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Ok, before you read any of this, the people in this story are part of this online group I'm in called arrow, basicly, you'll learn about all the members (yea, they all have screwey names, they made them, not me) so yea, just in case you where wondering. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- A new day dawns… It was 6:30 in the morning at arrow HQ, the only person up was Gonk. He sat at the kitchen bench and stared at the letter in front of him. It had arrived in the mail early in the morning, with the coffee mug paused halfway to his mouth, Gonk just stared at it, going over and over it in his mind;

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