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"You guys want me to spy on some stranger in town just because some people are afraid of them?"

Bruno asked and Mirabel nodded. Bruno sighed and reached into a pouch strapped to his waist and took out a pinch of salt throwing it over his shoulder.

"Little salt."

He muttered to himself before looking back to Mirabel and Dolores.

"Alright let's go."

He told them before he began preparation work to begin his vision. Dolores watched him in wonder.

"You've never seen Bruno prepare a vision before have you?"

Mirabel asked as she looked over from her uncle to her cousin. Dolores shook her head.

"Alright."

Bruno said once everything was set up.

"Dolores,"

he called to her and she hesitantly stepped forward.

"You might want to hold on to something."

He told her and held his hands out for her to take. Hesitantly Dolores sat down in front of him and took his hands. She looked to Mirabel one last time for reassurance. Mirabel gave her a double thumbs up and a smile before stepping back so she wouldn't get caught up in the sand storm of Bruno's vision.

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A swirl of sand that glimmered with flashes of green light had engulfed the family members. Bruno's eyes shined the familiar green that signified he was viewing into the future. The sandy forms of Dolores could be seen along with the figure of her fiancé, Mariano. They looked happy and Dolores could be seen smiling up at him before leaning up for a kiss to seal their marriage.

"The wedding will go a long perfectly."

Bruno announced and Dolores smiled, content to know that her wedding would not be ruined. But as the figures of her and her fiancé faded a new one came into focus. This one was wearing a hooded cloak.

"That's them,"

Dolores said as she trained her eyes on the figure,

"the stranger."

She added.

"The voices said they wore a hood."

Bruno focused his eyes on the stranger and the vision shifted again, the stranger pulled their hood down and the both of them could see a girl with tired eyes and messy hair held up in a braid. Then it shifted once more for the last time and the stranger was surrounded by thousands of angry people that finally attacked her, tearing her clothes, scratching her face, and trying to rip her limb from limb it seemed. The stranger opened her mouth and a shrill scream could be heard and with that the vision stopped.

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"Tío Bruno?"

Dolores spoke softly to the man who seemed rather shaken by the vision he had just had.

"Are you alright?"

Mirabel asked as she walked over. She looked down at the glossy green glass that held Bruno's vision. In it she could see the image of the stranger with her hood down and tired eyes gazing hopelessly back at her.

"I'm fine."

Bruno assured the girls as he stood.

"Your wedding will have absolutely no problems."

Bruno said to Dolores with a tired grin.

"Thank you tío Bruno."

Dolores said before she gave her uncle a grateful hug and rushed out of the cave and down the stairs. Once she was gone Mirabel turned to her uncle.

"What's wrong?"

She asked as she walked over to him. He was now holding the glass of his vision.

"This stranger,"

he said as he pressed his fingers to the glass and then looked to his niece,

"she's in danger. Terrible terrible danger."

He said.

"You think?"

Bruno placed the vision aside and prepared his cave for another vision.

"What are you doing?"

Mirabel asked.

"I'm looking again."

Bruno replied.

"But you won't see much more, will you?"

Mirabel asked curiously.

"Perhaps."

Bruno replied.

"I was looking to see if Dolores' wedding was in danger last time. This time I will look to see more about this stranger and if she's in danger."