Jackson watched as the other boy considered the small toy in his hand again. Something about it sure seemed to have his attention. The blue-eyed boy glanced down at the pile of tiny cars he’d created, trying to puzzle out what was so interesting about them. When Liam spoke, his words revealed what had been keeping his attention glued to the small metal thing—he apparently recognized it. And just like that his wolfish friend was out the door. Jackson blinked after him for a moment, confused. He glanced back down toward the pile of cars and picked one up in his free hand. He studied it, trying to see if he could recognize anything about it too, but wasn’t having any luck. Well, sitting in here wasn’t going to do him any good with that.
With the toy car and ring of keys in tow, the hybrid boy followed his friend outside, curiosity growing more and more. Liam hadn’t gone far, and in fact peering at something large in the overgrowth. Jackson was puzzled at first, but when Liam spoke, he began to realize just what he was looking at. Cerulean eyes widened in surprise, glancing between the huge beat up car and the tiny model in his hand. Oh man, that’s crazy. Liam’s earlier claim that they all died with the humans now seemed to be somewhat true; sure, it wasn’t exactly a monster in the first place, but this thing here sure looked beat to hell and “dead” to him. Jackson went in for a closer look as well, leaning forward slightly to get a better look inside the thing. This thing’s huge…