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"You can't get that far. Feels like your skin is boiling if you try." Jeremiah shook his head. "So it's really just this town and some of the area around it."

He was half tempted to make a Doctor Who reference: other ashdown was bigger on the inside.

"I will tell you that there are differences, that there are places we cannot get to and others that are not at all the same." Shoulders rolled and stretched. "If you keep at this, I'm sure you'll eventually find yourself there."

Jeremiah let out a huff at hearing veil but that was just because it was how he referred to it most of the time. His fingers softly snapped together, gaining Hellbine's attention. The small cat stretched, let out a dainty mew, and butted his head briefly against Shun's torso before he was climbing over to his owner.

"Nothing more than I've already told you. There is a lot of other things I could, in some part, tell you but I don't know that it would be of assistance unless you're able to go there." He paused a moment as he scooped up Hellbine and settled the cat on his shoulder. "Just be careful and if you, for some reason, happen to run into something that is not from here? Let me know so that we can do something about this. There is an entire town full of people that know very little about what is going on and we need to protect them."

At least for now, until they could someday talk about this without worrying being perceived as a basket case.

Jeremiah inclined his head as he stood as well.

"You'll likely be in the thick of it before you realize it. Just watch for the dreams," his hand went to rest against the cat on his shoulders to make sure he was not moving too much, "and if they do start - let me know. I can take you over if you want, should it happen, Sergeant."

With another nod, he was turning to head back down the path and to his car to head home. Jeremiah paused briefly. "There's always going to be more questions and the only thing we can do is hope to find the answers before it's too late." A small shake of his head. "Have a good evening, Kuroda."

Then he was turning to leave and head home.