Veena:
I feel the soft cold grass against my fur as I slowly try to raise my purple Eevee head from the ground. Wait? What? Eeevee head? But I'm supposed to be a 14 year old girl with brown hair! What is going on? What is…. what is happen-happening. Oh my head. It feel like a million hammers are pounded against my skull and I have an aching pain in my chest. How did I become an Eeevee? I try to search my memory, but it is completely blank. Nothing is coming to my mind. My memory is totally gone. The only thing I know is that I'm supposed to be human and the three other Eeevees around me are human too. And they are my friends. That is all I know as I collapse on the ground and back into blackness
Ethan:
I know somewhat what happened. I don't know why, or what it is, but I know we are under some kind of ancient curse that only lets us be human for four hours, and Eeevee's the rest of the time. I am blue, an Eeevee just like the others. My love, or should I say my secret love, Heiwa, a white Eeeve with angel wings, is sleeping right beside me. My face darkens five shades of red as she moves closer to me. But I am too tired to move. Everything takes so much effort as I struggle to stay awake and above the murky thoughts. Can I?
Aaron:
It all came as a bright flash of light, just a bright flash. Then we all were Eeevee's. Just like that. I don't remember much, but I was the smartest of the group, more brighter than Ethan or the others would think, even if I'm a green Eeevee now. But I always hide the fact I was so knowledgeable, afraid of others judgment and ridicule. I would need all my strength and knowledge to figure out this curse. I will figure out what happened and why are memories are almost wiped clean. I will.
Heiwa:
Heiwa. It means peace in Japanese. My parents, whoever they are, picked that named especially for me because I looked so peacefull and come as a baby. It really would go on with my personality later on in life as I became older, always trying to keep the peace and help others. I know I will have to hold our group together. We are the only family we have. I sigh and cuddled closer to Ethan. I'm too tired to think, to tired to be responsible. I'll think of something…. in the morning.
