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They were police reports! Witness statements, maps, aerial shots, names. Things he shouldnt have, should he? He shouldnt have had them? And he wanted me to pretty much see that they were buried. That would be like destroying evidence or something, wouldnt it? I could have got into real trouble. Snowdrop tuts, hands on her hips, hair sticking out like a damp chimney brush. He feels like hes being admonished by a cartoon. Wait there, she mutters, and runs briskly up the rickety stairs that lead up to the boxy, low-roofed bedroom. He hears the floorboards creak and a moment later she is back down, holding a large folder decorated with scraps of multi-coloured paper. Gabriel ended the call.You want to sit in on Mercks questioning? Silence settled around them, stillness. I could ask the same of you, my love. Youre... changed. Im nouse to you in this, Lara. Ive no magic left. I cant be of any help. He looked up at her. I know who you are. Shan reached out and the Fellna brought him his sword. It fitted back into his hand. It felt so right there. So very right. I dont really get it but one of the people who stayed with us – they went to him and seemed a lot better afterwards. Your totem isnt the owl, Jeren. Youre serpent-born! Shan spat out the words like venom. Youre a magic user. Keeping her hands deep in the pockets of her hoodie, one gripping the art knife tighter still, the other clenched into a fist to stop the violent flapping of her fingers, Samara followed her fellow students as they drifted towards the stage. She aimed to stand as far back as possible, ideally behind some of the more extroverted members of the class who would shine at the front. Jones arranged the twenty or so bodies in a single line, though, offering no refuge from the penetrating stares of those seated below. Samara took a deep breath and avoided the situation, staring down at the worn boards between her boots. She breathed in the scents of varnish, the cheap paint of the drama sets lined up behind her, and the musty crimson stage curtains. A quick check revealed Lily and Dale still waiting by the entrance as if to block her retreat, macabre guardians determined to see her face this. They both watched the stage, leaking dark fluids down their clothing and onto the floor. Lily grinned and waved. Samara returned to studying the boards of the stage. From behind, she senses movement, as if a shadow has folded her in its embrace. She snaps her head towards the tangle of woodland back towards the lake. Mr Sixpence sits on his haunches, his body streaked green and brown; great swirling handprints all over his gristly, knotted body. There is dirt in his hair; thick mud holding it back from his camouflaged face like lacquer. He has a finger to his lips; the nail painted a green that makes her think of old bottles. Violet turns away from the great mirrored bowl of the lake. Looks back up towards the school. Its a view she knows well, and today, with the soft rain drifting in from the east, the old building looks almost ghostly as it peers out from the ragged fringe of trees. Violets 12 now but looks older. Shes tall and well-proportioned; her eyes bright, her smile ever so slightly disdainful in its half-hearted curl. She’s womanish in her baggy, pyjama-like top and trousers, her hair pulled back into a ponytail that exposes an elegant neck. . Rowan plays it safe with his reply. She launched herself upright, turning on him, the sword already in her hand, the steel ringing with her anger. Fethan stepped back, startled and suddenly unsure. A fierce satisfaction raced through her, dark rage centring on him as prey, as an enemy. The guards at the main entrance to the dungeons would have turned her back, but the approach from the crypts was not guarded. Perhaps no one saw a need. After all, who would be coming from the halls of the dead at this hour? Jeren pushed open the rusty gate. She lives in County Wicklow, Ireland and works in a specialized library of rare, unusual& occasionally crazy books. But they dont talk to her that often. But Mirrow, ever efficient, didnt move. He didnt need to. Him too. I held up the envelope so he could see Christians name on it. Or we can do it here if you prefer. He glances behind him, peering at a row of potato crates which groans beneath the weight of clutter. Old papers; mulched magazines, empty pop bottles and crunched-up cans of energy drink. He turns back, satisfied that whatever had distracted him has slunk back into the earth.You do know what went on, dont you? It was big at the time..