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Chapter ten The Truth Observation nine from the

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east Set Archives. An anomaly that
grows fully into his power can tapple an

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entire nation. The east Ft Archives
contained four hundred and twenty nine documented cases

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of an anomaly achieving the age of
thirty. All cases include a devastating east

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FT event with significant casualties. Once
the tap occurs, elimination of the target

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anomaly should occur immediately. In four
days, Emily Swanson's entire world had been

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invalidated by a string of horrific and
unimaginable events. Her two friends, Hastings,

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who was at this moment driving the
vehicle where she currently wrote in the

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front passenger seat, and September,
who sat behind her in the same vehicle,

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had simultaneously saved her life and dismantled
it. The two men, who

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she had known for less than a
year, had saved her life in a

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cafe where she worked, and then
again in the cabin that had just disappeared

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from the rear view mirror. Although
they had saved her from death, they

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had also shown her a world that
she could never come back from. When

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she was a child, she wished
to have superpowers like many of the characters

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from cartoons and stories. She wished
that she could partake in an adventure to

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some amazing place and meet strange,
fantastical creatures whose sheer existence challenged her imagination.

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Instead, she found that her superpowers
only killed those around her. The

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creatures she met were all terrifying in
nature and very similar to humans, and

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the only place she had visited in
this adventure was Wisconsin. Fuck Adventures.

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Emily glanced over her left shoulder to
Marcus, the bank robbing escaped criminal that

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slept in the back of the car. Marcus knew even less than Emily did

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about what was happening around them.
Emily felt an immediate pang of sympathy for

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the sleeping man. Minus the death
magic. Marcus's life was definitely even more

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complicated than Emily's turned out to be. Marcus had lost his brother during the

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bank robbery, was arrested, had
strange visions about Emily, survived an explosion

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at the Chicago Police Department, and
then was sort of kidnapped by an assassin.

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All that and in only two days. Emily was a huge advocate of

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not comparing trauma between people. Each
person had their own ship to deal with.

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For that more guy had been through
some fucked up shit in the last

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two days. She wondered what type
of questions Marcus would have if he had

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been awake. He probably would have
started with the most reasonable question, who

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the fuck were September and Hastings?
And who the fuck was harp As Emily

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imagined an answer for each fantasized question
that Marcus might have, She shifted her

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gaze back out the passenger window to
watch the trees zoom by. I think

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Marcus should stay with Hastings and me
tonight. We can protect him. I

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agree. Additionally, I believe we
should leave tomorrow, leave and go where

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September and I have several locations where
we could lay low and collect ourselves.

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We need to reassess our current situation
and get September time to heal and then

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devise a plan. Where are these
locations? It is best that we do

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not disclose those to you until tomorrow. We do not want to risk you

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discussing our whereabouts with a friend or
colleague in the interim. Mistake could put

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us all at risk. We'll likely
go to Michigan's Upper Peninsula or to a

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small ranch in Montana September. I
know you are wooded, but did you

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not just hear me say that we
should not risk telling her where we are

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going. I heard you, Hastings. But if we intend for her to

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trust us, we must trust her
she understands the severity of our situation.

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Hi, guys, still here.
Sorry, Emily, We'll try to stop

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doing that. Stop doing what?
Never mind? Emily, do you have

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a passport? No? And I
still do not understand why we need to

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leave. Harp is dead. Isn't
this over? I have someone that can

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make passports for both of them.
She is in Nebraska those it sounds like

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we are heading to Montana. No, Emily, I don't think this is

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over. The Contra will send more
people to find you. They're much like

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a military force. Killing one of
their own will be a large insult,

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and they'll seek retribution. I still
don't understand what did they want from me?

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There are several theories around Contra ambitions, and many of them could be

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accurate to some degree. The most
widely accepted theory among the chroniclers is that

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the Contra wished to weaponize the anomalies
they abduct. How do they weaponize us?

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They would wait until an anomaly's is
fit is powerful, when the destructive

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force of an event would meet their
needs. Anomalies would act as a taking

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time bomb for the organization. We
assume the contra or mercenary organization that works

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with governments and large enterprises to fund
their true ambitions. The CONTRA would accept

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a contract from a large organization to
sabotage competitor. It would be infinitely easier

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to send an anomaly to work or
deal with that target competitor. Chaos would

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erupt around the competitor, eventually causing
enough destruction to eliminate them. This is

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an effective and low risk system of
sabotage for the CONTRA. Right they don't

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have to send in Contra agents with
high risk profiles. They simply grab what

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appeared to be normal people and place
them where they want them, so they

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risk the safety of the anomaly instead
of their own agents. The anomaly isn't

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really a risk to contra Even if
the target government or competitor were to identify

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the anomaly, they wouldn't be able
to pin anything on them. It is

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is fit that is creating chaos around
them. The anomaly does not directly contribute,

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so there is nothing to blame on
them. Humans do not know about

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anomaly, so they would chalk it
up to bad luck or sabotage that they

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can't locate. In any case,
the anomaly isn't typically found out by the

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target, right they are more likely
to die from their own isft. My

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isfat can kill me only if you
use it. We don't think it can

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kill you directly, but think about
this. An anomaly is in a skyscraper

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on the fourteenth floor. There flares
up and causes a chain of chaotic events

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that lead to a large explosion on
the main floor of the building. The

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skyscraper collapses. But while the iFIT
didn't directly kill the anomaly, the building

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collapsing down on them did. It
is difficult to know exactly what kind of

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event will occur and at what level? That is the nature of chaos magic.

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You might be wrong about that.
What do you mean? What if

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Harp was right in Marcus is a
harbinger, it is entirely possible. Marcus

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was able to see the events around
me before they were happening. The first

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time, he saw them as they
were happening, But this last time he

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saw things like differently. He could
identify the chaos around him in some different

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type of vision. Fascinating. I
will need a full accounting from him after

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he wakes. Harp said that he
would be able to use the harbinger's abilities

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more effectively after spending more time with
me. I think she meant that Marcus

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could see further out and would be
able to identify what I was about to

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do. This could be really good
for us. If true, that means

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we use his knowledge to remove you
from a situation before your ISFiT causes damage.

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We might be able to use your
harbingerne to gate ISFiT destruction. We

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would need to run calculations on that
and determine range and distance. Emily's ISFiT

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was able to impact the bank without
her stepping foot in that location. It

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gives us a quick base of reference, but the data is severely lacking.

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Harp said that I could have up
to four Harbingers. I want to go

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and try and find more. I
think they have different ways of identifying events,

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and it might help us figure out
events earlier. I wonder how the

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Contra are using these Harbingers and their
goals. Logically speaking, they probably keep

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them as prisoners. They would keep
them close to the anomalies, but would

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not give them direct contact. Thinking
back to your skyscraper example, if the

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Harbinger were to tell the anomaly about
the event, the anomaly would be less

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willing to enter a building or go
on the fourteenth floor. So the Contra

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would separate the Harbinger from the anomalies
and use their knowledge to stage the attacks.

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It is what would make the most
sense. Please keep in mind that

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I have only just learned about Harbingers. There may be other factors that I

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am unable to account for, and
after the anomaly dies, they would kill

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the Harbinger or recruit them. In
either case, they can't have humans running

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around with knowledge of anomalies. I
thought that I just wanted to hear it.

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I'm really glad you guys came for
me. Harp. Harp was such

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a lying, manipulative piece of fucking
shit. Emily, It's time we told

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you about our organizations. Harp probably
did say some things to you that were

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untrue about the Chroniclers and Kasadoskia,
but some of the things she said may

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have been true. The Guides and
Chroniclers are pardnered to hunt down and kill

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anomalies. The Hidden have done so
for millennia. The ideology is that anomalies

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are not people, but instead or
avatars of isafit. The Guides few anomalies

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as roots sprouting out from a giant
weed. But the weed is something they

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can not pluck, but they can
contain its growth by killing the roots that

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spawn each year. The roots are
not their own entity, but a piece

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of the greater weed. It's true, and the Guides believe that containing the

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ISFiT is not only necessary but also
our duty. Our lives are spent guiding

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others through life and death. Everything
we are must follow. An order is

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fit is our opposite in a sense, not really the opposite. But we

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do not have to dive into this
debate right now. I simply want to

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note for Emily that they are not
opposites. Thank you, Hastings. So

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if all this is the case,
why are you helping me? September and

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I believe there is something more to
the anomalies. We want to save and

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protect you while figuring out exactly how
you function. There are gaps in our

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orders. The chronicler handals have a
huge lack of knowledge regarding anomalies. Removing

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knowledge from the animals is the closest
to chronicler can come to lying. Not

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to mention, the power to have
such information removed or restricted would have to

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come from the top of the chronicler
order. Your leaders are hiding something from

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you, we believe so. Any
chronicler with two wits has been able to

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come to this same conclusion as I
have. I think the difference is that

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once the others have come to that
conclusion, they decide that our leaders have

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hidden the knowledge for our own benefit
and safety. We are not so sure

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that this is the case. We
think that chronicler knowledge should be accessible to

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all chroniclers. We are not humans. We do not hold knowledge for power

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or self ambition. There has to
be other reasons. Does this mean that

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other chroniclers and guides will come for
us, well, they be hunting us

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as well. At this point,
we believe we are safe. We should

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tackle this one problem at a time. No, no more luffy bullshit.

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I don't mean to be an ass, but I want Hastings to answer.

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He can't lie. Hastings, will
the chroniclers and guides come after us?

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I believe they will. I think
we may have two three months maximum before

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a team is dispatched. I agree
with September that the contrary or the more

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immediate threat. But to answer your
question, yes, the chroniclers and guides

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will come for you. Do they
know you're helping me? No, but

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they will eventually. Right now,
we still have access to our resources,

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but I'm not certain how long that
will last. Please understand that Hastings and

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I have been planning this for years. We have resources stashed away and several

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contingency plans. Our primary goal is
to keep you safe. If we're going

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on the run, I want to
tell my friends goodbye. Must protest.

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I do not think this is a
good idea. You risk jeopardizing our escape

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plan. I don't give a shit. If I'm going to go with you,

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I'm going to say goodbye to my
friends. Plus if you don't want

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them to file a missing person's report
about me and have every police officer from

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here to California looking for us,
I think you better let me speak to

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them. Hastings. It's okay.
Emily won't jeopardize us. She understands what

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is at stake. Can we all
agree to be ready to leave by twelve

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noon tomorrow? Will that give you
enough time to pack and say your goodbyes?

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Yeah, I think that's enough time. Emily's apartment was small, but

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it was hers. She had worked
hard to live her modest life in the

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city. She reflected fondly on every
purchase she had made for her home.

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The used furniture set was found online
for a great price. The television was

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a Black Friday purchase for herself.
Even the salt and pepper shakers shaped like

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protobaggons and sam wise gamgee held the
sentimental place in her heart. She felt

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as if she was giving up her
entire life. She was giving up her

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humanity. Her cat, Trible,
twisted in circles around her legs, greeting

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Emily with comforting purring. Emily lifted
Tribble from the ground. At first,

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she decided to bring Trible with them, but after an internal struggle, decided

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to ask Sam to cat sit for
her. The thought of her I spet

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causing harm to Tribble would have been
unbarrel. Keeping the kittie safe was just

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as important to her as keeping Sam
and Amber safe. During the car ride

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home, Emily had text message back
and forth with Sam and Amber. They

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had agreed to meet for breakfast in
the morning. Emily could not have been

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more grateful for the two. They
would do anything for her, and she

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would in turn do anything for them. Carrying Tribble along, Emily pulled her

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suitcase from her closet and set it
on the couch. She would wait to

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pack until the morning. She was
exhausted from everything that happened over the last

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several days. She drank a half
glass of water and then carried Trible to

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bed, where she quickly drifted off
to sleep. Sunshine warmed Emily's face,

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A gentle breeze of fresh ocean air
tugged at her jacket. She felt peace

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and joy. She stood on an
empty beach somewhere. The beach was small

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and beautiful, with rock walls standing
tall at each end. There wasn't a

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single cloud in the sky. Emily
considered focusing on who her host body was,

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but decided that could wait. She
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She was pleasantly rewarded when her host
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fringe of the swash zone, the
highest point at which the tide came onto

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the beach. Her clothing was pretty
and modern. She wore blue jeans and

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a windbreaker. Emily noted that as
remarkable, considering her last streams had all

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seemed from distant pasts. A small
turtle strolled into view, stopping every time

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the tide washed high enough to touch
his feet. Emily's thoughts shifted to Marcus.

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With a conscious effort, Emily reached
out to Marcus with her senses.

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She felt someone's mind near, but
knew it wasn't Marcus. Was it another

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harbinger or could it be another anomaly
like her. Emily had so many unanswered

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questions, and maybe these dreams were
a way to find some of the answers

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another time. For right now,
she just wanted to enjoy the scene.

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Emily's host sat and watched the turtle
walk for a minute, maybe two,

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before hearing footsteps approaching behind her.
The host turned quickly to see who was

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nearing. A spike of vertigo hit
Emily. There is something dizzying about quick

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movements when you're not in control of
your body. In moments, Emily's host

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had stood and was brushing her hands
together to remove the sand. The two

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men that approached were more than familiar
to Emily. The taller of the two

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men wore a colorful suit with a
bow tie and walked with an air of

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confidence. He wore a grim expression, one that Emily had never seen before.

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The shorter of the two men walked
one step behind the first, and

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his eyes shifted across the landscape all
around her host. He wore a calculating

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look, as if judging the world
around him. The men walked with such

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speed and purpose in her direction that
the host hesitantly took a step back towards

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the beach. Then Hastings asked of
her name, was Susan? The host

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body wordlessly nodded her head. September
pulled a large pistol from under his coat.

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He aimed at at Emily and pulled
the trigger. Emily Swanson is voiced

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by Tisha Zang. Hastings is voiced
by Adam Culbertson September is voiced by Richard

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Collins. Chronicler rules read by Samus
Rodriguez and narrated by Michael cole Ispet Archives

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was written by Nico Rodriguez in collaboration
with Tisha zang ispet Archives is a Creative

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