David continued reading. "Granddad says if we do the things it says in the book, we can do whatever we want, won't have to deal with death, and will be the strongest things ever," David looked at his friends expectant faces. "All we have to do is 'sacrifice our humanity', whatever that means."<br/><br/>Finley seemed to be getting excited. "What do we have to do?" he asked.<br/><br/>David lipped curled in concentration, reading his grandfather's handwriting could be tough, especially when it wasn't in English. "We have to sacrifice some things that are like treasures to us, and then sacrifice one of our enemies."<br/><br/>Abigale thought for a moment. "Do we have any enemies??<br/><br/>The twins scowled. "Our parents," they both declared.<br/><br/>"What about me?" came an an aggressive sounding voice from behind them.<br/><br/>The four children turned around to see Keith, an older boy who lived close by. "And what are you little shit heads talking about?"<br/><br/>((Is this length okay?))