As Daniel entered the rather run down neighbourhood he experienced something that he hadn't felt for a long time - a worry that if he left his car unattended here for more than a couple of minutes someone might actually feel inclined to steal the damn thing. It wasn't often that his old beaten yet, in its own way, reliable car actually looked like a considerable step up on the motoring ladder - but around these parts he might as well be cruising in a stretch limo for all the difference there seemed to be. 'Why can't I ever find myself sent to Hollywood, or a penthouse in LA, or a villa in Spain? I could do with a damn holiday...'<br/><br/>He noticed the group of people as soon as his car turned the corner - they couldn't be any less obvious if they had painted themselves orange from head to toe and held big signs above their heads with the words 'We're obvious' written upon them in neon. The fact that there was so many of them out here, in broad day light no less, just hanging around outside the house like a bunch of teens having a house party was more than a little worrying - this many Guardians and what he assumed were Watchmen in one place didn't bode well at all.<br/><br/>Still, at least it meant he might have backup for once...<br/><br/>He parked up and cut the cars engine a little way from the group - reaching to the dashboard and locking the glove compartment that held the book he'd gained from the old man. Better safe than sorry, he thought as he slid the keys from the ignition once more and climbed out of the car - noticing that it felt a little colder out here than it had done back in the church, perhaps more to do with the oncoming of evening than any other force.<br/><br/>'Wow, if I knew there was going to be a party, I would have stopped off and got us all some beer...' said Daniel as he approached the familiar man leaning against the side wall of the house. 'Care to enlighten me as to whats going on here?'