Feelings gnawing at her, she dove into the sea. Hunting, trying to feed her hungers she killed and ate till she was full and yet hungers still drove h...r. With a burst of speed from her swimming she left the water like a dolphin, yet never stopping the leap, her great wings snapped open with the sound of thunder. Water streamed off her scales and fell like sparkling jewels back to the sea. Great wings lashed the sky driving her ever faster, ever higher as if in a race to reach the sun, always. Before this surge of relief had time to settle in, though, he was presented with a whole new dilemma.Without warning, there was a bright light in front of his eyes. It took them only a few seconds to adjust, but when they did, he realized that he was standing directly in front of a window, and that somebody inside the large house had just turned the light on in that room. Shit, he thought again. Now he was going to get in trouble for lurking outside people's windows. His first instinct was to. But the crowd wasn't satisfied."Give her the destroyer” A voice rang outI opened my eyes to look around and could see through the haze of the spotlight all the people watching me, I moved myself forwards hearing a small pop as my friend on the wall exited my rear. I turned to see Joe heading towards me. I wondered what he was planning to do. "You're going to need both hands for that one," he saidHe removed the handcuffs from my wrists and removed the ball gag from my mouth. "The crowd wants to. "Mrs. Banks found her estranged husband dead this afternoon. He has hanged himself in their house." Bloody coward," the Major observed. "How shocking for the poor woman. Is there anything I can do?" Yes there is," Henry said - now certain that directness was the right way of dealing with Major Harman. "That is why I am calling. Mrs. Banks is severely affected by the shock. Her daughter and her daughter's fiancé are here and have offered to take her home with them as she does not want to.