I really think that—” Baltoh was suddenly cut off as a massive pulse of energy rocked the city to its core, shaking every building and bringing ev...ryone to their knees.The air was thick and heavy with ominous power and it felt like gravity itself was being magnified. Baltoh’s eyes widened and he bolted to his feet, rushing over to the balcony. This power was equal to his own, possibly even greater. There were only a handful of possibilities for such an oppressive aura, and none of them were. Since the inn didn’t have a privy and he didn’t feel like pissing out the back door, he decided to use the chamber pot. Finishing his business, he put the cover back on the chamber pot. Now that his bladder was empty, his stomach demanded food.Sid wandered out of the bedroom and into the public room in search of food. A plate of cheese and several small loaves of bread had been placed on the table where he had waited the night before. Setting his staff down by the table, Sid turned his. She couldn’t believe her own son is proposing her. Her eyes were moist and she said “I need some time Ayushman we will talk tomorrow good night.” with this she left for her room to sleep. All night I couldn’t sleep. I even felt guilty that I might have hurt her feelings.The next day, I couldn’t see mom face to face. After a lot of silence she came to said “Really beta! You really love me that much!”“I meant each and every word mom! I have loved you all my life.” I said.“You know what beta. Even. ” Others mumbled that Carl’s hair had more petroleum than most oil cans.Carl thought his black shoes rendered him invisible. Invisible meant safe and Carl lived for safety. The owner of a serious case of agoraphobia, Carl rarely ventured out and when he did, it was almost always to a place he felt safe.Last Chance was one place Carl felt he could cope. The people had far better targets than his overweight, bald and grotesquely out of shape body. His coke bottle lens glasses and rumpled clothing.