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Chapter 32 "Trade"
Katie makes a deal with some Malus for food.

Chapter 33 "The Seeker"
Katie realizes Jared has turned into a Seeker. She is very upset over the decision she has made to follow advice from the Indian Maiden and her older self.

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Chapter 30 "The Hoo Da Thot It Bridge"
Katie and the Sleepers follow slaves over the Hoo Da Thot It Bridge. Katie hears Jared's voice behind her. Her and the Sleepers find out they are in another Dimension.

Chapter 31 "To Much Control"
Katie and the Sleepers realize the wolves in the upper room cannot help themselves. The wolves are in big trouble and cannot even get a drink. Katie is beginning to understand the magnitude of her mission.

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Chapter 29 "Medallions"
Kat forces Katie to speak to her mom and let her know she is alright. Kat comes up with an idea to use the silver as Medallions to get it into Tartarus. Hank tells the Sleepers about the bridge that leads into Tartarus.

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