<strong>Alana Tyler</strong><br/><br/>Alana worked on her patient, glad to be doing so. Up until a half hour ago, she thought she was the only person left in town.<br/><br/>The day had started off bizarre, just as soon as the young doctor had poured her morning coffee. Turning on the television to get the news, she found nothing but a white screen with two bold, black words, "Only One." The message had been on every station and it gave Alana the creeps.<br/><br/>She drove to work at the clinic, and the town was deserted. She spent the morning in her office trying to reach anyone by phone, without success.<br/><br/>That was when she heard a commotion from the emergency room. Alana discovered a red-head going through a medicine cabinet, holding a piece of paper with medications listed on it. The woman was frantic and screamed when Alana came upon her.<br/><br/>The woman brought Alana to her husband, a young blonde man who was severely banged up. Bone jutted from a compound fracture in his left left, he was badly bruised and only semi conscious.<br/><br/>In a way, it was a relief to Alana. Here were people, and a man to work on. Time to get to it.<br/><br/><br/><strong>Eric and Jack</strong><br/><br/>Virginia wasn't in a hurry to drive off with everyone just yet. She went to where Eric said the invisible wall was and touched it for herself. For the first time, she seemed shocked.<br/><br/>"We can't get out," Stephanie said unhappily.<br/><br/>Virginia looked at the mashed up Nissan. "Looks like someone tried," she said. "Judging from the lack of bruising on you guys, I figure this isn't your car. So, there are others, besides us."<br/><br/>Rachel explained to her about Rene and Desmond.<br/><br/>"And you've seen the lights. From the sky," Rachel said.<br/><br/>Virginia nodded to this, but had nothing to say on the subject.<br/><br/>"Can we just get out of here?" Stephanie asked. "Go ... someplace."<br/><br/><br/><strong>Sandy</strong><br/><br/>Cassandra got in her truck and started driving. Just like earlier, the little town looked deserted. There was no traffic in Old Town, no pedestrians, no shops open. It was eerie, as if she were having a dream.<br/><br/>She had tracked her way through much of Old Town and seen no one. She stopped in the middle of the street, engine running, wondering where she should go.