Unfortunately for some of the women, they’re absence would affect their lives. Many of them had been missing for months. Some of those had lost thei... apartments and belongings. Some had been students at UTA and would have to not only wait until the next semester to resume school, but they would have to take their last semester again. Some of the women had families looking for them, and though they were happy to be back home, they felt different. They were different.The three women who had been. No one experienced the discomfort they had in traveling to Fry. We had just started to experience the tingling sensation when the machine abruptly re- materialized in a large open space, like a warehouse. The amount of silver Michael had usually transported was small, so I had hoped that there wouldn't be a reception party.Luckily the warehouse was empty except for a shiny black car. We loaded up in Michael's Model A Sedan and looked for a clue to tell us where we were. Using a map found in the. Leah had only heard of one of them, and was thrilled to know they were country. Last thing she wanted was to be stuck at a huge local event with the entire town over the age of 21 being drunk, and have to listen to bad music. Leah was forced to oversee other issues and run calls while the event was being set up. By the time she was able to finally get to the event, it looked great. The whole event space on the street was blocked with fences and barricades, and at the end of the space was a. Most of the names were different in some way from English but eerily similar. Other words were different but were also strangely similar to English. Deer was one that was exactly the same. Being the only one who spoke English, I worked hard to learn their language quickly. Fortunately, it wasn't a hard language.At any rate, I was welcomed into the village. Ootar and Billee looked similar and were brothers. They lived in a house with their sister, Marree. They appreciated my deer. As time went.