(Yes Cronus.) Whispered a chided Iapetus."I still don't know what you want of me or what I can do for you." Ephus said.(Why it's quite simple young go...ling, we want what any want to be free.) Cronus replied."Again, I have to say what the hell can I do I am dead, not much I can do for the living immortal or not." Ephus spit.(Ah! I see, you really don't know do you? You see young godling, you're not dead. No,} Cronus said at the confused look on Ephus's face. ( We swept you away through the power. Let's do the first option." Excellent choice Dominic. For future cases, auditory response won't benecessary. Just think of your choice and we will execute. But for now,please relax. I will take control of this situation."Lady Bullet stood up and leaped across to the top of the bank.8:02 PM"Hurry! Load the money in!"The four men were working frantically to load the stacks of cash intothe back of their car, now crashed into the bank. A decent amount ofmoney had already been loaded in. One man. Our next door neighbors Fred and Lannie are one such couple. Fred travels all over the country for his marketing business, while she is a retired professor from the University, who occasionally fills in as a substitute teacher at the local high school. They're both rather quiet, but very nice people. She stopped over at my house one day last summer, asking if I noticed anything strange in the neighborhood. I wasn't quite sure what she meant, because she was a little hesitant to get to the. "'Night," she said.My parents believed me then.I had steadily replaced Mom over the years and had taken over caring for my sister — at least, when I wasn't in school. Kizuna was always waiting for me when I got home. Mom told me she would sit quietly by the door for an hour sometimes, until she heard the car. Then she would get excited and jump into my arms the moment I walked in the door, more than once knocking me over and causing me to lose my school things.From the time she was old enough.