Montgomery went to visit McPherson once again. He advised him to tighten the cordon. McPherson acted normal this time, and agreed to what he saw as a wise idea. Then Montgomery returned to the children with three black, heavy suits and night vision goggles. "It's time for the hunt," he had said. For that was what he meant to do: to save James Harper. And so, into the night they lurked. Suddenly, but no, it was an illusion; there was nothing there, nothing important, anyways.