Early in the morning, Tex McCado arrived at the family entertainment center, which had been closed for quite some time. He checked that the chain on the front doors had not been damaged.
It had been put there to keep the people lured inside from fleeing without keeping their promise to clean the place. Of course, its main purpose was to feed the Evil Spirits inside so they would not bother the town's residents.
As agreed, the people from the auto repair shop drove over the RV with its tires replaced. Everything inside was still as it had been before the vehicle was towed away; nothing had been looted.
This was the understanding between the repair shop workers and Tex McCado. As long as they confirmed no one was coming to claim the vehicle, they would begin dividing the spoils. Naturally, they would not forget to loot valuables from the corpses, either.
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The Evil Spirits residing inside satisfied their desire to kill, while the others received the remaining worldly wealth. Each took what they wanted.
Seeing the repair shop workers get out of the vehicle, Tex McCado habitually asked, "So? Was there anything valuable in the RV?"
"It was all worthless junk. Only the vehicle itself had some value, along with a battery I'd never seen before. But the RV was rented, so it won't be easy to deal with afterward."
"No matter. I have channels for selling this kind of RV. We'll just have them offer a better price. Once it's sold, we'll split the money evenly."
With the matter of the vehicle settled, one of the repair shop workers turned and asked, "Any