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for listening. Chapter fourteen New Leads. Maybe we should discuss shifters next.

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All right, I know that September
doesn't like them and that they're one of

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the eight types of hidden in the
world, but that's about it. So

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you got a clean slate with me
on this one. A clean slate?

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What an outdated expression? You know
what I mean? I do it is

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still fascinating hastings. Shifters are one
of the most common of the hidden.

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Much of what you have read in
your fiction stories is likely to be true

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of shifters. They can take the
shape of monstrous creatures, standard animals,

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and occasionally an unknown human human.
Story worries about werewolves, vampires, mothman,

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doppelgangers, and other cryptids are typically
spawned from encounters with shifters. The

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cryptid stories in turn fuel shifter abilities. How So, much like guides use

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the thoughts and experiences of someone dying
to create a new reality for that moment,

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shifters also use the thoughts and experiences
of humans to create a new reality.

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The difference is that guides use in
individual's thoughts and experiences to create a

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new reality for that one specific person, whereas shifters use the thoughts and experiences

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to create a new reality for themselves. They can take someone's nightmare and use

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it as a blueprint to become a
monstrosity, or they can take the memory

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of a loved one and wear that
memory to appear as a human. So

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stories about cryptids can spark someone's imagination, which then in turn gives the shifter

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a new form to use. Yes, sometimes that is exactly what happens,

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and the shifters can simply steal someone's
thoughts. I would not say it is

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simple. Much like the guides,
the shifters have rules when creating a reality.

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For example, a shifter needs to
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their thoughts. That's different from the
guides, right, Guides just need to

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be near someone dying correct. Do
all guides hate shifters or is it just

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September. Guides see the warping of
individual realities as a gift to be given.

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For many guides, they believe the
shifters abuse this gift by taking the

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reality for their own benefit instead of
giving for the benefit of others. I

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see many of the guides feel the
same way about humans as well. What

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do you mean guides believe humans abuse
their ability to create realities when it is

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used for personal gain. Humans don't
have the ability to create reality, of

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course they do. You're telling me
that humans can shape shift or stop time

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when someone's dying. Of course they
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could shape shift, I think we
would all know it by now. Then

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please explain exactly how we can create
realities, Emily. You are not human.

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You would do well to remember that
in regards to humans. They can

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tell stories. Yeah, we can
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but that doesn't change reality. Sure
it does. How imagine there is

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a mother. The mother tells her
son that his father died in combat while

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away at war. The son spends
his entire life believing that his father is

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dead. That is his reality.
The son tells his friends that his father

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is dead. That becomes their reality. The father, however, is incarcerated

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for an atrocious crime. This is
why the mother did not want it tell

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her son the truth about the father. Her reality and the father's reality is

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different from the son's. Yeah,
okay, but that's not the same as

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stopping time or turning into a werewolf. The real reality is that boy's dad

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is alive. That is the real
reality to you, only because I just

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told you that he was. It
is an individual reality for that son,

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and an individual reality is a powerful
thing. I still don't think it's the

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same. I mean, it isn't
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Anyone can lie. I cannot intentionally
lie to a chronicler. A human's ability

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to create and present a completely false
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I I guess I didn't think about
that. Shifters and guys can both create

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realities by taking the thoughts of another. Humans create realities by giving thoughts to

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another. There are differences, but
there are notable similarities as well. Okay,

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I understand I think good. So
all shifters are evil? No,

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some are good and some are bad. Just like humans, and just like

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guides, a shifter will have its
own agenda. Like what it depends on

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the shifter. Each one has its
own defined code of ethics that it must

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survive by. It gives itself a
set of rules, and it cannot break

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those rules. A shifter's code may
include something such as moving to a new

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city every six months, or following
every known law of the country where they

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reside, or even sometimes as dark
as murdering a virgin on a full moon.

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The point is they do everything they
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ethics. What happens if they don't
meet their code of ethics? I do

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not know, all right, So
how would I defeat one? If I

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have to fight one? Why would
you fight a shifter? Well, it

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seems like everything's trying to kill me, so I should probably plan for the

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worst. No, Emily, this
is not a book or a movie.

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You do not fight a shifter.
You run. But if you encounter a

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shifter, you run. I'm just
saying maybe I should have some You run?

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Do you understand? Yeah? Good, Maybe it's time for us to

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speak about a different hidden September took
the long route to Hastings apartment. The

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guide needed time to clear his head
and process his thoughts. Something nagged at

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him, but he couldn't place a
label on exactly what it was. This

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made him more annoyed. He should
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He should be leading the way,
He should well be guiding. He

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fiddled with his bolo tie as he
rounded the last corner of the hallway and

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stopped at the door to the apartment. Although he had taken the long route,

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his head was no clearer than when
he began. With a small sigh,

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he opened the door and entered the
room. Hastings had a nice apartment,

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much nicer than the barracks where September
and the rest of the guides stayed.

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Hastings was recognized by the rest of
his order as incredibly successful, if

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not a little eccentric. He had
earned this apartment without announcing himself. September

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made his way across the sitting room
and into the kitchen area, where he

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found Hastings sitting next to a window, scrawling out his report into a book.

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This apartment is even more ostentatious than
I remember. Remind me, do

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you have one restroom in here?
Or two? Just one? Around the

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corner. Ah, and your bedroom
has a king sized bed and a walk

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in closet. Correct. Incorrect.
I have a single bed and my closer

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in a dresser, and the billiard's
table is still in the lounge. I

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have neither a billiard's table nor a
lounge. September. Are you okay?

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You seem to be misremembering my apartment? A great deal, It was just

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a joke. I'm fine, Ah, very humorous. What are you writing

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my reports on our last trip?
I will still need to submit these while

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we are here. Don't forget.
I have not forgotten to emit certain details.

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Okay, good September. Are you
certain you're okay? You are behaving

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strangely. You seem tense. I
am fine, all right? Then,

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Actually I'm not fine, and you
stop writing for a second. Okay,

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September. You have my full attention. What is wrong? I cannot figure

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out how exactly we're going to gain
access to the restricted area. I've walked

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by that wing of the archives a
dozen times since we've arrived, and I

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can't see a way for us to
get in without being noticed. There are

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three sets of glass sliding doors,
all with required key card access. There

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are two apprentices that sit outside the
doors acting as guards. There's a librarian

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inside the wing. I cannot find
a feasible way to gain access without alerting

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everyone that we're there. I looked
at the building schematics to see about a

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second entry point, but I've found
none. I looked for an emergency escape

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point, but there was none.
I have even looked at a ventilation system,

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like this is some kind of Hollywood
movie, But of course it is

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way too small to actually crawl through. I'm thinking maybe we can forge a

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key card of some sort and get
in that way. I'm not certain.

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I'm at a loss. Oh,
if that was what was bothering you,

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you should have mentioned it earlier.
I have taken care of that. You

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have no reason to fret hastings.
How exactly have you taken care of that?

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What did you do? I requested
a day pass into the restricted archives.

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You did what? I requested a
day pass into the restricted archives.

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I heard you, Oh when did
you request that access? Very shortly after

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we arrived, we arrived and split
up. You reported to the guide barracks,

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and I submitted the access request.
I did it at the same time

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that I informed them about the contra
following us. I simply requisition the pass,

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and now we are awaiting approval.
Why didn't you tell me you were

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going to do that. I did
not realize it was important. Of course

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it is important. Now everyone is
going to know that we're attempting to access

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the restricted area. Oh, that
isn't a big deal. When I made

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the request, I asked them not
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It should be fine. It's not
fine. What we're doing is incredibly

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dangerous. You need to be more
discreet. You should have talked with me

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first September. Things are going as
planned for the most part, no hastings.

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So far, nothing has gone as
planned. It has been one misstep

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after another. In all my centuries
as a guide, I have never been

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so out of sorts. How am
I supposed to plan our next steps when

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you won't even communicate with me.
We are in uncharted territory right now,

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and we need to be on the
same page. I would hardly call the

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Chronicler headquarters uncharted territory. In fact, it's about as charted as we can

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get right now. That is not
what I meant September. You seem upset

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by the seven Gods. Yes,
says things. I am upset. I

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am lost right now. I am
a guide that is lost. Do you

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have any idea what that would feel
like? No, September, I do

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not. Of course you don't.
But I do know that you are a

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good guide. I personally believe that
you are one of the best. What

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we are attempting to do is going
to create an internal struggle in both of

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us. You are the one that
said that. Remember you said that what

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we are doing will defy our nature, It will at least defy the belief

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structure that we were developed in.
Do you remember saying that, Yes,

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I remember. What you are likely
experiencing is a portion of that internal struggle

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that we both must overcome. Maybe
some of Emily's is fed, is bleeding

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over into our paths. In any
case, you are doing as much as

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you can right now. Try not
to feel so much stress, if that's

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possible, If only it were that
easy. Maybe you need a distraction.

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When was the last time you guided
a death. It has been a little

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while. You should consider taking a
walk and seeing if there is someone you

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can help. That's not a terrible
idea, September. Could you get that?

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Yeah? I need to finish these
reports so that we can move on

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to more pressing matters. Hello for
Hastings. Sure I can give it to

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him. Who is it? Thank
you? September. It was one of

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the apprentices. They delivered a letter
for you. That makes sense. It

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is my apartment, after all.
Would you like me to open it?

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Please? Oh? Wow? What
does it read? It's an approval note

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for your request. You've been granted
access to the restricted archives. I can't

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believe that worked. I am a
little surprised myself. I should have applied

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for access years ago. There is
only one key card, but the note

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says that I'm allowed to attend you. That seems reasonable. When do you

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want to go? Let's go in
the morning. I have far too much

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to do and you could do some
time to clear your thoughts. Detective George

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Bullard clicked the end all button to
complete his call with Sam Wilson. The

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call had gone about as well as
expected. Sam was worried about Emily,

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and his response to the detective's update
was less than cordial. George typed in

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the next contact from his list of
people to call, but hesitated before pressing

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send for what was likely the tenth
time today, George reminded himself that he

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didn't have to call these people.
He was no longer on the Emily Swanson

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case. This was entirely against protocol
and at this point well outside of his

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jurisdiction. George never toubted himself as
the best detective in the department, but

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he was by no means corrupt or
bad at his job. So why did

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he keep breaking the rules for this
case. This wasn't like him, This

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case was against his personal moral code, and it was not worth his career.

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And yet, after all this self
assessment, he still pressed the send

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key. The phone rang twice before
Emily Swanson's best friend answered the phone.

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Hello, Hello, is this Amber
Lang. Yes, Detective Bullard, It's

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George. Thank you, George.
Do you have any news about Emily?

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Actually, yes, I do have
some news about your friend. What is

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it? Is she okay? Currently? I have no reason to believe otherwise.

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That's one way to answer that question. Amber. I can't tell you

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a whole lot about the case right
now. In fact, I really shouldn't

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be telling you anything, okay,
But you do have an update. Yes,

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I've received photographic evidence that shows Emily
alongside Marcus Baker, the bank robber.

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Dude, Yeah, where are they
now? Just hold on a second

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and I'll explain it to you.
The photograph was captured prior to your meeting

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Emily in her leaving town. This
leads me to believe that she came back

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to Chicago to meet with you and
Sam and then possibly left again with mister

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Baker. That doesn't make any sense. Are you certain Emily did not know

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Marcus prior to that day she came
to the station. I'm very certain she

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didn't know Marcus Baker at all.
Okay, Marcus isn't the person you should

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be looking for, though, you
should be looking for the other two,

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Hasting's and September. They are the
assholes that took her. Hastings in September

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were not in the photograph with Emily
and Marcus. So what you're saying is

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that you still don't actually know where
she is and those two could be doing

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anything to her. What if they
are working with this Marcus person to hold

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her prisoner. It could be a
human trafficking group. Remember, there's zero

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evidence to prove that September and Hastings
have anything to do with Emily's leaving except

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that no one can find them right
now. Either, correlation does not equal

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causation. We need proof. And
this Marcus guy and no one looks bad

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because he's wanted for the bank robbery
and escape in police custody, but he

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has no history of violence. That
doesn't mean he's not capable. No,

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it doesn't. You're right about that. But I have a strong feeling that

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Marcus has no interest in hurting anyone. It's just a feeling I get with

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him. You'll have to forgive me
if I don't trust your gut Right now,

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Detective, my friend has been missing
for months and you're just now getting

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a lead. Amber Emily left town
willingly. She said goodbye to you.

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This isn't the type of thing we
investigate. We have no reason to believe

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that she's been heard or is in
any real danger. Adults can leave town.

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That's bullshit. I don't believe that
for one second, and I think

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deep down you don't either. But
I'm doing my best here. This isn't

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a case, but I'm still working
to find Emily, try to at least

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entertain the idea that she's okay and
just needed some time away. Look the

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howadays coming up I'll likely start missing
friends and family. There's a real good

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chance that she'll reach out to you
during the holiday. Runaways will frequently return

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home or call their loved ones to
check in. That will likely do that

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as well. Yeah, okay,
if she does contact you, please let

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me know immediately. I want to
help find her. All right, all

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right, an bro, I gotta
go. I got another lead to follow

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up on. I hope you have
a nice holiday season. Don't forget to

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call me if Emily contacts you,
I've got it. Great. Goodbye,

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detective, goodbye him? Did she
just hang up on you? Yep?

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That didn't sound like it went well. You think the one who they gave

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you a detective's badge? Ah funny? Will you keep it down over there?

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I gotta make another call. It
was next on the list. I

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wasn't lying when I said I had
another lead. Now, Hush Cleaning Supplies.

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How may I direct your call?
Yeah? Hi, Hello, how

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may I direct your call? Please? You know this is Detective Bullet.

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I was looking to speak with your
director of operations. Our directors are not

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available right now. May I ask
what this is in reference to? Uh?

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Yeah, sure? I was wondering
what kind of work you do there.

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I looked it up online. I
couldn't really find anything specific about your

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company. TCO Cleaning Supplies is a
supply vendor for several high profile enterprises.

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We work directly with our clients and
do not advertise our services with the general

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public. That's all your business does. Detective Bullard, is there something I

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can assist you with? Yeah,
I've done a bit of research and it

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appears that you own a shell company
titled True Daylight Property Management operates here in

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the United States. Is this accurate? Are you looking to purchase a property?

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Detective Bullard? And this shell company
owns a few locations in Wisconsen right,

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this information is correct? What is
this in reference to? Detective?

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Believe that a kidnapping has taken place
at one of your properties about six months

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ago. We have images and eyewitnesses
linking your property to the crime. Do

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you know anything about this, Detective? We currently have no leases or rental

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agreements for any of our properties in
Wisconsin. If anything occurred on those properties,

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I assure you that is news to
us. No renters last summer,

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no rents all year. What information
can you give me about your properties?

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Maybe a previous renters using it again, Detective, our client's information is privileged.

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We appreciate you reaching out, but
we have no other information about those

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properties at this time. All right, can you explain to me what a

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UK based queen and supply company is
doing owning a property management firm in Wisconsin?

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Mister Bullard, are you a detective
or a financial advice that's Detective Bullard,

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George. We appreciate this information.
If you discover who broke into our

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property, please reach back out to
us at this number so that we can

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take appropriate legal action. Until then, I do not believe we have anything

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left to discuss. Oh wait,
just one moment. They hang up on

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you as well. Yeah, I
guess it's becoming a trend. That call

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didn't seem to go very well either. N something there. Why do you

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think that got one of those gut
feelings more than that she said my first

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name. I never said my first
name. Oh okay, that's creepy,

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and maybe it is time for me
to cash in some of that vacation time.

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A knock sounded at the front door
of the Montana Ranch style house.

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After a brief moment of hesitation,
Marcus made his way out of the kitchen

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and into the hallway. As he
neared the front door, he willed his

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shoulders to relax and force a smile
on his face. He had no clue

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what to expect on the other side
of the door. Would the person knocking

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be the faceless monstrosity from his vision, would it be a bruja from his

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childhood fairy tales, or would it
be the grocery delivery service that Emily had

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requested. In any case, he
needed his hand to stop shaking. He

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steadied his nerves and then twisted the
door handle. The harbinger released a large

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breath that he didn't realize he was
holding, and then he opened the front

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door. Hi, can I help
you? I have a grocery delivery for

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Emily Swanson. Oh, you can
leave it at the door. We will

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bring it in when you're finished.
No, I'm sorry. What was that?

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No? I require a signature for
the delivery. Your service has never

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required one before. I do now, I see, Well, I can

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sign for you. No, it
requires a signature from Emily Swanson. I'm

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sure it's fine if I signed for
her. No, I need Emily Swanson.

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Well, Emily is not here right
now, So where is she she's

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out, then I'll wait. I
don't think that is necessary, Maybe you

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should. Before Marcus could finish his
sentence, the creature lunged forward. The

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arm of the delivery person changed from
a human arm to an insect like serrated

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limb, and shot forward toward Marcus, attempting to run him through. Marcus,

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who had been ready for an attack
since he heard the knock of the

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door, jumped back and slammed the
door on the creature's extended arm. Marcus

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had flung the door with such force
that he expected the monster to cry out

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in pain and withdraw its arm.
The thing did neither. Marcus pressed against

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the door with as much force as
he could muster, but he could not

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compete with the strength of the creature
on the other side. Cursing, the

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Harbinger gave one last shove, then
abandoned his place at the door, retreating

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back into the house. A moment
later, Marcus heard the door behind him

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crash open and the chittering of a
nightmarish beast behind him. He waited until

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he reached the living room before sparing
a glance over his shoulder. Behind him,

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he saw a hideous amalgamation of a
bear's lower half, a praying mandus's

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torso and arms, and an owl's
head. Marcus needed no further motivation to

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run. With a burst of panic
induced energy, Marcus dove over the living

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room couch and landed out of view
of his grotesque pursuer. When the Harbinger

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rose back to his feet, he
was no longer empty handed. He raised

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the shotgun that September had left behind
and fired three shots toward the creature.

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With as large as the creature was, Marcus was certain that he couldn't miss

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his target, but his inexperience with
the weapon, in addition to the inhuman

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speed of the monster, caused his
first shot to go wide to the left.

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The second and third shots struck home, however, hitting the creature's left

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shoulder and then the left hip.
The shot to the shoulder nearly ripped the

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creature's arm from its body. The
hit to the hip caused the monster to

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crash down to the ground, only
a few feet from the couch that separated

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them. Again, the creature did
not shot out in pain. Marcus noted

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how eerie it was that a thing
of this size made almost no noise even

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after being injured. The couch sat
between Marcus and the creature, partially blocking

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Marcus's view of the monster. He
didn't hesitate. He cracked open the shit

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shotgun and dropped the empty carriages before
loading three more shells into the weapon.

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As soon as the gun clicked closed, Marcus lifted it to his shoulder and

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took a step toward the couch.
Before he could take a second step,

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the couch flew up from the ground
and toward him. In a state of

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panic, he fired the gun and
cushioned stuffing sprayed out in all directions.

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The shot did nothing to slow the
furniture as it smashed into his upper body

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and knocked him backward. The barrel
of the shotgun swung back, slamming into

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his face before he lost his grip
on the weapon entirely. The air left

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Marcus's lungs as he fell hard to
the floor. The shotgun had bounced to

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his right, but his vision was
swimming and he needed to take a moment

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before he could force his limbs to
move. With a groan, he stretched

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his right arm for the weapon,
but then yanked it back quickly as a

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sharp pincher clapped down between him and
the gun. Marcus yelped in fear,

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and then rolled to the left away
from the pincher. After three rotations,

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Marcus rolled up to his knees and
lunged for his second trap. The fireplace

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had been burning hot since the night
before. They had kept a continuous supply

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of wood fueling the fire. Emily
had suggested that maybe whatever monster was coming

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for them may be sensitive to fire. A lot of fairy tale creatures were,

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and maybe there was some truth to
that. Sensitive or not, Marcus

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was glad they had a backup plan
in place because the shotgun was not doing

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the trick. He grabbed the covered
iron handle of the cast iron pot and

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shoved it into the hot coals without
hesitation. He turned and threw the coals

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at the creature. The coals splashed
across the monster, the couch, and

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the floor Alike, small fires began
to take shape across the living room.

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The monster began to rise. Marcus
could see the arm pulling itself back to

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the body, while tendrils wrapped the
wound at its hip. Most disturbingly of

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all, the owl head had changed
into that faceless mask that Marcus had seen

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in his vision. It wasn't a
mask, though it was the creature in

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its rawest of forms. The handle
dropped from Marcus's hand to the floor,

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and Marcus had to force his legs
to move. The kerosene was only two

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paces from where he stood. He
needed to reach the accelerant to really light

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this fucker up. Finally, the
paralysis that cemented his feet broke and he

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moved toward the bucket of kerosene.
Just as he reached down to grab the

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handle, a large, barbed tentacle
slammed into his chest and yanked him away

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back toward the middle of the room. Once again, the breath was ripped

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from Marcus's lungs and he crashed the
ground. A tentacle wrapped around his leg

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and gave a sharp tug. A
burning sensation ignited on his left shin as

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spikes from the tentacle sank into the
meat of his leg. The tentacle pulled

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at and Marcus reached out his hands
to find something stable to grab hold of.

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While his left hand found only the
broken leg of the coffee table,

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his right hand fell on something cold
and solid. In a frenzied panic,

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Marcus pulled the shotgun forward and fired
down at what was holding his left leg.

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The creature released him, but extensive
damage was already done to his leg.

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The Harbinger tried to stand and run, but his wounded leg wouldn't cooperate,

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and he stumbled forward to the ground
again. Using the shotgun as a

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crutch, he regained his feet and
limped toward the back exit of the house.

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He saw the creature, now fully
in the form from his vision,

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move alongside the far wall, blocking
his retreat to the exit. Marcus changed

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course and limped as fast as he
could toward the bathroom. He slammed the

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door and locked the handle as soon
as he was inside. The creature didn't

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immediately come for him. He listened
as the monster made its way through the

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property, presumably searching for Emily.
Marcus wasn't certain how long the fight with

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this creature had taken, but he
had made Emily promise to leave once she

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thought he wasn't going to make it
out. It had definitely been long enough

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for her to come to that conclusion. There was one shot left in the

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shotgun. The rest of the ammunition
had fallen out of his jacket pocket while

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fighting the monster. It wouldn't be
long before the faceless creature came for him.

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He could attempt to make a run
for one of the doors front or

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back and shoot if the creature came
after him, but he wasn't sure if

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his leg would hold up for that. That's when he saw the window.

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The bathroom window was sealed shut,
but it was big enough for Marcus to

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climb through. He took the butt
of the shotgun and smashed the glass,

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then raked the barrel across the edges
to knock loose any shards that might catch

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him as he crawled through. He
stepped up on the toilet and grabbed hold

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of the window still. When the
bathroom door burst inward and the creature stepped

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into the room, Marcus didn't hesitate. He fired the last round and hit

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the creature center mass. The monster
collapsed back into the hallway, and Marcus

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pulled himself through the window, leaving
the empty weapon behind. He fell with

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a thud, but was prepared this
time and didn't have the wind knocked out

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of him. He stood as quickly
as his bloodied leg would alloud and started

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making his way toward the rendezvous point. The car was gone. Emily had

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left. He couldn't blame her.
That was the plan, and he was

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glad that she escaped, but he
was still very afraid to die, especially

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by the hand of that creature.
He made his way back around the front

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of the house, hoping to get
to the road. Emily had slashed the

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tires of the monster's vehicle. The
hood was open, showing that she had

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cut the battery cables as well.
The vehicle was completely inoperable. A large

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crash taken from the house behind Marcus. His ears rang painfully from the shotgun

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blasts. He couldn't hear the house
burning or the creature chasing after him.

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He didn't know what shape it had
taken, but he no longer wished to

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know. He just needed to make
it to the road. Trees surrounded the

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road ahead. It was an incredibly
different landscape from the city life that Marcus

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was accustomed to living in. He
thought there was something pleasant about the idea

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of dying in the trees outside,
in the wide open. Maybe that's what

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drove him to the road. Maybe, but it didn't matter. He was

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going to die. Maybe Emily was
right, Maybe her chaos did bring nothing

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but debt to those around her.
It didn't matter though he was here.

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This was his plan. And he
was sticking to it. Marcus made it

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to the street, crossed the road, and collapsed to the ground. He

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spun as he landed on his back. The creature was coming. It maintained

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a casual slow walk. There was
something so pretentious about its gait. It

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knew it had won. Just as
the creature stepped foot into the street,

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a car crashed into it, launching
the monster two dozen feet away. Emily

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screamed for Marcus to get in as
she threw open the passenger's door. His

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ears were still ringing, but he
could make out her words. She had

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reversed the car into the monster at
a high speed, and there was a

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heavy amount of damage done to the
trunk area. Emily shouted again, and

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Marcus dragged himself to his feet and
collapsed into the passenger's side of the vehicle.

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The creature began to rise once more
from behind the car as Emily pressed

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her right foot to the gas pedal. She drove straight ahead, slowly and

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focused on the rearview mirror. Marcus
wanted to tell her to watch the road,

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but he had no energy left even
speak. Breathing hurt. His right

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hand felt across his chest and felt
two lightly broken ribs. He winced at

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the pane and then began to feel
the air around him warp. The ispet

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had come. Marcus stared at Emily
while she stared at her rearview mirror.

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The car stopped accelerating and simply coasted. Although it pained him to move,

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Marcus twisted in his chair to look
behind them via the side view mirror.

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The creature had stood and sprouted mothlike
wings on each side of its body.

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It began to move forward at a
steady jog before launching itself into the air.

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Just as the monstrosity appeared to gain
its stride, Emily said the words

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fall now, and a half dozen
trees collapsed down upon the demon. The

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creature was smashed into the ground,
and Emily's eyes shifted from the rear view

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mirror back to the road. She
hit the accelerator and began to speed forward.

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Initially, she wasn't certain if the
espet event would still take place after

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her and Marcus changed the way his
vision happened. She was glad it did.

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Though She was able to pull the
dim pink lines that marked the trees

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down on the maroon line that marked
the monster. She had waited for as

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long as she could before leaving Marcus, and even then she barely coasted along

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the road while she waited for him
to appear on the street. She just

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couldn't bring herself to leave him,
regardless of what she promised. When she

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saw him stumble into the road,
she slammed the brakes and reversed as quickly

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as she could. It was only
luck that allowed her to strike the shifter.

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When she did, she reached for
her friend and tugged at his left

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shoulder to bring his face to meet
hers. She needed to know Marcus was

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okay. Then she saw his eyes. They were completely blue again. It

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was a vision, at least that
was what she hoped. Marcus, Marcus,

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are you okay? Oh my god, what the hell was that?

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I don't know, Marcus, I
don't know. We need to get you

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to a hospital. No, no
hospital, Marcus, you're hurt. I

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know where we have to go,
Marcus, really, we have to find

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something. Hastings is voiced by Adam
Culbertson. Emily Swanson is voiced by Titia

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Zang. September is voiced by Richard
Collins. Amberlin is voiced by Nari Quock.

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Detective George Bullard is voiced by Anthony
Kinney. Detective Davis is voiced by

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Glenn Michael Saxton. Contra Operator is
voiced by Helen Edgar. Marcus Baker is

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voiced by Nico Rodriguez. The Shifter
is voiced by Stitch Mayo and narrated by

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Michael Cole. Isfat Archives was written
by Nico Rodriguez in collaboration with Tisha Zang.

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Isfat Archives is a Creative Typo entertainment
production. Find out more about our

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show at www dot creative typo dot
com. A very special thank you to

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our executive producers from Patreon, Nick
Mead and Patrick t Arsenal