Helens on the left," John said a little later. He was pointing at a towering, snow covered peak to their north. "It's a volcano." Really?" Megan asked... curiously. "Can it blow up?" I don't think so," John answered with a smile. "I think the last time it had any activity was in the 1840's or 50's."They stopped in the little town of Yale to buy food they could cook over a camp fire. The little store had some fresh trout that some of the local men had caught that morning. Some home canned green. I extended a hand to greet her, but Tami just swatted it aside and instead gave me a full-on hug—crushing the entirety of those unbearably soft tits against my body.As she hugged me, Tami whispered, "I can't tell you how great it is to finally meet you! There are NO people my age at Site B, they're all like fifty or sixty. I have nobody to talk to. Imagine how stoked I was when I found out the new IDL was gonna be some cute, young guy!"Aw crap. Did she really just say "cute?"By the time I got. "Well, looks to me like something, since you have a bag and your thumb was out. How's about you get in the car, I'll take you to my place and you can at least warm up? Then, if you still want to go, so be it," he replied. I raised my eyes up from the ground to look at him. I was surprised to find a look of concern on his face when I had been expecting to see his infamous look of self-righteousness. I slowly walked around the front of the car. As I placed my hand on the doorknob, I heard the. Avondur was unique in that way, ancient pacts and conditions made it a neutral ground of sorts neutralizing some abilities without any indication how this was accomplished.Staying directly over the old road and traveling at conservative speed while the sun was reasonably safe and then they saw the Gateway oasis, where they hoped to find the Sentinel.Both of them only appeared to be men, both were powerful entities with abilities far beyond mere mortals, yet due to rules, pacts and agreements.