"I don't know what it's like where you come from, but there aren't exactly many medium training colleges around here." He gave a snort of laughter. "If I said this was real, I'd get laughed out of town, or have the local god-botherers trying to burn me as a witch or something." He shook his head before turning to Sandra.<br/><br/>"Yes, that sounds about right. I mean, I sort of remember the story on the news, but I never really paid much attention to it." He gave a shrug. "It was just one of those freak accidents, everyone too focused on what they wanted to realise what was happening til it was too late. I don't remember anything else going on then."<br/><br/>He paused in thought. "The only other thing I can think off around the store was the lawsuit got settled up, so they could finish building. Some local archeology group said they thought there was some old stone age settlement somewhere near by, and the store might ruin it before it could be properly dug up." He gave a shrug. "Some experts or other got called in, looked over everything said there wasn't likely to be any settlement and the case got closed."<br/><br/>He rubbed his hands along his arms and shivered. "I think maybe the experts might just be wrong in this case."