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Phantom Roy the Silver Sentinel

PHANTOM ROY The Roy moves out its an hour past mid nite moves into the street Phantom moving through the near empty streets not much going on at this late empty nite hour not a word uttered to the motor cyclist the motor transport cyclist are strategically placed waiting for their late night customer from i don know... Phantom slides past them and moves up the street purposefully as if on an assignment of great importance sights patrol car which slows down on seeing phantom the armed officers make a u turn mid street and go back go back to where coppers emerge daily from phantom movers further up the empty streets another cyclist gang strategically positioned gang disturbs his night peace.. where to bro.. phantom shaking his head not a word uttered phantom entering an unlit street.. not a look back phantom eying an approaching saloon car which has just one right eye light... saloon slows down driver saying something... saloon driver reversing going back to wherever saloon drivers come from in the hour past mid-nite phantom proceeding further into a randomly... randomly lit street.. its obvious hes now circumnavigating the entire residential estate.... the phantom takes out a camera phone and take a photo of his shadow... which appears from the lighting by the overhead random lighting.. phantom accessing a social network application he uploads the photo under his real profile name on the site he names it night of the silver sentinel phantom moves back home and closes his door behind him escapade over.. Its finally over.. such was the nite of the Roy became the silver sentinel.. The wierd phantom ROY.. Strange Roy Lewis k Nyaga 20/11/2014

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