The four of us, not counting demon Sarah, traversed through the dark, damp abandoned K-Mart.  Careful to stay in line with Todd, we watched each other’s feet as we progressed towards the area where we would be storing demon Sarah behind a false wall.  Sporadic glints of light cracked out in the darkness, lighters, lighters being used by nefarious people for dangerous things.  Their faces were hidden well in the darkness, only showing when their lighter ignited for a few seconds.  There had to be a hundred people in here, easily. Jackson had volunteered to carry demon Sarah over his shoulder, we surrounded him as we followed Todd to ensure he did not get snatched up in the darkness.  Jennifer, taking up the rear of the group, carried the metallic black forcefield producing box.  The tie-dyed shirt guy with the missing teeth had vanished into the darkness but I could feel his eyes burning into me as I followed Todd towards the far back corner of t

With Todd having finished the false wall, placing demon Sarah behind there so that she can be temporarily removed from our lives for the time being, we were now whole again and ready to fight against dead Mrs. Williams and her demon wolves.  None of us surrounding Todd had been directly damaged yet by Mrs. Williams or her demon beasts, but the time was coming to counter the lunging attacks executed by the demon wolves.   It was very odd to have to deal with an attack from some terrifying animals while in the darkness of this abandoned K-Mart filled with drug addicts and drunks.  Without our ability to see, other than the glowing Mrs. Williams, our senses were heightened exponentially.  My increase in the sense of smell was less than pleasing.  The dank smell of this dark place filled with homeless people, demon wolves, and a ghostly Mrs. Williams was absolutely atrocious.&nbs

The four of us stood at the large bay door in astonishment.  The destroyed torso of demon Mrs. Williams had just been grabbed and taken into the depths of the darkness after Todd had harvested her demon orb and used it to heal my mangled arm.  We could easily have turned, gathered into the van, and left the area if it were not for a couple of issues.   The first issue was the fact that the thing that had taken the torso, likely to consume it, was probably a demon.  We had come here to secure demon Sarah behind a false wall, which Todd built, and we could not risk a demon being loose inside and eventually freeing demon Sarah.  That would make everything we had worked for an absolute waste of time.  Unfortunately, we had to battle whatever this demon was, where it was.  None of us had even gotten a hint of what this demon looked like, it had yet to emerge from the darkness of the abandoned K-Mart. The second issue we had was the

There was nothing we could do, nothing we should do right now.  It was in our best interest to let the former demon wolf do what it does best and hunt down the demon that had just snatched Todd right out from the light and dragged him into the darkness.  Jackson, even though he was eager to rush in at first, stayed in the position I wanted him, safe and in the light.  We had eyes on the demon beast’s outline and had figured out that the screaming that sounded like Todd’s was actually the demon mimicking the emotionally distressing scream of Todd. As the demon wolf disappeared out of the light provided by the spotlight that Todd setup right before he was snatched, we all watched on to ensure that we were safe but also ready to attack if the demon wolf needed it.  We all clumped together now, we could see the outline of the demon so getting snatched or attacked was not at the forefront of our minds right now.  This was a waiting game, and the waiting w

Navigating as effectively and efficiently around the poor homeless man that I had just split in half after he came running out of the darkness, the three of us walked briskly into the abandoned K-Mart ready for a fight to save Todd.  On my way in, I snatched up the spotlight and made sure it illuminated every square inch of real estate in front of us, ensuring our path was clear or we would be able to see anything dangerous in our way so that we could work our way around it. Shining the light back and forth, covering my two counterparts from any attacks from drunks or druggies, we pushed in as fast as possible without risking any chance of injury or worse.  Jennifer and Jackson led the charge, side by side, ready to get into the action and accomplish our goal of getting Todd back in one piece.  I took up the rear, providing the light needed and also making sure nothing snuck up behind us as the darkness chased behind our feet. In the distance, as we ru