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~ALTHEA An involuntary shiver ran down my spine. I shot an alarmed stare at Tristan and he looked as clueless as I did. Yet he kept scanning the area for any sign of a strange apparition so that he would obviously attack it. "What do you think is out there?" I asked in a whisper. He shook his head slowly. "I don't know. I say we go back into the building as slowly as possible and when I tell you to run, you do without hesitation," he instructed and I noticed that his usual playfulness was gone. He was dead serious. I swallowed hard as I peered behind me. In my hurry to leave the building, I had given it some distance. It was probably four to five meters away. So I began to do as I was told. I retreated slowly while keeping my eyes on the dark trees. A twig snapped and something wh