try to think of other ways to get rid of the border-crossers. Sayward hits upon the idea of using Nick's altruistic Narosian relatives for the task.

Episode #56: Winter is Always Early (10/22/00) Nick and Arat discuss Mr. Birch, Riyyh, and a couple thousand illegal Gens.

Episode #57: Pressing Business Elsewhere (10/23/00) Sayward attempts to interest Nick and Arat in food and Riyyh and Racknie in helping thousands of homeless Gens. Well, three out of four ain't bad.

Episode #58: So Shoot Me (10/26/00) Elte arrives for a photo session showing Arat in his new, Elte-designed robes. He is disappointed when Nick informs him that the outfit has not gone over well with in-T personnel. However, the photo shoot goes on as planned, with Mr. Birch and Sayward brought in as scenic elements.

Episode #59: Must Have Been Quite a Party (10/28/00) A member of the Alderberry Women's Commune, Meana, and her lawyer attempt to serve Riyyh with the papers for a lawsuit. It seems Riyyh is responsible for the conception of some twenty children in a single night. Six year old Nikki is brought along as evidence.

Episode #60: Strayed from the Tree (10/29/00) Nick and Riyyh discuss Riyyh's idea for solving the problem of the illegal Gens. Fortunately, Nick is too young to realize how much the idea sounds like an old-time Pen. Before they finish, they encounter Nikki who has sneaked away from her mother to see Riyyh again. She tries to talk Riyyh into letting her live with him.

Episode #61: Fairy Hunt (10/30/00) Nikki escapes from her mother once again. In the course of exploring the construction site she discovers her brother Nick. Arat is not pleased when Nikki accompanies him and Nick back to their house. Jeniard intervenes by offering to take Nikki back to her mother's tent. Nikki is disappointed.

Episode #62: The Scream (11/2/00) Deep in the dead of night, Racknie ambrov Naros has the brilliant idea of starting up the Narosian bath house's new boiler, which has not been pressure tested yet. Edka and his men, Elte and his boy, and half the rest of the camps descend upon the beleagured Narosians to find out what is making that awful noise. The following day, Arat grills Dramming to find out how the Audnes supporters have been faring in their attempts to infiltrate SWAT.

Episode #63: The Echo (11/3/00) Elte interviews Riyyh as a follow up to the bath house boiler incident. He ends up learning about a number of other things that are verrrry interesting.

Episode #64: Gun Gen Pen (11/4/00) Nick is on his way back to Arat's office when he encounters Riyyh bound in the same direction. He learns of Riyyh's close encounter with Sgt. Edka's combat-ready team. Together they present the situation to Arat, who probably didn't need that on top of his other worries.

Episode #65: Edka's Reprise (11/5/00) Having suffered increased paranoia from others since the boiler incident, Sgt. Edka and HT go to the Narosian camp to try to reassure Riyyh that there is nothing to be concerned about. In the ensuing conversation, a very curious fact comes to light.

Episode #66: With Rest Like This, Who Needs Excitement? (11/6/00) Meana and Howe arrive at Riyyh's tent, determined to succeed in serving the lawsuit papers this time. The plan goes awry when Nick shows up with Nikki, and the sight of her daughter's affection for Riyyh drives Meana wild. In the end, Riyyh has no papers, Meana has no child, and nobody has any tea.

Episode #67: Ghost Army (11/9/00) Thurgude in tow, Elte arrives to interview Arat and Nick about their reactions to the growing furor over Sgt. Edka's guns.

Episode #68: Bunny Huddle (11/11/00) Nikki listens in as Riyyh asks Nick to approach Arat regarding private funding for the proposed Gen internment camp.

Episode #69: Pigeon (11/12/00) Nick tries to convince Arat to contribute his personal fortune to fund the Gen internment camp project. For some reason Arat is less than enthusiastic about this idea. A man who claims to be a government agent approaches Taskent, offering him a large sum of money to inform on his client.

Episode #70: Contact Sports (11/13/00) Mr. Birch discusses the Narosian proposal with first Nick, then Riyyh.

Episode #71: No Foot Rub Required (11/16/00) Nick tries to tell Nikki about Naros, and she mistakenly believes he is telling her Riyyh wants to send her back to her mother's commune. She freaks out and Nick is unable to reassure her. She rushes back to Riyyh's tent, where Mr. Birch is attempting to discuss possible avenues of private funding for the proposed Gen internment camp.

Episode #72: Tout Squeak (11/18/00) Borgmann, head of the Immigration and Donor Assimilation Service in the Snake River Dam Area, comes to Riyyh to put in his two cents about the Gen camp project. He is more than willing to accept responsibility for running and administrating the camp. However, he does not feel that it would be legal to prevent Gens who have not yet had their IDAS hearings from entering and leaving the camp as they wish.

Episode #73: Flush (11/19/00) Wie, a financial consultant associated with Howe, trolls the Tecton mess tent for high order Donors who require her... services.

Episode #74: In the Name of Research (11/20/00) Elte corners Arat coming out of the shower and probes him for the details of his financial involvement with the Gen internment camp project. Arat is not pleased.

Episode #75: In the Name of Research, Part II (11/23/00) In a continuation of the previous episode, Elte presses Arat for the details of his sexual habits.

Episode #76: The Masked Whittler (11/25/00) Sayward brings a new surprise for Arat, and asks him why he reacted so badly to her first one.

Episode #77: Prickly Plum (11/26/00) Mr. Birch, Riyyh, Arat, Ms. Afred of the orphanage in Salmonton and a minister from the Church of Purity discuss the concept of the CoP providing funding for the Gen internment camp.

Episode #78: Dat Wascally Wabbit (11/30/00) Borgmann comes to Arat trying to find out what is going on with the internment camp project. He claims that Riyyh has been intentionally leaving him out of the loop.

Episode #79: Barking Up the Wrong Riyyh (12/2/00) Concerned about rumors that the illegal Gens present in the camps might be a secret invasion force, Beni suggests that Riyyh try to probe Edka for the truth. For some reason Riyyh isn't terribly enthusiastic about the idea. Racknie has dreams of populating the new Narosian bath house with lush tropical plants.

Episode #80: Ripe for the Picking (12/3/00) Sayward leads Minister Plum on a tour of the proposed site of the internment camp for illegal border-crossing Gens. Plum has a nasty surprise when he learns that Borgmann, the local head of IDAS, is someone he knew as a child now transformed into a Sime. As if that weren't traumatic enough, he also meets Wise Snake Farris, who is her usual devilish self.

Episode #81: Dirty Look (12/4/00) Minister Plum confronts the Demon Controller in his den. They discuss the conditions the Church of the Purity wishes to place on its donation of funds to the Gen internment camp project.

Episode #82: The Green Marauder (12/9/00) Rackie is quite pleased with himself at having obtained live plants for the decoration of the Narosian bath house, and in midwinter no less. There is a problem however.

Episode #83: Demonic Chorus (12/10/00) Minister Plum attempts to cross the border back into Gen Territory and encounters some unexpected difficulties. Their names are Lorizan and Chub and they are Sime Border Patrol officers.

Episode #84: An Opening for Closure (12/11/00) Borgmann of IDAS is surprised to find his old friend Minister Plum in the detainment facility. He is even more surprised to discover Plum low-field, but in complete denial that a donation occurred. None of these little surprises, however, prepare Borgmann for what Plum has hidden in his boot....

Episode #85: Yo-Yo Has Some Nerve (12/12/00) Roliver and his new Donor, Pomma, are sent to discover Elte's whereabouts and follow up on his missed donation. They discover him in the midst of a rather emotional interview with Grenade, a belligerent Gen worker. Roliver decides it is time for Grenade's field to be taken down as well. Isn't Roliver's job fun?

Episode #86: Moose Sandwich and Crow Hors d'Oeuvres (12/14/00) Nick slips off to the Narosian camp to warn Riyyh that the open shower invitation is officially ended. A Gen Army courier, Storm, arrives carrying letters and news for Edka and his men. It turns out he has not donated and has no border papers. Elte Andover is glad to show him to the Collectorium, where his donation is taken by Wise Snake.

Episode #87: Glass Houses (12/16/00) Nick cautions Arat against telling Mr. Birch's OT historian about his parents' association with the Garlenists.

Episode #88: Plum Loco (12/17/00) In a gesture of Narosian goodwill, Riyyh attempts to give the imprisoned Minister Plum a care package. However, Plum panics at the sight of Riyyh's tentacles. Edka and HT, come to IDAS in the hope of obtaining a visa extension, investigate the ruckus and discover Plum and his cell neighbor Grenade. Plum begs Edka to rescue him from jail and Sime Territory, with no luck. Arat questions Plum about the circumstances of his 'donation' and attempts to reimburse him for the items Wise Snake stole from him, but Plum refuses the money.

Episode #89: Chomp, Squeak, Kill (12/18/00) Edka drops Storm off at the IDAS office to get a visa. Duart and Hurl of SWAT go to the IDAS office to check on some rumors. So does Devore, their Gen counterpart. All of the union types arrive at the IDAS headquarters just as Storm is leaving. Duart starts to give Storm a hard time, but Devore defends him. Just as it appears that matters have been sorted out, Storm's mule Moose attempts to enter the building. Utter havoc ensues.

Episode #90: Mothers, Mice and Moose (12/21/00) Confined to his sickbed, Storm writes the obligatory letter home.

Episode #91: The New Washington What? (12/24/00) Elte and Nikki visit Storm in the infirmary. Storm experiences angst about his and his mother's citizenship status as Elte grills him about his personal business. Devore, head of the Gen labor union on the Dam site, arrives to see how Storm is doing. Elte questions Devore about the Moose incident at IDAS.

Episode #92: Boxers and Fisticuffs (12/25/00) Storm is still sick in bed. Nikki comes to say hello to him. Grenade comes by to propose a little business deal, but Storm is definitely not interested. Klyzer comes to check on Storm's health, and it immediately becomes apparent that he is none too confident in his work. This alarms Storm greatly, and he asks Nikki to run for help. She locates Klyzer's Donor, Remme, who manages to get Klyzer calmed down and Storm bandaged up again -- but not before Klyzer manages to have Nikki removed by Security.

Episode #93: Unlikely Champion (12/31/00) Hajene Klyzer is about to get his performance review when who should walk in but Ms. Afred of Salmonton. Afred has been approached by the Church of the Purity Synod, who want to know what has become of Minister Plum. They felt that Afred, who has had previous contact with Simes, would be able to find out more. Arat is not able to tell her much, but Glif Borgmann can. The more Ms. Afred hears about Plum's situation, the more upset she becomes.

Episode #94: The Devouring of Plum (1/1/01) Borgmann takes Ms. Afred to visit the imprisoned Mr. Plum. She is horrified by his condition. Afred, Plum and Borgmann are horrified by Wise Snake's gleeful admission that she stole Plum's wallet and paperwork, and her implication that she stole his selyn. Now firmly on his side, Afred vows to get Plum's message to the Synod.

Episode #95: No Access (1/4/01) Nick, Nikki and Riyyh have a relaxing, steamy conversation about Nikki requiring adult supervision to visit the infirmary again. Borgmann asks Arat to examine Plum for evidence of which channel might have stolen the minister's selyn, but the examination is not successful.

Episode #96: Post Launch (1/6/01) Meana has her field taken down by Leapin and Elan. It is not a pretty sight, either before or after.

Episode #97: Sharp Objects (1/6/01) A desperate Jeniard turns to Nick for assistance, and they narrowly manage to stop Arat from doing the unthinkable.

Episode #98: Do Not Pass Go (1/7/01) Nick asks Arat what's been eating him lately, and Arat reveals that he had requested a transfer away from the Dam project and been refused.

Episode #99: Mutations of Meaning (1/8/01) Borgmann challenges Plum's interpretation of scripture with regards to Simes.

Episode #100: Misery Hates Company (1/8/01) Riyyh attempts to be nice to Meana, and quickly realizes it was a mistake.

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