Hop in the back of the vehicle, preferably aside from gorilla creature.
- Thanks guys. So, where are we heading? You got any long-shot destination?
"Oh, very well. You may join us. In fact, I insist that you join us."
Load the hitchhiker like any other potentially valuable object, then continue driving towards our grave. I mean, the Forefathers Graves.
You attempt to grab the hitchhiker and toss him into the trunk - which is usually the start of something amazing - but he wriggles away and goes to sit next to the gimped gorilla. The Gorilla looks at him with vague interest before going back to cradling his arm in pain.
After he's in, you follow the road up through the outskirts and into the little clustered buildings of the town center. The buildings are quaint things, a story or two tall and made of whitish bricks, painted in dull and faded, but still varied tones of red, orange, yellow, and white. You turn right on remembrance road and stop in front of the area marked on your map. It's quite obvious, one of the few buildings that is over two stories tall and quite different from the buildings around it. The other buildings give it a wide berth and there's a border of red grass around the entire building. The building itself is a strange thing; it's made of wood and very old, judging by the condition of the wood. It's a thin, long rectangular building with flat sides and tall, spire like structures arranged in a radiating pattern, so that the one in the center is the tallest and the others stair-step down away from it in all directions. There are small, circular glass windows atop each spike and the windows are inlaid with metal plates in various almost runic designs. The doors to the building are massive, almost castle like double doors of wood bound with metal strips and flattened metal studs. The entire building is surrounded by an ornate metal fence that is quite weathered and showing its age.
The place has a definite air of being something out of time, different in all conceivable ways from the things around it.
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