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"Well if you realy must go, you can go I'm not keeping you here I said.
"So old man gimme my guns already" I told the shop keeper

Lara moved over to a sword hanging on the wall. The sword was rusty and ancient symbols were carved into it. Lara mumbled something in an ancient language, then turned to tge shopkeeper.
"I must have this. How much?" she asked.

"Its an antique. This sword is from 1500's. I've been searching for it for a long time. No wonder I cannot find it." Lara said replying to Dawns question.
"$379? Isnt that a little to underpriced?" She asked.

"I keep all antiques in the attic. There is so many things that that my father and I have found in there." She sighed. Lara took the sword from the hook and walked over to the counter. She pulled off her back pack and dumped it onto the counter. She pulled out her wallet and opened it up. Inside was money of every currency. Australian dollars, Euro, and so on. She pulled out $400 and handed it to the shop keeper.
"Wheres the premium collection?" she asked, trying to sound uninterested. "I wanna see."

Lara cringed at the word 'sweetheart' only her father was ever allowed to call her that. "hmph." Lara sighed. "Im sure my father told me of this place. I wonder if he ever saw the collection. His name was Joseph Croft. Ever heard of him?'

Lara sighed. Her father was not something she liked to discuss.
"Famous, no, not really. He was like me-adventurous and care free. He explored ancient temples and lands, finding hidden artifacts and ancient items." Lara turned to the old man. "Joseph Croft. Doesnt ring a bell huh? Anyway i shall be off. Dawn, would you like to stay over at my place? I cant imagine that you have any place healthy to stay."

Lara sighed. Dawn doesnt get it, she thought.
"My father... is dead." she murmed, a tear escaping her eye. "But mother wont mind. She doesnt really care what I do as long as its not dangerous." She turned to the old man.
"Thankyou." she said as she turned toward the door. Lara opened the door and stepped out into the abandoned moonlight streets. "I think it will be quicker if we go by foot." she said as she ran toward a light post. She climbed up it then swung in the over hanging bit. Lara let go and grabbed the next light post. She climbed up and stood atoop the light post. Lara jumped to the two story building next to the light post then turned around to see if dawn had followed.

"Oh," lara said as she turned to see Dawn. "i remember now, your not human. Well fully human." she corrected herself. "Well lets go." Lara ran to the edge of the building and jumped to the next. She did it again and again until she had passed 5 buildings. She got to another street and jumped off the building. She stuck her hands out anf dived toward the floor. As she hit the floor she rolled then stood up. Lara brushed herself off. "Okay through there." she pointed to a forest and began runnibg through it. A few minutes after beginning the run through the forest the trees opened up revealing a huge mansion. The mansion was white with many windows. It was three stories tall and was surroundes by a beautifly tamed garden. The garden was encaged by big cement walls and there was a huge iron gate, the place were you could eneter the garden, was right infront of them. It was open.
"Mother, you must lock the gate." she said to herself.
Lara through the gate and up the straight path through the garden. She walked up the marble steps to the front door and pished open the door. A man was already at Laras side.
"Good evening M'lady." his eyes wandered to Dawn. "Who is this?"
"Matthew, this is Dawn. Now, please leave." Lara said.
Matthew just stood and Lara shook her head.
"Your mother will be unhappy about this. A lady shood be modest. You are bringing street life home with you. Thst is surely not what a lady does."
"Shutup Matthew!"
Lara ignored matthew and turned to dawn.
"This is my house." She said as she turned to walk up the huge red carpet stairs that split into two at the wall. The room was lit by a huge chandelier. There was three doors on both sides of the room. The stairs split and leaded to more doors that stretched back to the front of the house. The house was surely meant for royalty.