" He stood and walked to the window overlooking the empty parade ground, broke the ornate seal and read the letter. It basically repeated what the mes...enger had already told him. He was commanded to attend a meeting with the King and his generals three days from today, which meant he had to leave immediately.He summoned Jerros, and the sergeant walked into his office a few minutes later and saluted. Arron turned from the window. "Jerros, I have been summoned to the Royal Court in Halcyon for a. " A cliff?"Cassie nodded. "It could be, yes." That sounds like Mesa Ridge Road." I know where that is," Melinda piped. "My parents took that road sometimes when we used to go camping years ago. It's the only real way to get to Haven from the south."Jason nodded. "Cassie, you said the second one was in a warehouse?" Yes. I saw lots of stereos and televisions and such." It must have been the electronics store in the mall," said Jason. "It's the only place in town selling consumer electronics. ’ But then he frowned. Somewhere in the distance, he could hear a familiar voice calling his name. Visibly irritated, Yargos wondered, ‘What’s going on? What’s he doing here?’ Then the peaceful tranquility began slipping away and in his mind, he questioned, ‘Why can’t they just leave me alone.” Suddenly the dream ended as Yargos was rousted awake and looked up into the face of his commander. Still half asleep, Yargos desperately clung to the lingering emotions. But try as he may, their. We would have 45 attendees. The hike to Equus was simple. We headed south on the Equus road.We were half way down the road and we met Matthew Clemens and his construction crew. They were building the light rail line from Equus to the hospital. They had double tracked the whole line. Matthew planed on making the trains automatic. The trains would also handle freight at non-peak hours. The trip from the hospital to Equus would take ten minutes. Mathew had planned to split the line at the.