The Rising dead: Alan Murray's case

Elizabeth had set up shop a block away from oxford street, which would help with ‘customers’.

The place had a large window glass, giving a good view of the street, with letters painted on it reading: Society of Strange Occurrences; the door was beside the glass and it was painted green, as it was Elizabeth’s favourite colour.

It was a two-room establishment, the first one was for people to entertain people that came in with their supernatural problems; It consisted of a desk and a table with chairs on the side.

This was where Elizabeth was at the moment sorting out the place, making it look tidy and welcoming as possible, Thomas had gone out to run some errands.

when she heard the bell from the door ring.

Standing behind her, and just entering, there was a hunky Scotsman with a smile on his face ready to greet her “well, hello there.” he said with a completely understandable Peterhead accent.

He had soft reddish-blond hair and a thick beard, and he was dressed as a countryman farm