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That girl is so dangerous,

That girl is so dangerous,

That girl is a bad girl

Numbers, dates. Words, names. They were everywhere. There was no rest from this bombardment of letters and numbers. Beyond Birthday had no rest. Death was at every corner, waiting to remind Beyond that He was never going to let him be.

'I will never be left alone.' Beyond thought, his body aching with despair. He watched the people walk by him. They didn't notice the young man crouched on the bench, his knees pulled up to his chest.

The bus to Whammy's House was late. Beyond was beginning to regret his decision to sneak out and go to the graveyard. 'Why did I go there anyway?' he wondered, knowing the answer. It was because Death didn't go where there was no one alive.

"This the 9:15 bus?" came a female voice. Beyond nodded without looking up at her. She sounded young, and he didn't feel like seeing if she had much longer.

A few moments passed in silence, Beyond acutely aware of the young woman's eyes on him. He was beginning to feel increasingly uncomfortable, so he looked over at her.

She was his age, give or take a year or two. Her black hair was cut short, her bangs hanging in her bright green eyes. Those eyes were abnormally green, they were almost glowing. They held his own red eyes in a trance.

The young woman smirked. "What's your name?" she asked. "They call me B." Beyond answered, his voice weak. He glanced up to see this girl's name, and his breath caught in his throat. He couldn't see it. There was nothing floating above her head.

"Nice. The name's Sen." the girl replied. "So, where are you going?" "A place called Whammy's House." Beyond answered. He wasn't sure what it was about this girl that made him answer her questions honestly.

Sen grinned wide, showing her perfect white teeth. "So am I. I suppose B means that you're number two." Beyond scowled. He hated being reminded that he was second to anyone. "Don't worry. I'm letter X. You're higher up than me." Sen said in a placating tone.

Beyond seemed to calm a little at this. "My name is actually Beyond." he said softly. He wanted to be friends with this girl who didn't have Death's mark over her head. "Cool name. Is the bus normally this late?"

"Not usually." Beyond replied. "Just my luck." Sen grumbled. Beyond had to chuckle at her overly comical expression. This girl was strange, but amusing. She dressed in an odd manner in Beyond's opinion as well. Her all black attire, complete with heavy black boots, was a little too obvious for his taste.

"Why do you dress like that?" he asked. He just had to know why anyone would want to be noticed like that. Sen looked surprised. "Because I want to stand out. I refuse to be ignored."

'There's no way she could be ignored dressed like that.' Beyond thought. He just nodded, watching as Sen reached into a black backpack she had placed by her feet. She pulled out a black notebook with strange writing on the front of it.

"What is that?" Beyond asked, pointing to the writing. "That? That's Japanese katakana. I'm half-Japanese and half-Polish, so I can read it." Sen explained. "What does it say?" "It says Death Note." Sen answered, a weird expression on her face. Beyond reached over to trace the symbols, but Sen jerked the notebook away.

"Please don't. This book is important to me." she said, her voice stern. He thought this was odd, but then again most of the kids at Whammy's had strange quirks. Beyond said nothing as he watched her open the notebook to a page with more of the symbols. There were there vertical lines of these symbols.

"What do those symbols say?" he asked. Sen gave him an odd smile and replied, "That's a secret." Beyond didn't like this answer and decided that he would find someone at Whammy's to tell him. If the notebook said Death Note then Death was involved. Besides, Sen acted odd when it came to the notebook. He wanted to know.

At that moment, the late bus arrived. Sen closed the notebook and shoved it back into her backpack. "Finally!" she exclaimed. She looked at Beyond and smiled, this one normal. "Come on. Let's go. I'm ready to get on with my new life." she said. As the two climbed onto the bus, Beyond found this statement strange.

Most of the time when kids came to Whammy's it was because their families were dead. They were not usually happy to be at Whammy's, at least to begin with. This girl seemed like she couldn't be happier. 'I will find out about this girl.' Beyond vowed.

Well, here is the first chapter! More will be coming!

Lyrics: Dangerous by Akon