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...“It is clearly some sort of transdimensional containment unit.”
“What does that mean?” Mahon asked.
“It is an object that exists as one thing in our reality and something else in a different realm. It leads to a place that is attached to our plane of existence but is also outside it.”
“Like the mists of the Celtic gods,” I said.

Ah, good stuff!

He hugged me. It was such a simple wordless gesture and so not like him.

This was a great moment!

“Now if we could all stop pretending to be lesser versions of ourselves, I believe this conversation will flow much easier.”

Lol! This is all so very amusing! I love this conversation at Applebee's.

Curran walked next to me. He wanted to wear sweatpants, because “they tear easier.” I asked him if he wanted me to get him some male stripper jeans so he could avoid looking like a Russian gangster from pre-Shift movies,...

bahahaha!

“He has the worst timing,” I said. “Always.”
“It’s his superpower.”

:) I'm so glad this episode is over. It was emotional indeed. Both because its actual content + personal reasons. Phew ... *relieve sigh*

"Either these were really, really advanced mythological creatures, or someone was controlling the entire horde, piloting them the way navigators piloted the undead."

Sounds pretty familiar. Much like Kate's favorite aunty. Hm ...

The phone clicked once, twice, and screaming punched my ear, the raw high-pitched howl of human terror. “Help! Help me!”
A heavy crash drowned out the voice and a familiar young voice shrieked. “He’s coming!”

This 'he' must be the 'he' from Ch.1 who was waiting for the ghouls, I guess. Argh, I so don't want to stop reading but I really have to got to bed!

Very mild spoiler ahead.

“Hi, Christopher.” I made my voice as gentle as I could. “How did you get here?”
“I walked.” Walked. The Keep was almost two hours away by vehicle. How in the world did he even find us?

So happy to see Christopher! And this definitely smells more like flying, not walking!

“It’s a wolf griffin,” I murmured. “Lion griffins come from Crete and Greece. This guy is from North Africa. They are mentioned in Berber folklore. Something about a giant bird and a wolf mating.”

Lol! I need to see this. Oh, wait! Not sure I actually want to see this! :)

"Knocking someone out was tricky, because it required power, speed, and the element of surprise, but when it worked, it made a statement."

Haha, you bet!