Everthing went pretty well loading, I carried most of the heavier stuff and we managed to get everthing onto one load. We stopped for some lunch and ...hen did the move in. In the middle of all of this, the furniture rental company was to deliver the extra furniture that they needed at the same time. It all went off pretty much without a problem.Trinity itroduced me to her new room mates, their names were Krystal (with a K) and Sarah. They were both really nice but Trinity is hands down, the. As the rain started to let up a bit, I watched from the open door as one by one, the pool umbrellas got ripped right off their poles and were blown away. The few kids who had been up on the tables scrambled to grab what had not gotten blown away before running toward the bathrooms too. I don't know about the other bathroom, but ours was full enough that there wasn't much room to move around. When we didn't see anyone else running over, we pushed the door mostly closed. It didn't stay that way. The stout warrior crouched into a defensive stance, circling as he examined the roof and the surrounding houses. He tried to scream as Callous’ garrote wound around his neck, but the thief was too quick. All the man could manage was a panicked gasp as he slipped into the darkness that is death. Thylisa crept from the shadows from where she had been hiding with Callous. He motioned for her to follow, and jumped to the next house. She followed, relieved that their rooftop journey was taking them. No words exchanged unless necessary but still creating and preserving an air of happiness and spontaneity. There was this small but good restaurant here in the heart of the town.“This is a small place but has a nice and friendly feel to it. Must be good.” Tamannah spoke after a long time of silence. “It’s a great place to be this evening. Let’s get inside.” I said, pointing to the restaurant. The restaurant was divided into cabins where each can hold a maximum of 6 people. And two large cabins.
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