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Subject: .. Hell's Bells Toll ....Trio of Troublemakers .... A Howl to Remember Me By ..

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Death Toll, Bloody Sunset, Downtown Dover

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Date Posted: 21:46:10 07/03/04 Sat

Toll stretched his legs, yawning amiably. He was in a good mood for once, and raised a hind paw to scratch at the old worn leather collar that resided around his neck. They had left that place behind with everyone else. Their human had left them with everyone else. Sure, that other human had watched them and fed them for a while, but then it all seemed to fall away one day. And they stopped getting food. So they were back where they started - on the street.

At his side was the rather unlovable brute dubbed Bloody Sunset, affectionately termed Sunny by the human they had owned. He was somewhat disheartened that she was gone, but was over it by now. He was used to the alley and the street life, having gone through three different humans because of his 'bad' habit of biting and knawing and liking blood. He didn't see the problem. But apparently humans were squemish.

Dover was the one that kept pacing. He had never officially been abandoned, nad refused to believe that she was gone forever - despite the fact that they'd been on their own for a good year now. He turned his head upwards to the sky, offering another german shepherd solute to his lost human. The mastiff dubbed Sunny simply blinked at him, and Toll huffed angirly.

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