"Look buddy, I just told you that I don't know anything about them. It's best you move on," said the bartender who was now actually sweating as he spo...e.Caelan turned and looked the bartender square in the face."Judging by that burned out room up there I'd say either my sister or my daughter did that. But because it spread to two other rooms before you put it out, I'm leaning more towards my sister. Trust me when I say you don't want this to be any harder than it needs to be," said Caelan. I shivered at the thought, recalling the creature who’d taunted me with its lullaby like-song.“Zan?” Here?He made a flapping motion, and screeched softly. “Inta. Birds, yes? Many coloured like Vaha’s wings.” I wasn’t the only quick learner upon this uncharted island.“Inta. Birds. Good to eat,” he said, showing his sharp teeth in what I hoped was a playful smile reminding me that Prel, first and foremost, was a carnivore.“Also, Tankaku.” Touching his chest to indicate himself, he then. After dinner I didn’t see Pat and did the usual things until bed time. I had trouble getting to sleep and consoled my self by hoping that tomorrow Pat and I would have some time together.I was just starting to drift off to sleep when I heard my door close and the lock click. I could only see shadow but someone came over to the bed and slipped in beside me. I could tell it was Pat and she snuggled next to me and gave me a kiss on the lips.I began to wonder if my sister’s condition had driven. My luck held as she was the first shift bartender so I could watch her all night long. She had this great way of getting the drinks out to the people quickly yet could somehow make each one feel like they had her undivided attention while she was doing it. I know I couldn't stop staring but she didn't seem to notice me anyway, although I got the attention of the men. I told the first few off not wanted them at all, but soon I thought I might just have to give in to get them to leave me alone. I.