Chapter Nine

About three weeks or so later, after fighting at least seventeen more Jeddite-created monsters and five more foiled Arab terrorist attacks, Skyhorse and Renaissance were in the cavern with each other, Serenade, and Isaiah around 5:30 pm local time. The current date was October 25, 1990, and they were both trying to figure out how they could get to places in the area much quicker than they'd often been able to do before. They were trying to brainstorm for a while. But to date, they hadn't yet found a way or ways to make that possible.

Near where they were working with computers that they'd set up the week or two before, Isaiah was sitting on a perch that Kiena had earlier purchased from the same pet store that Sylvia had patronized the previous month. He was watching them work on two networked computers, trying to find ways to speed their response times for whenever trouble arose in the local area. And he was viewing a recording of their last battle against a Jeddite-created monster. Skyhorse and Renaissance had secretly placed several dozen security cameras all over the area, a week or two before, just after setting up the aforementioned computers well enough. And a few of them had then recorded the battle in its entirety. The resulting recording had been edited together from the tapes in each such camera with assistance from assorted equipment now in the cavern and its nearby nooks. Sylvia had edited it together with help from her allies as needed, of course.

As he watched that recording for the fifth time in the past day or two, he said, "Ren, stop the recording for a moment." Ren did so, and then he said, "You nearly got your head taken off by a swooping attack from this monster, Ren."

The monster had barely missed hitting Ren's neck with a swooping attack from a sword that'd had a considerably serrated blade. But she had ducked a split second earlier just below where it eventually passed over her head. She'd nearly had her head taken off, no thanks to a pair of lassos she was trying to avoid being snagged by at that time. Two other monsters had been battling with her. And at least five others had been fighting against Skyhorse, Pilgrim, Serenade, and Isaiah, at the same time during the battle. Ren had barely been able to avoid being snagged by the lassos. And because of that, she'd nearly had her head taken off as already stated.

Eventually, after battling a good while longer with all the assorted monsters they'd just been fighting, the Scouts and their allies had won the battle. But they hadn't won it very easily, just the same. They'd generally been secretly hurting for the last day or two since the battle had ended. They were only now beginning to feel better after that battle, in fact.

"Well, Isaiah, I was trying to avoid being snagged by two lassos at the same time. You were a considerable distance away from me at that time, if I remember correctly enough."

"Maybe so, Ren. But you can't let them nearly take your head off. If they were to take your head off, then you could no longer serve as a Scout, or be anything else in your mortal life. This, of course, is for all the obvious reasons."

"Understood. But humans are usually much bigger than most animals are, I'm sure. You may be able to do things we can't, and vice versa. If I might have been your size, perhaps my head wouldn't have been in so much danger. But I'm not. And so therefore, there are going to be certain risks that go with being human. You've never been human, I believe. So it might be hard for you to understand well enough what it's like to be human. You're a bird, and you don't know what it's like to be human. And you most likely never will. Unless you somehow become human for a long enough time, at least, if ever, of course."

"Maybe not, but most humans can't fly unaided, if I'm not too mistaken here."

"True enough, Isaiah. But that's just fine with me, if that's the way that God wishes things for me to be, normally, in my life. I may never be able to fly just like you, at least not in this life. But that's okay with me, just the same."

As they were working on their computers, and discussing recent events with their animal allies, a potential trouble alert suddenly sounded on another nearby computer. It was another possible disturbance near the restaurant/arcade that Kiena and Sylvia had met each other at on September 21, in fact. Ten more Jeddite-created monsters were there, waiting to give the Scouts trouble, even though they'd not actually shown themselves to be monsters yet.

They left the cavern in very short order, with Ren in her vehicle, and Sky on Serenade. Isaiah flew into Ren's vehicle, and sat on one of the seats there to the best of his current ability to do so. And they were all heading toward the site of the disturbance moments later. On the way out of the cavern's immediate area, they shrouded it again as best as they could do so here, for the obvious reasons, of course.

They arrived near there about fifteen or so minutes after leaving the cavern's area behind again. And both Scouts briefly scoped out the situation for a little while, before they'd have to show themselves again as Scouts. Eventually, they felt they'd done so well enough to suit them both, and they split up, along with their animal allies, to take separate positions in the area as they saw fit to. When they were ready to fight again, they notified each other as secretly as they could here. After Sky felt they were ready enough to fight again, she told Ren to show as she did the same. As for Isaiah and Serenade, she had them wait to engage monsters for about another two or three minutes, for the obvious reasons.

Sailors Skyhorse and Renaissance made brief speeches before beginning to fight assorted monsters in the area, once they'd shown themselves well enough at the current time. For about the next twenty minutes or so, then, they battled those monsters, taking a few hits of assorted kinds as they did so. Pilgrim showed up about thirty minutes or so after they began fighting their enemies, and he went right to work with his assorted items as he saw fit to, or had to, here. By the time he finally showed, Isaiah and Serenade were wreaking havoc on those monsters as well to the best of their current abilities to do that here.

While the Scouts and their allies were then fighting assorted monsters, one of them made a great leap toward a girl that neither Scout nor their allies were currently able to defend. And they grabbed up that girl, before Sky or her allies could stop them from doing so. The monster began trying to put the girl in its mouth, but the girl was too large for their mouth here, evidently.

Suddenly, without warning, a flaming tree branch of some sort appeared in the right hand of the girl in question. And a strange symbol appeared on her forehead just as suddenly. It was a symbol that had a sword pointing straight up and with flames surrounding it under a gold halo. The girl's symbol shone quite brightly, and shone so brightly, that the monster then holding her had to drop her in order to see well enough at the current time.

The girl dropped to the nearby ground. And she almost immediately tossed the flaming tree branch above her head, calling out "Trinity Crystal Power!" as she did so, just after Isaiah suddenly buzzed her and told her the necessary words to say here. She called that phrase out just after climbing up on top of a rock sufficiently near her, in fact. When the fireball reached a level of about ten feet or so above her head, a pillar of fire suddenly surrounded her. As it did so, the monsters still fighting the Scouts and their allies were drawn to look at the pillar, not knowing what to expect, of course. And so were the Scouts and their allies, for that matter.

Inside the pillar, then, the unknown girl was transforming into her new Scout state for the first time in her life. A gold tiara with a purple stone at its base appeared on her forehead just under her hairline, with the stone being positioned in the exact same place her symbol had just appeared in. She had just a few fringes of black hair covering either end of that tiara, when it then appeared where it needed to appear here. Her eyes were brown. An orange choker soon appeared around her neck. Her neckerchief was purple with two white stripes of piping on it. Her now-appearing uniform's shoulders were orange rings, and they were quite similar to the shoulders for both Skyhorse and Renaissance's Scout uniforms. At the base of the neckerchief, and positioned just above the knot, where needed, in it, a purple bow and orange locket were both present. Her uniform's blouse was mostly white, as well. Her mostly orange skirt was roughly the same length as the skirts for Ren and Sky's uniforms, for that matter, with two purple stripes near the hem of it. A purple bow was also positioned just above the small of her back, if not in it. Her uniform's belt was white, by the way. As were her elbow-length gloves, appearing just as a new sword then materialized in her right hand here. Her armbands were purple, and they were quite similar to the rings on her shoulders. Her knee-length boots were orange with purple v-like trimming on them where possible. And her boots had her new symbol present on them periodically trimmed in white or gold, in fact.

When her Scout uniform finished materializing around her, the pillar of fire completely disappeared, revealing her standing on top of the same rock she'd been on when she'd called out her new transformation phrase. She said, "I am Sailor Trinity, a servant of the Most High. By the powers given me by God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, I shall glorify the Most High by my service as a Scout, to the best of my ability to do so. With Their help, I shall aid the innocent in this world against monsters such as you, if and whenever possible!" She said a few other things as well here, but those were the most important things she said at the current time.

After she stopped speaking, the monsters began charging at her as best and as often as they could do so here. But they soon fell under her blade or other improvised weapons, struck down by her with them. She even toasted a few of them with the same flaming tree branch that she'd tossed above her head minutes before.

Eventually, only a few more monsters remained in the fight, and each of the still-present Scouts took out one of them. Pilgrim, Serenade, and Isaiah had earlier left, just as soon as they could do so well enough at the current time. The last monster to fall was eventually taken out by Skyhorse. And she killed them as she'd previously killed all the other monsters she'd actually had to destroy since her very first battle. After she did that, and after all the necessary people whose bodies had been taken over had been restored as needed, the Scouts soon left the area where the disturbance had taken place. That was if they could do so well enough, of course. Including the newest one, for that matter.

They all got sufficiently out of the area just before the local media arrived at the location of the battle, quite fortunately enough for them. However, they couldn't actually do it well enough before the police and other emergency personnel did. It took them all just about five minutes, more or less, for them to avoid being seen by those authorities. But they still were somehow able to do so, just the same. By the time they left, it was then almost 7 pm local time.

The police and emergency personnel attended to the situation the Scouts and their allies had just left them with to the best of their current abilities to do so, of course. After the inevitable media personnel showed up, the authorities told them whatever they could at the current time, but not everything, for the obvious reasons.

Meanwhile, Jeddite was again quite upset, after the Scouts and their allies had vanquished plenty more of his monsters, quite naturally enough. As he headed back to his workshop, in full Arabic-style disguise, Valthusa suddenly materialized in an alley near him. She beckoned him over just as soon as she got his attention well enough. When they had returned to his workshop just as quickly as she'd materialized near him, he asked her, "What's the purpose of this visit, Valthusa?"

"I come to warn you that Queen Beryl is looking for a new leader for her attempts to free Metallia from her prison. The early money's seeming to be on Nephlyte, from what I've been hearing. She's quite upset that you've been unable to get a lot of energy gathered for our attempts to free Metallia from the bonds that Serenity put on her about a millennium ago."

"And so what?" He asked this as she began rubbing his back.

"She's considering dooming you to Eternal Sleep, Jeddite. And when she hears another Scout has appeared in this area, that might not help your case very much, if at all."

"How was I to know that another Sailor Scout would appear all of a sudden?"

"I suppose that can't always be predicted in a completely accurate nature, Jeddite. But Beryl is getting more upset with you as time passes, due to the loss of more monsters. And you haven't really been bringing a lot of energy together for us with your various monsters, it seems. Beware of Queen Beryl, for she's getting rather angry with your record of failures over the last month or so. Nephlyte is angling to take over for you, and so are plenty of others in the Negaverse. It may only be a matter of time before Beryl summons you to her presence to demand answers. I'm on your side here, but I must also warn you that things are getting more serious for you and those who still support you in the Negaverse." Valthusa stopped rubbing his back, and picked up a goblet full of red wine. She began sipping from it.

"I understand. But there's got to be something I can do to get rid of these pests that have been taking out monsters and terrorists quite often since I released Morga last month."

"Fortunately for you, it seems that Serenity's heir has not yet appeared. If she appears while you are still leading our efforts, and you fail, Beryl might drop you very quickly indeed, I think. We don't know if she will appear, and if so, who she'll be. But we suspect that she'll eventually appear someday. No matter who she might be."

"And if she does, then what?"

"We must eliminate her and try to gain the Imperium Silver Crystal, if at all possible, of course, Jeddite."

The two of them talked for a while longer with each other, before Valthusa finished drinking from the goblet of wine that she'd been holding. With that done, she soon departed from Jeddite's presence, so that he could get back to work on making more monsters to oppose the three Scouts that'd now appeared in the Jerusalem area, of course.

The following day, Sylvia unexpectedly encountered Rolando, his family, and several other people at the restaurant/arcade that she and others had defended the day before. Those other people included Kiena and one other person who Sylvia had most likely not yet met in a civilian state. If not more than one, in fact. It was now just after 5:30 pm local time.

That certain other person who Sylvia had most likely not yet met in a civilian state was named Mary Josephus. Mary Josephus was a girl with straight black hair that normally fell to her waist whenever it was completely unbound. Also there were some short black fringe-like bangs hanging down just a little a bit over her forehead. She was currently wearing a purple sweater with orange piping near its cuffs. Also, she was wearing a mostly purple knee-length skirt with orange piping near its hem. A pair of black pumps were on her feet as well.

Mary Josephus was about 5'5" and 125 pounds. She was still 13, but she was now less than two months from her next birthday. She was Caucasian, and she had both parents and a brother. However, the names of her parents and brother were not the same as the names of her parents and brother from the time of the Silver Millennium. She had been present at the time of the Moon Kingdom's end, though she didn't yet realize that. Queen Serenity had saved her for the future when she'd used her Crystal and her Wand together to trap the Negaverse and save as many sentients as possible from the Moon Kingdom.

Mary Josephus was now in 9th grade, and she also attended DBJHS, though Sylvia didn't yet know that. Her favorite subjects in school generally had to do with foreign languages and clothes-related classes. She hoped to be a well-known, though not necessarily, famous clothes designer, maker, and/or model in the future, if at all possible. Though if she couldn't, she'd not mind working with things that had to do with assorted foreign languages, for that matter.

When Sylvia encountered Rolando and his family, she asked Rolando, "What's going on here, Rolando?"

"It's my father's birthday. They're 47 years old now, as of today. And we're here to help them celebrate it, Sylvia."

"I see. And are these others your siblings?"

"Yes, Sylvia, they are." He soon introduced her to his siblings, just as soon as he could do so well enough. They all pleasantly conversed with each other for a few moments apiece, before Sylvia went to another part of the restaurant/arcade.

When she got there, she encountered Kiena and Mary playing two different arcade games there. Kiena she recognized immediately, of course. Mary, though, she didn't, for she'd not yet met her well enough in a civilian state, in fact.

Sylvia soon began playing another machine, and this one was a pinball game. She racked up about 150,000 points on it before people started watching her. Including, by the way, Mary and Kiena. Mary and Kiena began watching her as she passed the 200,000-point level. Sylvia continued playing, even while earning several extra balls whenever possible. By the time she lost her first ball, she'd racked up 756,800 points. With her next ball, she earned another 440,200 points. Her third ball bumped her total up to about 1,850,200 points. Her first extra ball got her to 2,640,200 or so points. Her second extra ball got her to about 3.2 million points, and her eight remaining extra balls got her to 4,835,640 points, before she finally ran out of balls to play. The entire game of pinball took her about 88 minutes or so to play, often one-handed, in fact. When she ran out of balls, she marked her position in the top 5 scores on that machine by putting her initials into the game.

Mary suddenly said, "Please let me try, SLW." So Sylvia stepped aside, and let Mary play. Mary put in the necessary currency, and the game started. By the time Mary lost her first ball, she was nearly to 800,000 points. Her second ball got her to about 1.4 million points. Her third ball got her to about 2.2 million points. Her first extra ball got her to about 2.8 million points, and five other extra balls got her to 4,934,600 points, nearly 100,000 points more than Sylvia's score, before the game ended. Mary had made the game last about ten or so minutes shorter than Sylvia's game, in fact.

"MCJ" soon joined "SLW" in the machine's top 5 scores. After Mary put her initials in the game, Sylvia eventually came up to her, and asked her, "What do those initials stand for, if I may ask you this, girl?" She only asked her this here when they were sufficiently alone with each other, for the obvious reasons, of course.

"Mary Catherine Josephus. What does SLW stand for?"

"Sylvia Lucille Wakefield." Sylvia soon sat down and ordered some pizza for herself, at least, if not also for Mary. Mary sat down across from Sylvia, at Sylvia's table, and ordered some pizza for herself as well. A waitress took their orders, and then departed to attend to them.

"Have we met somewhere before?"

"I don't think so. Why do you ask?"

"For some reason, you seem at least a little familiar to me. Like we might have even happened to know each other some time ago, if I'm not too mistaken here, in fact."

"I don't think we've ever met. Though I could be wrong about that."

"Didn't I see you at the battle yesterday?"

"What battle was that?" Sylvia took a sip of some water from a glass currently just in front of her, by the way.

"There was a battle around here yesterday, and I think I saw at least one girl who looked a lot like you do now. I'm not quite sure of that here, though."

"Why's that?"

"Because it was rather hectic there, in fact. Believe it or not, I was one of the people caught up in it. A monster tried to eat me, it seems to me, from what I can recall of that battle well enough." Mary briefly looked at a picture on the wall above and behind Sylvia's head, as she said that here. It was a picture of a garden scene with a river running through that garden.

"Oh, and what happened after that?"

"A few Sailor Scouts showed up, and so did two animals and a guy in some sort of tuxedo, I believe. After the monster tried to eat me, I don't remember much, if anything else, about the battle in question here, for at least a little while, if not a long while."

Mary and Sylvia conversed for a while with each other, as they waited for the waitress to return with their orders. While they were doing that, Kiena found Sylvia, and said, "There you are, Sylvia. I wonder if you'd be interested in playing a game of pool with me now."

"No, I don't think so, Kiena. I'm not in the mood to do so, and besides, Mary and I have ordered some food and drinks which haven't gotten here yet. We're getting to know each other at least a little bit. If you'd care to join us, I'm sure that Mary here wouldn't mind getting to know you at least a little bit as well."

"Fine, Sylvia. I'll join you. Later, though, we'll have to attend to other things here, of course, for the obvious reasons."

"Understood. So noted." Kiena nodded, and joined Mary and Sylvia at their current table in the restaurant. A few minutes after she did so, Mary and Sylvia's orders came. And they began to consume the food and drinks they'd just ordered. And they did so with a little help from Kiena, who'd eventually decided to try to help them put away that food and drink, in a manner of speaking. By the time all that food and those drinks were completely consumed, then, Kiena knew as much about Mary as Sylvia did. And Mary then knew as much about Sylvia and Kiena as she needed to know at that particular time. At least in terms of their respective civilian states, of course. Kiena and Sylvia didn't yet know that Mary was Sailor Trinity, and Mary didn't yet know she was either. But that would eventually change, in time, when situations forced them to learn that well enough.

Eventually, it got near 9:30 pm or so local time. Rolando was still with his family, and Sylvia was still with Kiena and Mary, by that time. Kiena asked, "Mary, do you like dancing?"

"Not very much. I understand some people might like it, at least a little bit, but I don't generally like it. Why do you ask?" Mary wrinkled up her nose as she asked Kiena that.

"I like dancing quite a bit in whatever form I might do it in, Mary."

"I see, Kiena. That's not really my thing, though." Mary brushed a bit of hair back that'd just fallen briefly in front of her brown eyes.

"What is your thing, or are your things, then, Mary?" asked Kiena, as her locket suddenly began to beep very quietly.

"I mainly go for foreign languages or things related to fashion, whenever possible, Kiena."

Sylvia's locket started to beep as well, seconds later, just as quietly as Kiena's had done. When Mary heard those beeps from both Kiena and Sylvia's lockets, she asked, "Sylvia, what's going on?"

"It seems we're being paged by our mothers, if we're not too mistaken here. We'll have to pick this up later, if and whenever possible." Sylvia and Kiena then put some money down for the food and drinks that they'd just consumed along with Mary, and left the restaurant/arcade just as quickly and as safely as they could. They soon ducked into a nearby alley, just as soon as they could do so well enough and safely enough. When it was safe enough for them to do so, they powered up again, and became Skyhorse and Renaissance, respectively.

Sky and Ren then set off for whatever location they were drawn to by the beeps from their locket, by starting up their own vehicles and driving off as needed. On the way there, they were eventually joined by Moonlight Serenade and Isaiah, after they'd each left their respective current lodgings without any trouble at all. Not even Serenade, for it was now a standing order from both Mr. and Mrs. Sherman that nobody try to stop Serenade from leaving Sweet Musicalisti's grounds by himself, if and whenever he might ever want to do that. Sylvia had recently requested that favor from Jonah and Danielle. And they'd seen fit to honor her request of that nature. So now it was a standing order that was most certainly to be followed at all times by anyone working on Sweet Musicalisti's grounds. No matter what.

As soon as Serenade came to where Skyhorse and Renaissance now were, both girls soon sprang onto his back, with Skyhorse in the front. But only after first parking their respective vehicles as needed, wherever they could do so safely enough, of course. Renaissance then sat behind her, and put her arms around Skyhorse's abdomen, so that she might not fall off Serenade as easy as she might if she didn't do so. As the three of them headed toward wherever their lockets were leading then, Isaiah also flew above them, so as to be able to see farther than they could due to being higher off the ground than they were. He flew directly over Serenade, Sky, and Ren. And due to his current altitude of about 2,400 feet above the surrounding terrain, he could see at least twice as far ahead of them than they could, if not even farther than that. He saw the disturbance before they did, and told them the nature of it. After they learned the nature of it, they soon came to a place near that disturbance, and prepared to engage the causers of it.

They soon learned several more Arab terrorists were trying to break into a bank and assorted nearby city-run buildings. These terrorists were from Hamas, mainly, though they didn't yet know that well enough. Several soldiers and law enforcement officials were trying to hold them off, but had already suffered some casualties while doing so. Several soldiers and police officers were down on the ground, having been hit by assorted weapons fire from the terrorists. It was rather difficult for the Scouts and their animal allies to tell if any of the soldiers or police officers had been killed or nearly so at the current time. For they were still at least half a block, if not more, away from the nearest terrorist, soldier, or police officer, as they scoped out the current situation as best as they could at the present time.

Eventually, Sky had seen enough, and had come up with a plan on how to deal with the disturbance. She soon sent Isaiah one direction. Serenade another. And Ren a third. As for her, she went in a fourth direction. And all four of them took up positions as safely as they could where she'd chosen to have them take those positions.

When everyone was in position, as she'd wanted them to be, she had them act as she'd just instructed them to. Moments later, then, she showed herself as Skyhorse where needed. And then the others did so, when they needed to, according to the plan that she'd just come up with a little while before.

The terrorists soon concentrated their full attentions on Skyhorse and her allies. Which then bought the Israelite Defense Force personnel and the police officers time to rest briefly, and attend to their wounded, et cetera, for the obvious reasons. As they did so, they periodically watched the Scouts and their allies engage the terrorists, whenever possible.

Skyhorse and her allies wasted very little time or actions in dealing with the terrorists as needed. Even after more terrorists showed up to oppose them, that was still the case, in fact. Ten minutes or so into the battle between Skyhorse's group and the terrorists, Pilgrim and Trinity showed up. They showed up just in time to trash two or three vans full of assorted Arab terrorists who were coming to try to reinforce their fellow Arabs. Those vans crashed into each other, at least for the most part, if not entirely, after Trinity had shot out their tires with assorted improvised weapons she'd made out of nails, et cetera. The vans soon blew up when they collided severely enough with each other, permanently taking out several terrorists when they did so. Other terrorists were able to get far enough away from them before those vans did so. They still were dropped by assorted attacks from not only the Scouts and their allies, but also several soldiers and police officers, once they'd rejoined the battle currently in progress.

Eventually, by 10:30 pm or so, local time, the last few terrorists were knocked out of the fight as needed. Not all of them were killed, for all the obvious reasons. But at least one of them was, when they couldn't withstand attacks from at least eight different directions at the same time. Most of them from directions then pertaining to the Scouts or their allies, quite possibly.

After the last terrorists were knocked out of the fight as needed, the Scouts and their allies left the scene just as safely, and as quickly, as they could here, of course. They did that while the police and soldiers then dealt with the terrorists as the current situation required them to do that here, by the way. And they did that before the media personnel got to the scene, for all the obvious reasons, as well.

A while after doing that, the Scouts powered down, and their allies departed from each other as soon as they could do so well enough. Serenade went back to Sweet Musicalisti's grounds, while Isaiah went back to Kiena's house. Pilgrim, however, returned to his family back in the restaurant. Before he got there, he powered down without knowing it, and without anyone else seeing or hearing him, at least, do so, and became just Rolando Volois again.

Sylvia and Kiena returned to their vehicles again, and they either went home or went to Sweet Musicalisti as the need or desire for them to do so struck them both now. Kiena went home. Sylvia went back to Sweet Musicalisti in order to attend to Serenade as might now be necessary. As for Mary, she returned to the restaurant/arcade briefly, so as to make sure she didn't leave anything there that anyone else might have found and left with. She hadn't. So she left the restaurant/arcade again, and went two or three blocks, more or less, from it to an apartment building in which she and her family now lived.

Mary was home by 11 pm local time. And she soon went to bed, not encountering her parents or her brother before doing so. For they were already all in their beds, and quite soundly asleep in them.

As for Kiena, she arrived home at about 11:05 pm, and went to her room in very short order, after getting herself a bit of a bedtime snack. Her parents and siblings were also asleep, just like Mary's parents and brother had been, in fact. She worked on her homework for a while, before retiring to her bed, and falling asleep within ten minutes after doing that.

Sylvia stopped at Sweet Musicalisti for about an hour, once she got there. During which time she attended to Serenade as needed, and then to herself, of course. It didn't take her too long to attend to him here. For Reuben and Timothy had already worked with him for at least a little while when he'd eventually returned to the stable complex after the battle. They both were just about halfway done with taking care of him by the time she was finally able to take over his care well enough here, in fact. She thanked them for their assistance with him, and even let them continue to work on him while she did the same, as well.

She eventually left the stable complex behind again around 12:15 in the morning of October 27, 1990. Sylvia headed straight home after leaving it. And she arrived home by 12:30, for the roads were quite empty, for once, between Sweet Musicalisti and Wakefield Castle's immediate areas. She was in bed by 12:45, and quite soundly asleep by 1, lost in even more dreams of the past, in fact.