Norman:
I was ready to head to the hospital and fight the monsters when Kaye stopped me. He said he'd take over with the warriors, Penn, and the others. What he wanted from me was different, he wanted me to find the father.
With the Zharns, it was possible now to track him down. We had spies scattered everywhere, tracking every sign of the Zharns, marking where they were emerging.
The moment I stepped deeper into the rogue woods, I smelled it. The intense foul stench of death that didn't belong to the woods before. The father wasn't hiding anymore. He had come out. He had to. He wanted to be close enough to the monsters to control them, to guide them.
I started pacing through the woods, following nothing but that rancid trail. I had no clue where he was. All I could do was rely on instinct, on the stench that clung to the trees and the dirt.
