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Hunting 101 - Class 12 (Wednesday period 7)
The Danger Shop was set up to look like a small village. John and the Impala were parked by the sign saying "Welcome to Hamlin".
"I said last class that when dealing with something that is a little less common, the most valuable thing you can do is research. That's what today's assignment is about. You were on the road and came across a newspaper article talking about a rash of children disappearing from the village of Hamlin. There was one boy, name withheld, whose siblings disappeared, talked about a figure in the night and hearing music. That's all the information you have. And that's more than you would start with on some hunts." John smiled slightly.
"Your assignment is to pair up and find out what's happening here, what's doing it and how to stop it. You can examine the area, talk to the people, go online at the library, whatever you need to do. It's completely up to you."
[OOC: Sorry this is so late; I had an orientation thing for a new job which took longer than I thought it was going to.Wait for OCD's up! Have at it!]
"I said last class that when dealing with something that is a little less common, the most valuable thing you can do is research. That's what today's assignment is about. You were on the road and came across a newspaper article talking about a rash of children disappearing from the village of Hamlin. There was one boy, name withheld, whose siblings disappeared, talked about a figure in the night and hearing music. That's all the information you have. And that's more than you would start with on some hunts." John smiled slightly.
"Your assignment is to pair up and find out what's happening here, what's doing it and how to stop it. You can examine the area, talk to the people, go online at the library, whatever you need to do. It's completely up to you."
[OOC: Sorry this is so late; I had an orientation thing for a new job which took longer than I thought it was going to.
Re: Investigate
The woman looked at the both of them and then sighed, stepping back to let them in the open door. "Fine."