As Jack presented the options Werner looked forlornly at the books on the floor and asked, "could ve put ze books up and then check ze doorway?" He went over to the books and began going through them placing them in their spots on the shelves. From the sizable pile that John had tossed he could see that there was a large door that had hung ajar swinging inwardly past the open book case. He quickened his pace until his hand fell on an English translation of a first edition textbook that he had written in 1921 on European mythical creatures. He paused for a second before setting the his book to the side and finished stacking the books on the shelf. He proceeded to the hidden door and hesitantly pushed it inward glancing at Jack. The door swung open revealing an unlit room in which shapes outlined on the wall could be barely seen until Werner found the light switch revealing the contents of the large room to be GUNS. Lots and lots of Guns. Some were older looking to have belonged to the times of cowboys and Indians while others were newer modern weapons that had come from numerous countries that had fought in both world wars. The crown jewel of the arsenal sitting on a table in the center of the room was a Browning machine gun.<br/><br/>John scribbled down notes from the book cross referencing the phenomena that was reported in the newspaper. Narrowing down what was happening in that town to a short list of things that could be living out in the woods. John tried remembering if there might be anything else that might be out in this region to no avail as he hadn't had as much experience "hunting" out in this part of the country. He looked out the window to the pile of his crates fixing his eyes on the largest one. The rain had stopped a little while ago by the time he walked outside to the crate. He grabbed a rusty crowbar from the side of the shed next to the mansion and pried the box open revealing a disassembled Jeep that he had "acquired" overseas. He immediately got to work putting it together so that they would no longer be stranded twenty miles out of town.