I quickly found that he was an older man, and he was quite dead from a bullet to the chest. There was very little blood, so I assumed that he had died...rather quickly.The woman had stopped crying and sat up by the time I finished my examination of the man in the driver's seat. I returned to the two women and asked what had happened. The second woman answered, "Our father was shot from ambush, and we barely got the wagon stopped before these four monsters ran up to us and ordered us out of the. *** Luci and Lyndsy were very worried, they tried not to let her be out of their sight for to long. It was just a matter of time before that carefully held control over her emotions slipped, and they were waiting for it. They wanted to make sure they were there for her when it happened. With all their good intentions they did not realize the added pressure they were putting on her with their new plan to shock her into letting go of the emotion that was paralyzing her. Luci had read in some. Al, Jackie, Adam, Rhonda, Tina, Kathy, and Beth were in on the plan. It was fairly straightforward and had only one major complication. How in the name of the gods would we ever get the folks to go along with it?That turned out to be a non-issue. With things being the way they were, they had no problem with it. The only hard part was convincing them not to go with us.We went to several events and had a blast up until the fifth of September. That's when we put on the trench coats and looped the. As it was dropping, a part of the title found some light and made itself known to Cindy -- "... ecromon...".The book fell open, illuminated by a beam of light coming from somewhere that Cindy couldn't see. One page was blank. When Cindy tried to look at the other page, the symbols seemed to squirm and move around like they didn't want her to read them.Suddenly everything went quiet -- really quiet. Cindy held her breath. It was really, really quiet. Far too quiet. Outside was quiet. Inside was.