If anyone ever deserved to die, it was Freemont, but the death of his bodyguards bothered me. I tried to come up with a method that would spare their ...ives, but all of my scenarios were ludicrous. A tranquilizer gun, for example. That wouldn't work. Before the tranquilizer could do its thing, the guards would pull their weapons and shoot me dead. Instant acting tranquilizers were a myth, I suspected, but decided to ask James if one existed.Go to sleep, I ordered myself. Obviously, I wasn't. O’Connor checked in yesterday.”“Great! That’s the one. If you just give me a key and point me in the right direction, I can find my way up.”“Luggage?” I simply lifted my gym bag and showed it to her. “Let me call and check.” She picked up a phone.I shrugged acceptance. I suppose it wasn’t a good policy to just hand out keys to hotel rooms without checking first. I only heard the desk clerk’s side of the conversation, except for a loud squeal when she informed Kelly a guest was here. A few. I went out to the living room and called Akiro’s cell phone. When he answered I told him what was going on with the Order and that he and Keio would be staying behind to help defend the Villa if I was not back. He protested and tried to insist on coming with us, but I finally ordered him to remain behind and he quietened with a few mutters. I hung up the phone and got up, grabbing a Mt Dew and heading to my bedroom. I got changed into a pair of sleeping pants and sprawled out on the bed laying. .. sometimes on purpose, other times it's because you were in the wrong place at the wrong time. It's a long list that includes things like running into a planet the size of Jupiter or the sun exploding." Brother David, it all goes back to the original question: does God exist? And that answer is personal and is the core of faith." Why can't you say, 'I don't know the answer to that question?'" Because the question is simple and basic. It's true or false: God exists or he doesn't. One way.