Red Moon

     Dave here with another character blog. The last one introduced Mox’s family, the Taylors. Well I’m continuing the human character blogs (since that’s really almost all that’s left with any major parts), but these humans are a bit different.

They’re SCIENTISTS!

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     Hopefully this will begin to show you the scope of the story I’m trying to tell. Unfortunately I can’t tell you a whole lot more except that they make a major discovery for the humans in the story.

     The main character for the scientists is Bailey Parrell. She makes the initial discovery that leads to interraction with Mox and his visions. She is quiet for the most part but knows when to speak her mind. Being a scientist she’s naturally inquisitive and subsequently very deep emotionally.

     Her co-worker and co-discoverer is Addisen Gregg. He has worked closely with Bailey for the previous 6 months before the discovery and has gotten a good feel for when Bailey is serious and when she’s not. Although intensely smart and serious about his work, Addisen is BIG nerd. He spent most of his high school and college weekends playing D&D with his other nerd friends.

     Bailey and Addisen are workers in the system. Gordon Peterson heads the facility they work in and it’s him they ultimately turn to with their discovery. Gordon is the fatherly figure at work, stern but fun to be around, with a good sense of humor. Until it gets serious and then it’s nose to the grindstone.

     The scientist don’t hold a huge chunk as far as number of pages in the book but what’s held within those pages is pretty devastating.

For Mox and the rest of the world.

Dave