The sound, much like thunder, also terrified many people, who backed away from the zealots even further, and also from me. The Sparrows turned to face... me and brandished their staves furiously, determined to make me pay for attacking one of their kind. I got off another round, causing another of their company to fall. It was a lot easier with them making such a large target, all massed in a circle. I couldn’t miss if I tried.“You there, what are you doing? Attacking a Sparrow is a sacrilege and. "What are you doing here?" Mike demanded."Returning a book," I replied. "What are you doing here?" Although itseemed obvious what they were doing."MMMppphhhh!" Teresa squealed in alarm as she looked from me to others andback again.Will and Dave were holding Teresa on the floor; her mouth had been gaggedwith several strips of brown parcel tape that Teresa kept in herstationary cupboard. She looked at me with wide, terrified and pleadingeyes."Quiet!" hissed Isaac. "What we gonna do now?"Ash and. As Luka drags me out of the car I look atthe people in the distance praying for one of them to look this way andnotice that there's something wrong. That's the thing with London;everyone is trying hard not to notice everyone else. The two men lead mebehind the main building and I am worried they are taking me there tokill me. I have to calm myself down; why would they have chosen such apublic place.As we come around a corner I see a figure standing there. It takes me amoment to realise it is. "We're good."Upon hearing this, "Xander", together with "Angel" and "Spike", pausedtheir dancing and walked up to us. "There's another party rule weforgot to mention," he said. "No wallflowers allowed!" Immediately,"Angel" pulled Charlie to the dancefloor; my woman-shaped friend onlyhad time to let out a little feminine yelp of surprise, and then it wasJake's turn. A smiling "Xander" whisked him off, leaving me with"Spike". In no time, I found myself on the floor together with him, mycheeks red.