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THE BLACK PASSOVER

The sun raged in the sky through the day, then the atmosphere became chilly as soon as the sun retire from its duty. A moment later, a twilight appeared from the east, and its eerie brightness kept the darkness away.

When nighttime comes some hours later, a big cloud from the east overshadowed the stars and moon, and the gentle wind evolved into a whirlwind, followed by lightning and thunderstorms.

"I think it's about to rain," Zuma muttered with a straight face, turned towards the slumbering officers beside him, and let out, "you guys should wake up, we need a plan."

The taller among the officer stretched his arms and yawned out loud, and then let out, "you are the boss. Tell us what you have in mind."

Zuma bit his lower lip and looked lost in thought for a while. "I can't seem to think straight. I won't ask you for a plan if I have one I ground."

"No idea, boss." The officer answered back, and then close his eyes.

"We will part as soon as we enter Adam's Creek. You guys should kee
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