<strong>Alan Biron</strong><br/><br/>The college had enough secondary supplies that a few wouldn't likely be missed for a while.  No one seemed to be looking for Cassandra, and after having taking steps to cover his trail, it seemed unlikely that anyone would find her.<br/><br/>Getting to Everton Avenue, however, wasn't very easy.  Although his college ID doubled as a bus pass around the city, he still had to transfer halfway along the journey.<br/><br/><div class="floatright">(http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/5376/dangernd.jpg)</div><br/>Along the way, various places have been marked with a strange symbol in black spraypaint.  Although it wasn't something common or easily recognizable, the message seemed inherently clear, as if something unconsciously known but undeniable: Danger.  Whoever had marked this symbol had wanted to convey the simple but persistent warning to anyone who could understand that such places were inherently hazardous.<br/><br/>Most of them were in out of the way places so as not to be easily noticed, but to the truly perceptive, they may as well have bronzed the artistry.  A restaurant, a pawn shop, a bar, and a children's playground all bore the rectangle and dot commensurate with the strange warning.<br/><br/><div class="floatright">(http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/3757/safehaveny.jpg)</div><br/>By contrast, the Sunset had a similar symbol but with a much different meaning in the exact same shade of spraypaint: Safe Haven.  The place looked to be abandoned, with the windows boarded up, but the door still looked to be unlocked.  From underneath the door, the bright lights shone so vividly that a faint tinge of illumination could be seen even in the daytime, for someone as perceptive as Alan.