<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/a/a6/Hen%27s_Teeth.jpg)</div>“My little sister took  a summer class with Greg last year,” Lacey Bruce offered.  The fair skinned redhead in the snug black corset, leggings, gloves and combat boots offered.<br/><br/>Among the Garou and their kin, she'd been known in recent years as The Rooftops and Midnight.  As a parkour fan, it was a name she was very proud of.  She took a draw on her Pepsi, then continued, “I don't think she really knew him, but she likes to talk about boys.”  She pondered for a moment, then shrugged.  “I don't think she really said anything useful about him, sorry.”<br/><br/>Despite the unorthodox situation, the redhead had been very excited to join a pack.  Though cautious about the alien creature in their midst, she was fascinated by Tears Asunder and extremely excited to see her crinos form again.<br/><br/>Did they call it a crinos form?  Were they all like Tears's?  That amazing feathered-dinosaur-dragon?<br/><br/>The others were pretty incredible too.  Even the hairless girl.  She might have been conceived in sin, but she'd already proven her virtue in protecting some of the Child of  Gaia kinfolk who lived on a farm outside of town—two of which she knew rather better than Sami knew Greg.<br/><br/>After the Rite, she'd exchanged contact information with everyone, offering to acquire cellular phones for any who lacked, and also offered her home—one of the “green mansions” outside of town to anyone who needed a place to crash, or just as a place for the  Pack to meet up.<br/><br/>She'd also offered to provide transportation for tonight.  She preferred to drive her mustang, but if no one else had a car to contribute, she also had an beat up old van that would carry them all with enough space for people to change in back out of site.<br/><br/>Midnight had to look down at  Jade's words while a grin spread across her full pink lips.  Trust a 'gnawer' to crack wise at a time like this and not even realize she was doing it.<br/><br/>“You're stealing my schtick, Jade,” she said softly.<br/><br/>The distraction kept the 'Walker girl from making use of the cell phone she'd dug out of her purse a moment ago before  James—pack's token guy it seemed—beat her too it.  “Christ, James, where'd you get that piece of crap?  An antique store?  I think it's older than I am.”  She quickly snapped a few much higher resolution shots of their images.<br/><br/>As Lacey continued to listen and observe, she noted Tears getting distracted and eventually figured out what was doing it.  She called a waitress over too refill her pepsi and ordered pineapple crapes, “and a short stack of strawberry waffles for my friend.  Anyone else want something?”<br/><br/>She held her piece while Officer Garza fielded their questions.  Then she tapped on her lower lip with a delicate finger.  After a moment, she had to sigh softly and nod her agreement at James's assessment.  “My sister managed to talk me down the first time.  Helped that I was pretty sure I knew it was coming.  Helped a lot more that I'm no moon, but even that probably wouldn't be enough around panicky screamers.  Don't suppose you can get him moved somewhere quite next new moon, Officer Garza?”<br/><br/>She settled back down and steeped her fingers thoughtfully, then glanced down at the evidence and mouthed the names.  She looked up at the other Bone Gnawer.  “Even if Greg got a bad hit whatever he was trancing too and it flipped a killer switch, his choice of targets isn't a coincidence.  He knew something about these people...  That or someone else pointed him at them.  Or something else.  Jade, one of our priorities needs to be getting a look at Greg from the other side of the mirror.”<br/><br/>She glanced at the first set of names, then held up the paper, “Papa, mama and baby pharmacist?” she inquired, referring to the fact that there were two men and a woman with the same last name in the house, but the officer hadn't refereed to either of the guys as a 'kid'.