He looked up at the female that had spoken, and sighed.

"Send them in." he said.

"The sooner they're sent out, the better." he reasoned.

The woman nodded and disappeared from the door... and a few seconds later, a pair of people walked through the door. They were Tyson and Aedan, Unit members.

"Sharp." Tyson said.

"King." Hal responded, before they both smirked.

"Please, sit." he then offered them.

"Yes, something did." Sharp responded, as Tyson sat down as well.

"Here." he said, sliding a folder towards them.

"Reports of students dying." he told them, as Ty opened the folder.

"...college students." he said. "...and they're finding actual skeletons." he muttered.

"See why you two are fit for this job?" Hal asked.

"...I do." Tyson muttered.

"I'll drive." Tyson responded.

"There anything else we should know?" he asked Sharp.

"All we know is what's in the file." Sharp replied.

"Well then, I suppose we're off." Ty said.

"According to the file, the deaths are starting to quickly rack up." he commented.

"We'd better get to the bottom of this, quick."

As they walked, Ty sent a similar text to Miki.

"Poor kid." he said.

"Every so often, things just pile up on her, and she needs that mental health break." he muttered.

"I wish I could help." he said further.

"But I can't. Her abilities are something I just can't help with." he lamented.

"So how are things with you and demon boy?" he asked Aedan as they reached the car.

"You two finally makin' things serious?"

Ty was silent for a moment, before he laughed out loud.

"Yep." he said as they got into the vehicle.

"That's true." he admitted.

"Good on ya, kid." he then said, starting up the car.

"Glad ya found someone." he told her.

"Always makes life nicer to have someone." he reasoned.

Tyson sighed as they pulled out of the parking lot.

"Usually." he said.

"We have some... unique challenges." he told her.

"But we just have to deal with them, day to day." he said further.

"Regardless, any ideas on what's doing this?" he asked, referring to the case.

"Anything familiar?"

"That's fair enough." Tyson replied.

"Was worth a shot." he shrugged.

"But we need to be ready for anything." he warned her.

"We have NO idea what's happening, but we really should prepare for death." he sighed.

"Over and over again." he muttered.

"This won't be fun. At all."

"...again, fair point." Tyson sighed.

"And we'll get there in about an hour or so." he told her.

"...closer to 2 hours if I actually obeyed the speed limit." he then muttered.

"But hey, time is precious." he then quickly reasoned.

"Regardless, yeah, about an hour. I think I can cut the time a little further with some creative usage of back roads and such." he then added.

"Think we should?" he asked her.

"Done deal." Tyson responded, before quickly turning onto a side road.

After a little 'creative' driving, they arrived at the school in 50 minutes.

"Not bad timing." Tyson said as he swerved into a parking spot and turned off the vehicle.

"All right, let's get inside." he told her.

"From what I understand, the building's under quarantine, so nobody's been in or out since the first discovery." he said further.

"Granted, the fact that they found 4 more soon after probably helped in that." he then muttered.

"Neither would I." Tyson admitted with a small sigh.

"Anyway, let's see what's happening." he told her.

With that, the two of them entered the building... and were met with absolute silence.

Silence, and stillness.

"...well." Tyson muttered.

"This is eerie." he commented.

"Unnatural, even."