> "Jane!" Kristen jumped a little as she turned to see her Precept
standing
> near her. "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to wake anyone. I'm fine," Kristen
> shook her head and sighed. She decided that she had better come clean and
> tell Jane what had been happening lately; if Kristen was right, Jane
should
> know about the potential problems surrounding the other Legacy House, and
on
> a personal note, if Kristen was going to be able to take the action she
had
> determined was necessary, if only for her own peace of mind, then she
would
> need Jane's permission.
> "Uhm, well, maybe not completely fine. I've been having, well,
> nightmares. Every night for the past week," in a strained voice, Kristen
> rushed into explaining her nightmares of seeing the San Francisco House
> covered in darkness, the feelings of foreboding, the terror which hadn't
> failed to wake Kristen every night.
> "And I keep seeing everyone's faces, Jane. In weird flashes, Nick,
Alex,
> Rachel, Derek..." Kristen's voice trailed off as her eyes shadowed with
> remembered fear.
> "Not exactly scientific I'm afraid," Kristen said to Jane with a wry
> smile. "I thought I would check the computers and see if there was any
sort
> of problem..."
>
Jane:
Jane took a seat beside the younger woman and listened to her as she
described the dreams in detail. "Well, we don't exactly go purely on
scientific theory around here anyway," she pointed out. "A lot of what we
do is based on gut feelings, particularly the ones that we find hardest to
shake. They are not always right, but sometimes they are." She gazed at
the monitors mounted before her thoughtfully for a few moments. "What did
you find out when you checked up on them?"
