On an unfinished road in Bellmere's eastern suburbs, the cab driver slammed on the brakes ten miles away from the police cordon near Crimson Star Shipyard.Even when Silas slapped several hundred dollars in cash onto the dashboard, he firmly shook his head and said, "Sorry, man. The road's gone up. It's nothing but mud pits and scrap metal, and if I drive in there, I'll wreck my tires."You could give me a gold bar, and I still couldn't take you any further."Silas didn't waste a word. He simply opened the car door and stepped out.The torrential rain came down like buckets of ice-cold water, pounding the ground and churning up a white mist.Without an umbrella, he stumbled along the pitted, muddy path and trudged toward the huge shipyard.Thomas had told him to wait at the precinct for updates and reassured him that the police were quietly closing in from the waterways and surrounding area, but he still couldn't sit still.Every time he closed his eyes, all he could see was Ave
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