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  1. "Today's Sabbath," the man said, holding a bottle of liquor. "Today we eat, drink and be merry." Campbell and Montague's grins widened.
  2. The man sorted through his things. Campbell looked hopeful as he heard a liquid stir. "It's Sunday," the man said. "No work on a Sabbath."
  3. Montague's non-starter did break the music. Campbell said. "We're glad we ran into you, Chief. Car's broke. You gotta gas around here?"
  4. Montague could feel Campbell's gaze. It was one which read, "Seriously? Where's the fire? Seriously." Montague sighed defensively.
  5. The man with gold hair shrugged. "There's the fire." he said plainly as he pointed at the fire pit. Ask a silly question, Montague sighed.
  6. Be cool, Montague struggled as he approached the blond man with the guitar. Say something cool. "Where's the fire?" was all he could manage.
  7. Montague bit his lip. A hippie? In the middle of the desert? But the more he thought, the more the sweet song washed his thoughts away.
  8. The figure stopped playing and looked up. It was a man, not a woman, with a thinly cut face and immaculate features. His eyes were blue.
  9. It must be from the fire, Campbell thought. "Hey there," he said weakly. The sound of the guitar soothed the chill twisting down his spine.
  10. Elegant fingers strummed a guitar at the figure's lap. The figure shook the tangle of hair. Campbell thought he saw eyes as red as embers.
  11. Someone was sitting at the fire. Montague thought it was woman, but his or her features were covered in a messy mane of long blond hair.
  12. Campbell walked silently towards the figure. Montague stopped for a second, and then continued towards the figure and towards his fate.
  13. They saw a camp fire a hundred yards away. There was a figure beside it, but it was hard to tell if the figure stood on two legs or four.
  14. They didn't know Madison had vanished completely behind them, and with him gone, there was nothing left between them and oblivion.
  15. They were aware Madison was somewhere behind them, but they dared not turn their backs on the sound, for fear it might disappear completely.
  16. Montague and Campbell trekked silently through the desert, aware mostly of the soft singing . . . or was it a guitar . . . in the distance.
  17. Madison was walking away from the song, away from the sweetness, away from his friends, away from doom. He had turned his back on them all.
  18. It wouldn't work this time, Madison thought. It had happened before. It won't happen again. Madison took a step backwards, and then another.
  19. But then Madison heard the song from his past. It was the same damn thing, biding his feet to move before mind ever cared to make a step.
  20. The tainted memory has saved him. Montague and Campbell made their doomed trek in the distance. Madison was just about to join them.