Chapter 34I stood in the warehouse with Hilda and Hank several hours after my conversation with Raquel.
Hank handed me a piece of paper, but I shook my head. It was a photograph of a single rectangular building, which was three stories high and behind a barbed-wire fence, which had ivy growing on it. There was also that unmistakable electrical shock warning sign on the left side of the fence. Although I couldn’t help flinching even though it was only a photograph, and I still hadn’t seen this detention camp in person. I still couldn’t comprehend how something so awful could happen in Magnifico.
“It’s the camp we’re liberating,” Hank said.
I frowned. “I figured that part out for myself.”
“You’ll need to know what it looks like so you can concentrate on the image when you poof there.” Hi
