Tony yawned. It had been a long worrisome night. Shortly after he had picked up his little sister from the dance, he ended up called to the clinic in case of accidents. As it turned out there were no accidents that night, so he spent the night listening to the hamm radio. He scoffed at the rumors he heard on the radio, fights in and around the icecream parlor, strange dead bodies in the road, and bizarre people running around town. He didn't put much stock in them, but it was strange that there was a town meeting held.<br/><br/>"Watch the road Tony!" Mary chided him from the passenger seat. She smoothed out her skirt while sitting in the seat.<br/><br/>"I am! Sheesh." He then sighed as he turned the corner and saw the officer directing traffic into parking places. "Looks like I'm getting my exercise today. I swear, sometimes I think you got in that accident just so you could make your brother push you around everywhere" he teased lightly, for which he received a none-to-gentle slug in the arm. "Hey! I was kidding!" He grumbled. "Oh hey, that's Thomas! Maybe he can get us a closer spot."<br/><br/>After pulling up to the officer, he briefly conferred with them, but as soon as he saw Mary he gestured them down to the handicapped parking next to the VIP section.<br/><br/>Soon after they pulled up, Tony got out and with practiced ease opened the trunk, unfolded the wheelchair and helped Mary into it. They made their way down to the field.<br/><br/>"What do you think about..." Mary started, but trailed off.<br/><br/>"It's bullshit, just some people scared of the dark and some local kids getting into trouble after their prom got cancelled." Tony snapped.<br/><br/>"Then why did the town meeting get called?" Tony shrugged and didn't answer, and soon were on the field. Luckily for them, they were a bit early and there was a handicap section for wheelchairs in the front row, so they rolled up and ended up near the middle next to an Iraq vet with injured legs and an older gentleman. Used to standing for long periods of time, Tony had no trouble with just standing next to Mary, to the chagrin of the person sitting behind him.<br/><br/>He was quickly lost in his own thoughts however. This is what he came here for? To waste time at a meeting because a bunch of superstitious farmers got scared of wolves in the night? Lost in his brooding, he didn't notice Mary tugging at his sleeve. He looked up at the stage and nearly did a double take.<br/><br/>He recognized Kyle from highschool as an acquaintance. He looked older and different now though, like he had seen things he shouldn't have. That's not what surprised him though. His companions looked completely alien to him and out of this world. He stood and gaped for some time before he caught himself and shook his head.<br/><br/>"Oh hell..." He muttered.