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“If it’s hidden from the moon, then it’s likely deep beneath the surface.” I nodded slowly. “That makes sense. But what about the rest of the riddle?” We turned back to the book, flipping through more pages. Another image caught my attention—this one of a vast canyon, split down the center with rivers of what looked like lava flowing through it. “‘Through fire’s breath and tempest’s roar,’” Vanessa murmured. “Fire… molten rock… volcanic activity?” A memory from our travels sparked in my mind. “Ashville,” I said. “Their Territory is volcanic.”

She intended on going away for only 5 days, but Tyros just changed his plans causing her to change her. On her 13th birthday, she was taken in by a family who taught at the local school and had 3 boys. She didn’t have a lot of toys but loved doing experiments with the boys, It was when they did a project about volcanoes that she decided to become a volcanologist. Her interest was pulled to a volcano that formed almost 100 years ago and after her studies got a job studying it. Volcano’s formed over 1000’s years, but according to record, Tyros just popped up one day but has never made any significant movement and Marina was getting rather bored with it. Until now.

He continues to scan the pages, then turns the book on its side to look at a diagram. His eyebrows draw together as he tries to make sense of what he is looking at, then, "Hold on, it's saying here.... sen-oh-zo-ik era, sixty million years ago.... pal-ee-oh-zo-ik.... five hundred million years...." Brett gives her an angry look. "Is this the sort of thing that old man is giving you?" he demands. "A young girl reading this kind of thing?" Jenny's mouth drops open at his reaction. "What's wrong with it? It's a science book. About geology."

Vincent hesitated when he heard how specific I was. Richard uttered, "Talia studies volcanoes, too. She said it won't erupt. Would my granddaughter lie to me? You don't want her to go to the hospital with Adam, so you made up this nonsense. Canlis Mountain has been dormant for thousands of years. What makes you think it's going to erupt?" I took a deep breath, then dropped to my knees in front of Vincent. My voice shook as I said, "Mr. Donovan, I've loved nature documentaries since I was a kid. I studied geology in college, and upon graduation, I joined the volcano research institute.

“It might have been a tsunami. Something like that.” “A tornado in the center of the earth?” “Yeah.” “How was there enough air down there for a tornado?” “There were caverns.” “How do the men get down there?” “Uh, they rappelled.” “Okay.” I’m starting to feel woozy. “And at the end, they’re spit out of Stromboli.” “Like the food?” “No, it was a volcano. Its name was Stromboli.” “What’s the book called?” “Journey to the Center of the Earth.”