Hemodiealysis (222.r.3)

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SAFE HOUSES » MARK Dialysis for ten thousand vampires — or more than a hundred thousand patients requires about two thousand ‘caves’. There is no way we could hide two thousand caves in California. So we didn’t. We hid about 80. The exact number, I don’t know. They were set up without me even knowing who created them, let alone where they were. Maybe 100 in Texas. 60 in Massachusetts. 40 in Pennsylvania. 80 in New York. In total we had something about two thousand caves throughout the contiguous 48 states. Alaska and Hawaii had caves also, but because they required air or international travel, we did not consider them. The primary goal of the two thousand caves was to support the exodus of ten thousand vampire slaves to a safe refuge. They also supported the local communities’ dialysis needs. Detailed design plans and purchasing information was available on both our ‘dark’ and ‘plain sight’ web sites. Any vampire could easily acquire the equipment needed to support a multi-shift dialysis clinic. They just had to provide the safe and sterile facility. And figure out how to get a base-level of patients. Enough to support a few vampires visiting for a while. With the safe-house caves in place, we simply had to communicate where they were. Simple, except the complication of preventing anyone else knowing the location. Turns out this was trivial as long as our resistance wasn’t significantly infiltrated. • Vampire powers varied per person — but one skill was available to all of us. We had heightened visual acuity towards blood. About 100-fold better than the average person. Blood diluted one part to a hundred parts of water looked the same to us as obsidianblack ink looked to humans. We could paint signs with this diluted solution in plain sight to us, but completely invisible to the living. A few of these signs in succession and we had a treasure map that only a vampire could follow. Or an exodus plan. - 127 -


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Epilogue : Hemodienamics

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pages 175-180

Venice » Mark

2min
pages 171-174

Donations » Dr. A

1min
pages 169-170

Doctors (2) » Dr. A

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pages 167-168

Requests » Dr. A

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pages 159-162

Requests » Mark

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pages 155-156

Exodus (3) » Sandra

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pages 157-158

Doctors » Dr. A

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pages 163-166

Exodus (2) » Sandra

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pages 153-154

Exodus » Patrick

1min
pages 151-152

Bishop » John

3min
pages 139-142

Exodus » Sandra

6min
pages 145-148

Exodus » Mark

2min
pages 143-144

Safe Houses » Mark

3min
pages 137-138

Defending Boardwalk » Ron

1min
pages 135-136

Exodus » Bruce

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pages 149-150

Defending Boardwalk » Mark

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pages 131-134

The Neighborhood » Carl

4min
pages 127-130

Negotiations » Dr. A

2min
pages 125-126

The Second Convoy

3min
pages 109-112

July 5th

4min
pages 113-116

Razors

2min
pages 107-108

350 Acres

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pages 121-124

Communication

3min
pages 117-120

Menlo Park » Jo-Anne

2min
pages 103-104

Sunnyvale » Dr. A

1min
pages 105-106

It Takes a Village

4min
pages 87-90

Ignorance

1min
pages 93-94

Convoy

8min
pages 95-100

Contact Lists » Mark

1min
pages 101-102

The Ring

4min
pages 83-86

Lana

3min
pages 79-82

Five Hundred

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pages 77-78

Hemodiealysis

2min
pages 75-76

El Toro

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pages 73-74

Phones and Watches

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pages 71-72

Sirius Black

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pages 69-70

Needles » Mark

3min
pages 66-68

Bills » Nancy

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pages 63-65

Influence

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pages 53-54

Sacramento » Nancy

4min
pages 57-60

Road Trips

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pages 55-56

Recovery

5min
pages 47-50

Menlo Park (4) » Susan

1min
pages 51-52

Roofs

5min
pages 43-46

Menlo Park (3) » Susan

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pages 41-42

Menlo Park (2) » Susan

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pages 27-28

Vampires and Slaves

5min
pages 35-40

Hemodialysis

4min
pages 31-34

Menlo Park » Susan

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pages 19-20

The Prank

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pages 13-18

The Recruit » Dr. A

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Transplant Lists

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