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The While Robin got his memory back, Robert was in his ship.. They haven’t got up still.. A terrible voice woke Robert. He woke up everybody in the ship. He got up, startling and breathing for life. A worst nightmare; courtesy. Robert weirdly felt that he was getting back what he had given. Robert started running to save his life from ghosts. Robert likes disturbing and harming others, but when it comes to him; he does not care about anything. He only needs to be alive. He would sell thousands of carcasses in return of his life with an offer. He is a selfish person. Such a selfish person; do you think Robert is a person who thinks like that? Could he let go his opponent so easily. He a local criminal. He would go to any extent to save him and if needed, kill everyone. After all, who is he; the murderer and assassinator of his parents, the late king and queen; Rodrigues and Rosaline? Soon after all these thoughts clang him, he started screaming and ruthlessly threw all the things in the ship deck. All of Robert’s henchmen woke up with a shock and amazement and shouted: Boss” What are you doing? You are a sea pirate king and…..Robert started beating one of his own henchmen. Everyone were startled and looked surprised. Then came Durcole. He understood his master’s situation. He started to tell Robert’s henchmen why Robert was behaving like this. Everyone understood Robert’s situation and also pacified him and screamed “Whoever that monger is, we will find him wherever he is hiding in this earth inside this big world and kill him right front of your highness, majesty”. (Oops! Very sad. They did not know that Robert’s nightmare was a vampire.) This continued for several days and months. Robert got fed up. He got ill and sick. He got a severe headache and was at bedrest. The doctor had told him he must be at bedrest for 6 months. Robert’s best and loyal henchman, even more deeply his commander – in – chief; Durcole was true to his service, stayed loyally beside his master, Robert for the 6 months without eating or drinking anything. He forgot what is happening and only focused on curing his master. He forgot family, friends, brothers all people and even his vampire duties as a king of vampires in the remembrance of the illness of whom gave him that food, water, clothes and all the things he is having now and who made him proud as the current and great commander – in chief of Scotland kingdom; that is Robert, the current king of Scotland. Meanwhile, Coleman was finding ways to arrest Robert as per justice and government. Coleman, as inspector arranged all police officers for this Swedish case. Coleman was working on many points and more evidences to arrest Robert. There were 100 police officers underneath Coleman wishing to go to an upper berth that straight meant they wanted places reserved to work on the Swedish case. Coleman started working on his computer on various points for arresting Robert. Meanwhile, Robin was debating upon himself on “if Robert killed our parents, what would have happened to my dear Caroline”. Robin was very depressed and devastated on what has happened in the scene over there when he was a teenager. Robin was a very little boy at that time. He loved Caroline, but he was a small boy according to his parents. [5/30, 7:35 AM] Anand Appa: There were all the hints noted by inspector Coleman off all the doubts of Robin on this great Swedish case. These points were valuable to the great Swedish case as this investigation was special as it was a table turning a lot of good points to argue on in this great Swedish case. These points are a good resource as it had turned the criminal table towards Robert, as per Robin’s perception. Robin thought that Robert had killed Caroline; as per his thinking in the points. Then, Coleman went back to his police station and then asked a few offices to guard Robin’s house to protect him from enemies; as it is always very dangerous to be alone in the house. A great case was building from these investigations and points. Inspector Coleman took this case very serious because of two main reasons; one- Rodrigues and Rosaline were involved in this case, two- This kind of cases are rare and very interesting to handle. He arranged all officers to this case and he did not allow any other cases in his bench, as he was fully concentrating on this case. So much was his interest and concentration towards the great Swedish case which was moving forward to find the correct criminal and hang him as per the Swedish law. Three patrol cars were already here and a K9 unit was pulling up. “Gotta love twenty-first-century paranoid moms. Ok, so Molly had a tracker in Alex’s phone, but she also had one of those little keyring sized tags you hook onto a kid’s bag or belt for emergencies. His phone is pinging in the school, I’m guessing still in his locker, but the tag is moving down Powell Boulevard, heading East. I pulled up traffic cams in the area, and after some pretty creative thinking, I saw Alex getting into a black pickup truck. I am following them on street cams, but Paul, if they get out of the city, I won’t be able to follow them. The cameras get too few and far apart out there, and the tracker was tossed out the window.” “Got it. Have the car marked and get units out there. Tell them to set up a roadblock in every direction he could turn off, and to approach with great caution. He has a nine-year-old child in the car with him, and we know what he’s capable of.” “Got it,” Gail said, and I hung up. I slipped the phone back into my pocket and jogged over to Eli, who was now standing with the other officers and the principle. “Eli,” I called, and pulled him to the side, “he has him. They are heading towards Mount Hood Forest. Let’s go.” I said. “Hang on,” Eli called and ran over to the K9 unit that was getting the dogs ready. He spoke to them for a moment, and they loaded the dogs back into the car and climbed into the vehicle. He came back to me, “If he gets to the forest, they could come in handy. We have the kids gloves Molly gave us from her car. C’mon, let's go.” We ran to my car and headed towards Powell. The K9 unit keeping up behind us, and through the police radio in my car, we tracked the roadblocks. I shouldn’t have pushed him like that this morning. If anything happens to this kid, it will be my fault. Gail called again, “Guys he’s on Mount Hood highway. Cameras are getting thin out there, move your asses.” As we flew through the traffic, the sirens blaring and the lights flickering in the windshield, I thought back to the day I drove down this road with Addison. It was our second date, and I took her out here for a picnic in the forest. He is trying to ruin every moment I had in my life where I felt happy. This was where I fell in love with her. I didn’t tell her until a year later, but it was out here, in the company of towering Pines and Cedars, the cool mountain air, and the ant hill she sat on, that I knew she was the one I wanted to marry. She loved coming out here, to be with nature. To be free, as she called it.Cedars, the cool mountain air, and the ant hill she sat on, that I knew she was the one I wanted to marry. She loved coming out here, to be with nature. To be free, as she called it. Now, that memory was about to be destroyed. How does he know all this? How could he know where I took her on that date? Eli spoke up, “s**t, man, if he takes that kid into there, we won’t find him.” He said as we came over a hill, and the million-acre forest sprawled out in front of us. “I know where he’s going,” I said quietly and took the next off-ramp. As the road led us away from the forest, Eli turned to me, “Hey Paul, what are you doing? He's heading into the forest; this is taking us away from it.” He said, looking out the back window at the tall mountain covered in green trees. “Trust me.” As the road bent and twisted, it only took a few miles to be deep in the forest, and on a small service road. I killed the lights, and the sirens, as we slowed to avoid wrecking the car on the bumpy road. This is why he had a pickup truck. About two miles in, we pulled over and the K9 unit stopped next to us. I went over to them, “This is for the dogs. Find the kid. If you see this man,” I showed them the picture Molly gave us, “Shoot to kill. Do not try to arrest him. Just kill him.” I said. The three men with their dogs nodded and opened the bag for the dogs. A good sniff for each hound and they were off. I grabbed Eli by the arm, “Wait. Let them find the kid. I think I know where Toni is.” I said. We turned in the other direction and I led him through the thick forest bed, on an old, obscured path, deep into the woods. I silently signaled for him to stop, and we dropped down on our haunches. “There is a clearing up ahead. Not very big. You go around that way, I will wait here till you're in position. If you see him, shoot him.” Eli nodded and crept through the trees towards the other side of the clearing. I sat on my leg, waiting. I listened to anything that was out of place. Any sound that didn’t belong. Eli’s voice came in over the earpiece, “Ok, I’m in position, let’s do this.” I stood from my perch and saw Eli in the distance, his gun in his hand, edging closer. I pushed through the branches and bushes on the ground, and as I came out into the clearing, my heart sank to the ground, and my body turned cold. I shut my eyes as the sound of the dogs barking grew closer and closer. I heard Eli’s thumping footsteps on the ground running into the center of the clearing, and I dropped to my knees, my gun falling out of my hand and the tears stinging my eyes. I did this. This is my fault. This kid is dead because of me.