[PRIVATE: DGFone & Thewhistlerify]

[DGFone]

When they got back, it was almost nighttime. Delano lay down to try and fall asleep, but couldn't. Instead, he lay in the den, thinking. Slowly, a plan formed in his mind.

After a long time, Delano went over to Muroki and nudged him awake. "I need to talk to you," was all he said before walking outside into the night.

[TheWhistlerify]

As he walked outside with his brother, Muroki suddenly said something, "So um... Kasi's friends seem nice."

[DGFone]

Delano nodded. "Yeah, they are," he said. "But it's not about that..." He paused, not knowing how to continue. "I don't want you to force you to come with me," he said hesitantly, "but... I would like to find the murderers. I want to find who is responsible and why." He said. "Tomorrow, I will talk with the police force Kasi talked about. They might know something."

[TheWhistlerify]

Muroki said, "I also want that..." there was a high chance that finding them will be dangerous. "Let's say we do find them. Then what?"

[DGFone]

Delano hesitated. "I don't know." He admitted. "It's just that, I feel like if something isn't done, we won't be the only ones with dead relatives." He tried explaining further. "They were murdered and you know that! What if they are not the only ones? What if this is only the beginning?"

[TheWhistlerify]

Muroki frowned, "How should I know? All I'm saying is that we can't just walk up to them and demand answers. That was an entire group we saw from the hill that day."

[DGFone]

Delano nodded. "I know we can't. But what other options do we have? Just ignore everything? Like I said: I don't think that ours is a lone incident." He said. "If we lie low, more bad things will happen."

[TheWhistlerify]

Muroki sighed, [b]"I didn't say I was going to ignore what happened either."[/n]

[DGFone]

Delano looked away, thinking. "So what do you propose we do?" He asked. "If we don't go to that police force, who do we go to?"

[TheWhistlerify]

Muroki shrugged, "I think they're the best option right now." talking to them sounded like a good place to start.