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his favorite shirt being ruined .
                  The men shot off several more rounds at him and Vyco, doing nothing more than destroy ing their clothes . Jayden could see Vyco was starting to get a bit irritated . He could’ve easily dodged the bullets but he was standing still, watching the men. He wanted to toy with the men who thought they were so strong.
                  “I’ ll give you one last chance to stop shooting at us and turn around and leave,” Vyco shouted to the men. Jayden rarely ever heard him raise his voice, as there was simply no need for him to do so. He was always awed by the power of it when he did.
                  “Dream on , old man,” one of the men yelled , then shots were fired in earnest. Vyco smiled, pleased they hadn’t backed down. He then nodded his head. Jayden immediately charged forward and in a matter of minutes all the men lay dead at his feet.
                  They hadn’t even had time to be surprised . I t had happened too quickly. Jayden knew he should n ’ t be happy to kill, and normally he wasn’t. With men like them , it was a victory to wipe them from the planet.
                  “ I’ ll call in the demons. There’s no use wasting the human bodies while they’re still warm ,” Vyco told him . Jayden wanted to get far away. He never liked witnessing the demons eat the humans, whether those humans were good or evil. It was disgusting.
                  “What would happen to us if they did wipe each other out?” Jayden asked with concern. A lot of the demons depended on the humans as their food source.
                  “Food will never be a problem , as it’ s nearly impossible for any demon to die. We can live off the humans or animals. But, like I told you earlier, no matter what happens they’ ll never be able to de stroy each other completely, “he said.
                  “ You have a journey to take and I want you to get started now ,” Vyco said in a tone that let Jayden know the conversation was over. He knew when he could push, and when he needed to back down, and right then it was time to back down. Vyco didn’t like anyone ever doubting him and Jayden’s questions would look like doubt in the demon’s eyes.
                  “I will leave now,” Jayden obeyed. He turned and walked away. He wouldn’t mind some time away from Vyco or the other demons.
     

Chapter Four
     
                  I was listening in on a private conversation I knew I had no business hearing. I couldn’t help myself. For the past two years my parents had been away so much and when home, they were always whispering. I didn’t catch a lot of what they said but enough to cause chills to run up and down my spine.
                  There were several men and women in my dad’s office and they hadn’t come out for hours. John, Brian, Sadie and I planned a recon mission to try and get information. We’d probably get grounded for life if we got caught .
                  “Okay, I’m really sick of my parents being so secretive . Sadie, you cause the distraction. Phoenix, get inside with the radio and we should be able to hear everything. You’re the only one small enough to fit under D ad’s desk,” John said.
                  I was shaking but knew I couldn’t let them down. I nodded my head, then we went to work. Sadie took a deep breath and downed a tablespoon of Tabasco sauce, which immediately turned her nose red and made her eyes start to water. She let out a loud cry, then went running down the hallway.
                  It didn’t take long for D ad’s office door to open. He stepped out to see what was wrong . C haos surrounded him, which was our plan.
                  “What’s going on out here?” Dad asked Brian and John, the oldest of us kids.
                  “We