Something Pt. 2

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Barely a couple of months after the Thor incident, a new threat brews and loyalties start to be questioned as the group gets torn away from one-another and Ed goes missing.

part 2

    1. Something Begins 
    2. Something Strange
    3. Something Puzzling
    4. Something Startling
    5. Something Breaks
    6. Something Captured
    7. Something Searched
    8. Something Crazy
    9. Something Searched Pt  2
    10. Something Significant
    11. Something Dangerous
    12. Something Assisted
    13. Something Assigned
    14. Something Broken
    15. Something Beckon
    16. Something Easy
    17. Something Planned
    18. Something Infiltrated
    19. Something Spied
    20. Something Deduced
    21. Something Infiltrated Pt. 2
    22. Something Peaceful
    23. Something Alive
    24. Something Relocated
    25. Something Caged
    26. Something Dated
    27. Something Hatched
    28. Something Aided
    29. Something Missing
    30. Something Back
    31. Something Stolen
    32. Something Betrayed

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