This is written pretty much how it was told to me, with little differences. i put in most of the talking but what they do is exactly as what i was tol....if the title is similar or the same as another story, i apologize i just can't find one that fits better.i tried uploading this once before, didn't work for some reason well, have a good read and i hope you enjoy, please leave a comment on what you think.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------i dressed. He was looking for something specific.Finally, he paused in front of a medium sized brick house and, with a grunt of satisfaction, strode up the walk to the front door. Arthur knocked, and, shortly, a pretty, young woman answered. She looked at them in confusion for a moment and Mia could feel her Master exerting his will.The young woman's eyes glazed over slightly and, in a befuddled tone, she said, "Oh, Mr. Baker, it's nice to see you. My parents are out of town for the week and I'm just. "It's like some sort of ancient meeting place for druids."Annie laughed. "You're such a nerd, Donna." Am not!"Using twigs and all I remembered of my years as a Boy Scout, the three of us made a fire for light. Then we smoked up and sat there for a while, taking the night in. The moon hang full above us, glaring at me condescendingly. After a hot summer day the cool night air was heaven."I forgot how many stars you could see out here," Donna said, breaking the silence. "In the city the sky is. I put the books away, and went back to the living area.With a determined breath, I opened the door and stepped outside, with my eyes closed. I stood there shaking in fear as I slowly opened my eyes. I staggered back as I looked around at the sky and the wilderness around me. I was trying to take in everything at once and I felt my mind being overwhelmed. I dropped my rifle and pressed my hands to my eyes."Not very smart William," said a voice.I jumped when I heard the voice, and turned towards.