The school day had finally ended, it was over and Friday.  A nice weekend to recharge the batteries was desperately needed and that was my full intention, other than the meeting with The Wall tonight, I had absolutely zero plans and intended to keep it that way.  This week had been an exceptionally trying set of five days.  My entire life had been flipped upside down, but I was slowly trying to claw my way back to some sort of normal, if you could call it that. The school was buzzing, on the outside at least, because tonight was the beginning of the football season for the Yankee Yonderers, our school’s football team.  No one was really sure what a yonderer was, not even the staff, so our mascot was a basic bird of prey with a pointed beak to aid in the ripping up of its hunted dessert.  They e

The four of us stormed out of the house, making sure the house was unphased and secured just in case my parents arrived home before we were able to get back.  These days you had to have a factor of safety with everything, especially time, you never knew when you would encounter a demon or two and have to spend some time fending them off.  Being a kid was hard enough but having to worry about being ambushed at every turn, that was the definition of stress for me. Todd piled us all into his windowless white van, which had to look odd to the neighbors considering her was the only adult rushing underaged people into his suspicious van that was always parked outside of my house.  Nonetheless, Jackson sat up front and Jennifer and I were destined for the rear.  The rear with all the loose paranormal elect

The boom that we had heard earlier in at the start of the meeting had been unsettling, but we soon realized that it was not a big deal, that Mrs. Tannell had rigged up an area around the portal to ensure that the demons that tried to pass into the land of the living were quickly evaporated and sent right back to hell.  The second boom, however, that one was far more intense and affected the living world around us, that was not supposed to happen.  We all adjusted to get ready for whatever may come, large or small, it was our job now. Somehow during the massive sound explosion, Jackson was able to remain calm and cool, he seemed to be very relaxed now that he knew he was around folks that had some extraordinary abilities, and he was one of the few that was able to perform some miraculous tasks when the time ca

With absolutely zero hesitation, those of us on the front line (Me, Jennifer, Jackson, and Sarah) began taking turns attempting to fatally wound the demon that had made it through the portal and past all of the mirrors set up to destroy it upon entry into this world.  Each person took a turn and to me, they all seemed to be way too passive with the demon.  Nothing seemed to be working effectively, the three headed beast was just growing annoyed. If you take a second and think about being sick and not going to the doctor.  You self-diagnose and determine you are sick with a cold, so you treat the illness as if it were a cold.  Turns out, you had the flu the entire time and have been treating a few symptoms but not actually treating the main source of the sickness.  We just had to determine the s

The screaming from outside subsided suddenly, as if the person that was screaming had passed out or flat out vanished from the face of the Earth.  A dragging sound could be heard getting louder and louder as time passed.  The large front door burst open, covering the area with a heavy calming moonlight but that light failed to ease our nerves because of how intense and frightening the screaming from outside was. I had only ever heard a scream like that before once in my lifetime and it was from a small woman on the side of the road when we went on vacation as a family.  We saw her pulled to the left on the highway which was almost a certain death sentence.  My father pulled over in front of her and went to see if he could help her.  She said the engine was acting funny and was about to pop the hood.  When she did, my father discovered a tattered mess of an animal splattered throughout the engine bay.  Turns out, it was her childhood cat tha