Fee Fi Fo Fin

  10 JUNE 2000. 6:00 AM. On the flight to Sacramento, VERDANCE (Emerson Copeland) and VICTOR (Avery Fields) both knew what was coming. Five months ago, before they cornered Willem Lipton in a cabin and VICTOR took him down with two shots from a sniper rifle, VICTOR and VERDANCE candidly spoke about their experiences with the King in Yellow. During which VICTOR shared what he had learned from a communion with one of the Goetic demons that they had encountered in New Orleans. He told her what it told him: " THEY FUNDAMENTALLY MISUNDERSTAND IT. THEY THINK IT [ THE KING IN YELLOW ]  CAN BE USED LIKE A WEAPON. CALIFORNIA IS GOING TO BE BAD ".  The words of Bune, the unassuming demon that VICTOR had spoken with in an El Paso parking lot. Those words rang through both of their heads when Jason Swyneherd, their superior in the FBI Task Force PATCON, told them they were both heading to California as the Task Force's point-of-contact regarding a racially-motivated mass shooting car...

  30 JANUARY 2000 On a roadside in rural Oklahoma, Lt. Avery Fields trudges out of the brush. On the highway, a range rover sits idling, its doors are open, most of its windows shot out. Inside, and scattered around the vehicle, are a number of dead men, before the vehicle are two cruisers of the Oklahoma State Police. Lieutenant Fields approaches the vehicle and confirms the kills. Four men, former affiliates of the Aryan Union, later connected to the "Aryan People's National Resistance" (APNR), a white supremacist militia the operated in Oklahoma since in the mid-1980s, and which in only the last two days, and almost totally dissolved. Further up the road, on the other side of the barricade, an FBI cruiser parked, and Special Agent Emerson Copeland stepped out.  For nearly fifteen years the APNR sat on the FBI's secret list of "impenetrables", this was a brief, unofficial list of organizations which the FBI had failed numerous times to insert undercover ag...