He suddenly put between them three stones. "This is what you need to do… you need to go to a website called www.oraclechakra.com... And do some research on the chakras. I am not goin to waste our time on the details, you can figure it out for yourself."

 

Ozzie leaned forward. "These three stones are yours to give. You have to find three others, and the seventh… well that one will find you."

 

Jamie was immensely confused. "I don´t know what you are talking about! Who do I give the stones to, and for what purpose?"

 

Ozzie shook his head, and his eyes glazed over a little bit.

 "More than this I cannot say…

With Seven Stones he will find day

Sin in all but feat it not

Redemption comes and hits the spot"

 

More fucking rhymes. After sitting there a few minutes, Jamie realized that this meeting was over as Ozzie was just staring into space. She wrote down what he had said at the end, and grabbed the three stones… all of the smaller than marbles. She did not know much about stones or chakras, but she was damn well going to find out…

 

 

Hurtling past the main terminal building, they went to what appeared to be the hangars… Rico abruptly slammed on the brakes and they skidded to a halt. "No time for formalities bro, we gotta jump this fence and make a run for it!" And they duly vaulted the small fence separating them from the tarmac just as a small jet started to taxi out of the closest hanger.

 

The hatch popped open, and they jumped in just as the Mini Cooper burst through the fence and started at them.

 

Saturn was at the controls, and clearly had her foot on the gas as soon as they were in the plane. "Welcome to Crazy Ass Airways boys, strap in and enjoy the ride!"

 

The Mini Cooper seemed to be gaining on them for a few seconds, and Gideon was sure they would be cut off, but the jet accelerated quickly and then they were in the air and away!!!

 

Gideon slumped back in his seat. "Ok guys, would somebody please just tell me what the FUCK is going on?!!"

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Pieter

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