Chapter 22
Author: Highpriest
last update2022-10-20 21:26:07
The silver grew larger and the light became brighter, slicing its way through the room with terrifying precision until it reached every nook and cranny.The light actually came from the setting sun, which had already set behind the trees and was only weak.As a result, the large room appeared menacing, dark, and gloomy to the group standing outside looking in.However, in contrast to what it had been just a few moments earlier, it was now bright and alive.

Richard, one of the group, said, "Yup, it's a warehouse."

Devin's response was, "Told you."

As the group entered, flashlights came on and the room was filled with beams of bright white light that crisscrossed the floors, walls, and ceilings.Richard continued, "This will be an excellent location for setting up a base camp."at the very least until we discover something superior.

Jake stated, "You know, some of those things might be in the building, or at the very least on the base."Staying anywhere will be risky until we verify that every
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