Most of the boxes in the basement were rather rotted, not touched in years, big ol Sidwell rats scurried around at times in the back corners with a hiss when their homes were intruded upon. However, she didn't find too many sentimental things... that was until she found the book, and then her husband's wedding band finger and her own hand in the room left ajar from the desperate attempts with Nathan and company to maintain power.<br/><br/>Kryner and James went for another match, this time Kryner went a little easier and James ramped up his efforts, it was a lot easier for James to think clearly in this body he didn't know why but it just was when he sat down to focus. The two going back and forth, but once again Kryner came out on top with James smiling, "Ever played Kings?" Kryner gave a nod,<br/>"Yes, that game is a lot more of logic and a spriggin' of luck." He said and James nodded going over to retrieve the little five by five board and the ten turned over pieces.<br/><br/>Del was in the lovely blissful dream state again, the darkness and the fire comforting her as she found that her little one wasn't at their usual rendezvous spot. Looking around she found it wasn't anywhere and she didn't feel it in her belly so where did they go? That was when she heard a horrifying shriek echoing throughout the dark woods. The endless void of darkness surrounding the night filled with that horrified little shriek as it could've come from anywhere, but she knew the sound of her little buddies voice and it was unmistakable it was theirs and the scream made her blood curdle as it didn't seem to let up in intensity at any point, only a few seconds of breaking between the screams met with little whimpers and crying throughout the darkened woods.