She’d made herself a throne of men, and had adorned herself with a crown of women. She eased a vampire’s crotch from her face, licked the glaze fr...m her lips, and regarded her guests with a different kind of hunger. “Hello.” She smiled broadly, displaying her fangs. “Queen Yavara?! You’re a-a-a-a-”“Yes.” Yavara stood up, her living garments falling gracefully from her, her holes evacuated and left yawning and red. She walked over to the women, her hips swaying seductively back and forth, her. " Those last words were in a whisper."Come on, drink up let's go to the bar," I suggested.Angie finished her drink and we both went into the bar to find an old guy playing the piano. The bar was rather subdued compared with last night, and was relatively empty with plenty of empty tables. I went to the bar, got another bottle of wine, and returned to the table to sit opposite Angie."Would you do it again?" I asked her.Her eyes flashed at me, "No," she replied forcefully.With that, I took her up. “I have to take this. It’s very important and personal too” I told Lucy. I left the room and started walking down the hallway. “Hello” I said. “Hi honey, what are you doing?” Melissa asked. “Ohhh, you know” I started to say as I tried figuring out what to tell her. I paused. “Just hanging out and screwing around kind of I guess.” “Did you” and she went on to ask a bunch of questions. I answered them. We talked for about almost five minutes. By this point I realized something. I really, truly,. I had asked on the trip if they knew of anyone alive in Ellsworth and the three ladies did not think anyone survived. Cathy had worked in Ellsworth and said that no one she knew had made it.I led everyone to the guns. Steve and Ben were experienced hunters and helped me find and pick guns for everyone. Cathy was familiar with guns and picked out a 30.06, a twenty gauge shotgun, and a pistol and holster quickly. She also grabbed plenty of ammunition for her choices. She had brought a cart for.