There wasnt another one till the next day so I decided to return home for the night. It was about ten pm when I entered the house, everything seemed n...rmal but no-one appeared to be home. I sat in the living room for about fifteen minutes waiting for Judy, my wife. Finally I decided to go to bed as I had to be back at the airport pretty early the next day. I climbed the stairs and headed down the hall. There was a light on in our bedroom. When I got to the door, what I saw made me stop dead in. Honored as keeper of memories, Engineer of the hyperdimensional energy construct, a scribe of the universe and masterful psion. Not that a mortal like you can comprehend the full gravity of that."The being sighed while looking you over during what you must assume was a dream or else this entity could not exist right? It's molting skin was turning to ash before your very eyes and wafting away on the currents of the air. And yet the miasmic appearance of the creature's flesh never seemed to waver. ‘Yeah, well, I think we need to do something. I mean, it’s like, just as bad for us to sit here and watch it. I think it might even be illegal. Like if you watch someone get hit by a car and you don’t do anything, you can go to jail, and this is totally the same thing.’ Now I know who the target is. Cheryl. Cheryl is one of the only two long-term residents. Cheryl is functionally developmentally delayed, and I have also watched her eat with incredulity. Double servings of every dessert in the. Shit!"Hey," Ben said and set his backpack down on couch."Hey," I groaned."You ok?" He asked.I nodded. "Not really. I need some aspirin."Ben went over to the bathroom and came back with a bottle of Tylenol. "Here you go this is all I could find for a headache," he said and handed me the bottle.I poured me another glass of water and took the Tylenol."Oh man ... I'll never drink like that again," I said and pressed my fingers to my head.Ben stared at me. "You were pretty drunk last night."I looked.