I walked in, and was welcomed by the cool air of an air conditioner. The pews and pulpit were still there, and I sat in one of them, enjoying the sile...ce. I got up shortly and walked to the big picture windows that sat behind the pulpit, and gasped at the beautiful site before me. I could see almost the entire park from up here.I was a little annoyed when I heard other people walk in, but it soon passed, this was not my place, and others were welcomed to it. I stayed where I was, not turning. "Nope, never seen any in real life," Antwaun answered with a sly grin as Toby nodded his head in agreement."You're not fucking touching anyone," Tim threatened, trying to build up his courage. "Don't worry punk," Latisha replied with a laugh, "we know you a bad ass and all. You kick the asses of these two old dudes and you can all leave. Me and my girlfriends won't lift a hand."Thinking this sounded like a great idea, the slightly drunk black men stood up and moved to either side of Tim. Tim. We got into it a bit and..." David began butMarie held out her hand to stop him."I don't want to hear anymore; I can guess it involves a succession ofpints of beer accompanied by old rugby stories and probably storiesabout old university girlfriends. Then you were too pissed to come homeso you stayed with your friend; who was it again?" Marie eyed him overthe rim of her wineglass."Tim err Timothy; he hates being called Tim, and he wasn't much of arugby man," David replied."So you just swapped. I nodded to her smiling. "That is my understanding, My names Jacob" I said."I called Wenna, hurry now" she said and grabbed the map from my hands, stepping to the door.I looked to the wise woman who nodded for me to go, I turned and followed the young girl, She grabbed a pack that was outside the train car and a spear, she waved for me to follow her. I shrugged and fell in step behind her, we walked back to the tunnel we had come from, she stopped and moved to a grate on the floor she opened.