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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY NINE
Wilkes changed into his vampire form and with the others holding on to each others piece of clothing, they were able to get to the where the ladder without much trouble.
“How do we get them up? Penelope asked, referring to Sarah and Derek's unmoving bodies.
“We'll get them up the old way,” Brie said as an idea crept into her head. It was quite a stupid and hilarious one but that made her fall in love with it more.
“What are you talking about?” Wilkes asked with a look of confusion on his face.
“Watch,” Brie said. She walked to where the ladder was and climbed up it like a cat. She was much faster than she had been when coming down. The torch she'd brought down with her, too, had gotten missing in the frenzy she'd met. If she hadn't wandered down there, it was very unlike they would have survived.
When she got to professor Ericson's office, a smile spread across her face. She was no more in the dark,
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