Travis, still apparently very upset with me, declared boldly, "I will wade through this water and look further down the ditch for the van. It can't ha...e gone too far, and I doubt if this water is more that knee deep." Travis," Sam responded. "That is a very bad idea. First, you have no idea where the holes are in this ditch, and believe me, there are several that are very deep. If you fell in one, the current would wash you away or hold you down long past the point when you had any air left to. . taken, from.That meant the more spirit energy that was absorbed from the world, the more the world would try and fill the area with spirit energy. Amusingly, that suggested that the stronger the population in an area was, the more spirit energy would gather there. Indeed, the strong become stronger, and the weak become weaker.Needless to say, Skay had no aversion to raising the average spirit energy of the city. The only problem was when Exsue mentioned how the spirit beasts would be drawn. "It's perfect for the second and final part of your punishment."I braced myself. I didn't think I could take any more pain, but I couldn't think of anything else that he'd do to me."I particularly like how you revealed all of your innermost thoughts," he said. "I never realised how much you enjoyed our games until now. I found your desire of becoming my discarded sex toy quite interesting. I shall treat you as such more often in the future." I felt myself blush; I never meant for him to. She had a drug history, along with a history of violence. She used to be a normal, decent person. A college professor, a devoted wife and mother. Then she got hooked on drugs, and went on a power trip. Her life took a turn for the worst. To be honest, I almost kind of sympathized with her until I found out she killed innocent people. That’s never okay in my book. Nobody deserves to get killed unless they’re guilty of killing someone else in cold blood. I’m against the death penalty, except when.