So, I don't think I was doing you any favors, it was more selfish than that." Well, I appreciate the bed and the food but I don't want to impose. I'll...just be heading out if you can point me in the direction of the bar where I believe I left my car." Well, I can do that, but to be honest, I do wish you would stay and finish your story. I was really caught up in your family and I was waiting for what was coming next. I'll make us some breakfast and we can eat and then go into what passes for my. It rang with arending crush of metal as it landed firmly between the fighting femaleson the roof of the train. It was nearly thirty feet tall with a sleekhuman like frame, as it stood back from the kneel of it's landing whatserved as it's head seemed to look upon both woman. The metallic thingsarms fell to its sides as steam hissed from its torso and the chestplate swung upwards. Sitting in a cockpit of controls was man in a darkblue military flight suit; he smiled from under a large goggled. "Man Flex you look like hell!" Jack said between sips of his Beer. "I told you not to call me Flex...we're not teenagers anymore!" I snapped back at him. "Whow chill b*o, it's a joke." he said. "b*o...way to use your expansive vocabulary Mr. Pulitzer Prize!" "You ok Felix, you seem really off?" "I feel off. Ever since I moved into that house I've just felt so run down. Like I have no energy left in me." "Has anything odd been happening?" Jack asked jotting in a small note pad. "There are some. He ignored Claudia’s heckling laughter.Discouraged by his visit to Solutions Incorporated, Jake was ready to head back to campus. He wondered why his professor recommended that he visit that place anyway. If it wasn’t for bad luck; he would have no luck at all. At the last minute, he decided to check out the company that Magus had suggested. He returned down the hallway checking the signs on the doors.Not quite believing his eyes, Jake stared at the door of Paladin Incorporated. He stepped back.