Hey there. Now, many of the characters in this chapter are based off of real people. These people are all really very cool, especially me! (laughs)

Enjoy!

(Kari's POV)

I woke in the morning not wanting to get out of bed. I shut off my alarm groggily and sat up. It took my brain a few moments to realize this was the first day back at school.

I sighed and scratched at my messy hair.

I got out of bed and dressed in my school uniform. I really don't know where it came from, it just kind of magically appeared.

Walking out into the living room, I almost fell over a few times, still being tired and all, and nearly missed the bowl when I went to pour milk for cereal.

'Dear lord what is this?' Karakin gagged in my head.

"Cereal." I answered, looking upward at a glance.

I must've spoken out loud because Tai was looking at me funny.

"Yeah, cereal. You feeling okay this morning?" he asked with a chuckle.

I rubbed my eyes and groaned.

"Schooooool…." I droned and dropped my head.

"Oh whatever, it's not that bad! It'll be much better actually now that you're senior." Said Tai comfortingly.

I nodded with my head still on the table.

After breakfast, I left the apartment and made my way to the bus stop, the place where the digidestined usually meet up for school.

I saw Davis and Cody, and noticed the absence of Yolie and Ken.

"Hey, where are Yolie and Ken?" I asked.

"They have their first two periods off, remember?" answered Davis.

"Hard morning?" asked Cody with a smile.

"Shut up." I said tiredly.

"Awe, we're just poking fun." said Davis.

"Where's T.K?" I asked, noticing he wasn't there.

"No idea. I haven't seen him for a while." Davis answered, looking around.

"I heard that he was housing a foreign exchange student this year." said Cody.

"He is, some girl from Ireland named Sonya." I answered.

"Well you sound happy." Cody stated. I looked at them.

"What?"

"You sound kinda jealous!" They snickered.

"Am not, now shut it!" I said, playfully pushing the two.

We heard a small yelp from around the corner hedge and saw a few papers flutter to the ground.

"Damn it Gayle. You are such a klutz!" we heard a voice say.

"Shut up Leiko." Came another voice, apparently from the faller.

I sighed, remembering that we would have classes with the American jackasses Gayle and Leiko.

"Hey, that's Leiko and Gayle, I hear they're really weird." Cody commented.

"You hear everything, don't you?" I asked. "And yes, they are weird."

Leiko came around the corner with her books under her arm and Gayle in tow with bundles of papers in her shirt, pockets, and shoes.

Leiko covered her face from us as they passed whereas Gayle just Grinned and continued in her attempt to keep up with Leiko.

I shook my head.

"I don't know, they look pretty cool." Davis said. "Leiko especially."

"Cool, I'll be sure to warn her about your stalking methods." I said over my shoulder.

"What? Hey! I didn't say I liked her!"

"So?" I giggled as he crossed his arms with a frown.

"Just around this way." We heard a voice.

"Ah! That's him there." I said, recognizing T.K's voice.

T.K limped around the corner with his backpack hanging on one shoulder.

I sighed inwardly.

His leg was still in its cast. I felt for the poor guy. I had talked to him about it earlier that week and he said it would be removed soon, I know that he was keeping his fingers crossed.

T.K was leading a girl around the corner to us. I must say, she was very attractive. She had long blond hair, green eyes, fair skin, and she had a timid feeling around her. Her eyes were downcast except for glances up at T.K when he spoke to her.

'Damn.' I thought. 'I lost a bet. Goodbye free weekend.' I sighed.

T.K led her over to us with a smile.

"Hey guys, how's it hangin'?" he asked.

"It's cool. Who's this?" Asked Davis.

"Guys, this is Sonya Ross. Sonya, this is Davis, Cody, and Kari." T.K introduced.

She smiled weekly in greeting and stepped behind T.K.

"She's shy." He explained.

They nodded in understanding. I just looked at Sonya with curiosity. She did sort of remind me of T.K in a way. We all made our way to the school, Sonya followed closely behind T.K with a hand clutching his sleeve.

The school soon came in our sight. School was always a drag, I hated many of the students in it.

I smiled, however, as I thought of the teachers. The schools had a little financial trouble for a while, so they had to cut back on the teachers' wages. They didn't really like that and a few of them quit. The middle school and elementary school managed alright, their teachers didn't leave, but the High school was in a rough spot that year. Luckily, we got some new teachers there that actually kick more ass than the old ones.

I figured it would be a better year for me and I lit up at the thought of my favorite two teachers, Mrs. Maxwell and Mr. Hughes.

"Ya know, some of the teachers came from America." Said Davis. "You think they might know Gayle or Lieko?" he asked with a grin.

We laughed. Sonya merely stayed in the background behind T.K.

He looked back at her a few times, trying to urge her to join us up front, but she refused.

Rather than wait for her to join us, I fell back and walked behind T.K.

"So, just where are you from?" I asked casually. She didn't answer. She looked away shyly.

"T.K says you're from Ireland. Which part? Dublin, Kilkenny, Donegal?" I named off.

"Donegal." She answered meekly.

"Ah. Is it nice there?" I asked.

She nodded her head.

"You don't talk much do you ?" I stated.

She shook her head.

"Man, you're gonna get your ass kicked here." I said.

"Hey, chill." Said T.K sternly.

"I don't want you scaring her on her first day." He said.

"I'm not." I said defensively.

"Look, if anyone is being a jerk, you come to us. Okay?" I told her.

She blinked.

"Yeah, if anyone starts picking you, they'll have to take a walk with your brother, so don't worry." Said T.K with a grin.

"Who's her brother?" asked Davis.

T.K pointed at himself.

Everyone stopped.

"Wait, what?! You have a sister?" The other boys gaped.

"Yeah, can't you tell?" T.K grinned. Sonya smiled at the ground with pink cheeks.

"We can discuss this issue later. In the meantime, we're gonna be late." I informed them. They nodded and we ran to the school.

We arrived ten minutes before the bell, which we all found that our watches were back a few minutes, and went to the office to retrieve our schedules.

I raised a brow when I received mine.

Advanced Fine Arts – Mrs. Takemori

Break

World History – Mr. Gatanaki

Advanced English – Mrs. Maxwell

Physical Education - Mr. Iwado

Lunch

Triginomitry – Ms. Crlymoto

Advanced Physics– Mr. Hughes

Band – Mr. Takamaru

I sighed. Of many things I disliked, Mr. Takamaru was one of them. HE was a good teacher 'n all, he made us learn stuff, but he was a JACKASS about it. No one really liked him.

Mr. Iwado was a 'rock head'. He majored in biology in college, but wound up doing P.E. because that seems to be all he really knows.

Mrs. Takamori was a very strict, but very awesome art teacher. She taught all the fine art classes, then went and worked at the middle school after lunch. She was very good in her art, but didn't really like to show others. She and T.K took a shine to each other the first year we had her.

Mr. Gatanaki was from America. He is the school's History, Geography, and Driver's Education teacher. He is a very funny and understanding cartoon character. He circles many lessons around the Simpsons and Monty Python. The way he describes things in his lessons are very intriguing and a little different compared to other teachers. He says it's to keep the students' interest.
Ms. Crlymoto is another strange teacher. She interacts very well with the students and gets into conversations during class, not good for the learning, but she tends to make up for it with pop quizzes and tests consisting of many pages of gibberish we haven't seen yet. She expects us to read ahead and study, which I agree with, but she could cover more before the testing I think.

Now, Mrs. Maxwell is from America, too. She's a short and eccentric lady with a rather loud frequency of voice. She's as very interesting teacher in herself. She makes a point to jump around and express her points of a story or speech. She'll actually read stories to us like we were in Kindergarten. I'm not complaining though, it gives me plenty of time to doze off and reboot.

Finally, Mr. Hughes is by far my favorite teacher at this school. He is our Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Ecologic Studies teacher. He and I have gotten together after school a couple of times to blow things up in the science room. I continuously insist that I'm curious and demand to enhance my level of chemical and physical knowledge of the subject. This usually results in a 'poof', an explosion, fire, running, and occasionally screaming for our lives. Either way, he is a very 'to the point' teacher and breaks down every subject to the extreme for people to understand.

"Hey, what did you get?" Asked T.K. We gathered around each other and shared info.

I had P.E with Davis, Trigonometry Sonya, Fine Arts with Sonya and Cody, Advanced English with Sonya and Cody, Band with Sonya, and physics with Sonya…. I had almost every class with T.K except Trig.

I blinked, seeing how many classes I had with the two blonds.

"Wow Sonya, how did you end up in all these advanced classes?" asked T.K bewildered.

She shrugged. The bell rang and we all headed to our classes.

"Go on ahead. I'm gonna see if there was a mistake in Sonya's files." Said T.K.

I led Sonya away to the Art room with Cody. We passed a many students, half of them happy to be back and other half wanting to commit suicide.

I saw Leiko flirting with one of the boys to my left. I looked over as we walked and saw her giggle and look away. Gayle walked by and dragged her off. Leiko pulled out of her grasp, hit over the head very hard, and storm of to the art class. Gayle rubbed her head and followed after her.

I shook my head at the two once more and continued walking. I noticed Sonya saw this as well and she had a small crease on her brow.

"Don't worry about them. They're always bickering. Gayle just can't understand why Leiko likes to flirt and why people like to date." I assured her. Sonya didn't respond, but scanned the school in observation. I looked at her carefully. She seemed very uncomfortable. I would understand that, seeing that she's in a new school in a different country, but she seemed to acting as though this were her first time at school.

I chose not to pursue the question any further and opened the door for Sonya and Cody. I was going to walk in, but saw Gayle rushing to the room and then fall flat on her face.

I watched her in mild amusement.

"Ya know, there's a step there." I informed her and helped her up.

"I figured that." She said and walked in.

I rolled my eyes and entered the room.

"Alright class, take your seats. Sit anywhere you want, but If there are any problems I'm moving you myself." Said Mrs. Takamori. Everyone sat and quieted down. Many of us new what the consequences were when you were loud.

"Now then, did everyone have a good break?" she asked with a smile. Some people cheered while others groaned.

"Well, I know just what will cheer you up!" She turned around and pulled something from her desk. She held up an intricate picture of a nude woman sitting in a chair.

"Draw me something similar to this from your head. If I get anything obscene, you willanswer to me." She said sternly.

"Paper is up here." She patted a box next her filled with large blank paper.

I urged Sonya to go up and get a sheet. She stood and followed the crowd to the box and pulled out a couple of sheets and some hard boards. She came back and gave the other pairs to me and Cody.

"Oh! Thanks!" He said, sitting from just getting up to get his own.

"So, Sonya, you're an artist?" I asked her, interested.

She looked at me, thinking and shrugged her shoulders.

"Well, I'll assume you are since you're in the class. I know Leiko is." I said.

She tilted her head.

"Yeah, it's gone around that she's an Anime fanatic and has dedicated her life to anime art. She's gotten pretty damn good at it." I stated.

She looked down at her paper, thinking. She then drew a circle outline of where her person would be.

I leaned back in my chair, thinking of what I would do my picture of.

I came across a sudden idea and went to drawing.

T.K walked in the room quietly and went to the desk with a small yellow paper. Mrs. Takamori smiled at him and spoke with him for a minute. T.K came back and sat beside us with his own paper and board.

"What's the subject?" T.K asked.

"Draw a nude chick without making it obscene." I answered, not looking away from my paper.

"Damn." He said jokingly and started tapping his pencil on the paper.

"Where are you at so far Cody?" T.K. asked.

Cody showed him his work in progress. It was a box outline of a person sitting cross-legged on a straw matt.

"Sweet, you two?" He looked at me and Sonya.

Sonya showed him her work in progress of a girl sitting on the floor with her legs folded to the side. She was looking off in the distance at something.

"Wow Sonya! I didn't know you were an artist!" he said, impressed.

"Kari?" he tried looking at mine.

"Go away." I said. He grinned.

"Whatever." He laughed and began drawing his.

Sonya looked at us funny.

"We play around like that." I said, answering her silent question she nodded and continued working.

Ten minutes later, I had my head on the table and was dozing.

T.K. had finished his and was watching Sonya and Cody.

Cody's had become a female warrior praying to a set of armor. It was quite detailed and very well drawn. There were many unnecessary lines, but you could easily make out the picture. I caught glimpse of Sonya's and was deeply impressed. She was quite skilled with a pencil. Her figure looked perfectly 3 dimensional and her eyes and hair shone with the imaginary light. It seemed to carry a dazed look, as though she had seen or experienced something new. I figured that Sonya put her own emotion into the picture.

T.K.'s was, as always, a perfect picture of girl with German Shepard lying contently beside her. T.K loved inserting animals, usually canines, into his art. He was a big Dog person.

My picture was of Karakin. To fit the requirements for the assignment, I had to imagine what she would look like without clothes. I, too, had placed an animal in my drawing. I put a Lion circling her legs and looking up at her. The two seemed to fit together perfectly. The idea of both figures were so majestic, I couldn't help but draw them.

Mrs. Takamori clapped her hands twice and brought everyone's attention to her.

"Alright, if you're not finished with your drawing, that's okay. I'll give you time to work tomorrow. Goodbye." She said and the bell rang.

We placed our pieces in the box and left the room for Break.

"I didn't know you could draw, Sonya." said T.K with amusement. Sonya's cheeks tinted red and she looked forward.

Gayle skipped past us with a smile on her face.

"What's up with her?" asked Cody.

"She's in loved the very concept of 'Art'." I said. Indeed, Gayle was an artist alongside Leiko. Leiko was the Anime artist of the two while Gayle drew more realistic figures. She was talking to one of the other girls in the class saying that she could never stand trying to draw an anime. She would always get caught up in the detail and then it wasn't anime anymore. Leiko seemed to have more patience of the two when it came down to it.

"Who's up for going to the library?" Asked T.K. Sonya and I raised our hands.

"Nah, I'm going to the cafeteria. See ya!" said Cody and waved us good bye.

T.K, Sonya and I made our way to the library.

"Hi Ms. Brookes." T.K and I greeted the librarian. She looked up, then back down at her computer.

"It's never busy in here." Said T.K gratefully.

I agreed and we sat at a table.

"Alright. I don't have all of your classes with you, but you do have a lot with Kari. So you should be good. I talked to Izuma at the desk and she said that there wasn't a mix up. They had placed you in the advanced classes." Said T.K. "Think you can handle it?"

Sonya nodded her head with smile.

"I gotta say, she's got guts." I said, leaning back in my chair.

"Well, That's my sis." Said T.K.

"I never knew you had a sister. So, what? Are you older? Younger?" I questioned T.K.

"We're twins." He said. Sonya nodded.

I looked at her, then back at T.K.

"She doesn't talk much." I commented.

Sonya looked down sheepishly.

"She's just shy, aren't you?" T.K. looked at her. She nodded meekly.

"That should pass soon." I said.

Then the bell rang.

"Alright, Sonya, what do you have next?" asked T.K.

He looked at her paper.

"You have Home Economics with Mrs. Tomiko. I'll show you there, but don't forget to speak up if someone talks to you, okay?" He said. She nodded. They stood and he took her away to the Kitchen where the class would be held.

I made my way through the chattering mess to Mr. Gatanaki's room. I walked in and was hit with the sight of Feng Shui and decorations from various areas of the world.

There were Bob Marley posters everywhere and little figurines of surfers and Monty Python knights. I sighed and took a seat in the very back corner of the room. This class was easy to pass, the easiest in the school in fact. There was very little to do in his book. A wave of people walked in and found seats next to their friends.

In the wave I spotted the girl I was hoping to avoid all day.

Ashley Chikako strutted in the room with a little green bag on her shoulder. She sat down a few rows from me and pulled out a little hand mirror to touch up her already over powdered face. I rolled my eyes and looked up at the board. There were sets of Notes written on it and a section of Daily Questions. This teacher made us copy notes and that was pretty much it. I pulled out paper and pencil and began writing.

I felt a presence hovering beside me. I ignored it for a while, then it spoke.

"Well, look it here. It's little Kari Kamiya, How was your summer?" Ashley asked mockingly.

"I wouldn't be calling other people small if I were you Ashley." I said.

"And why?"

I paused, trying not to laugh at her failure to get the joke.

"Well, little miss three-foot; it might hurt people's feelings." I said, hypocritically poking fun at her shortness.

She frowned.

"You listen here. This is our last year and I intend to be respected. You will look up to me, Kamiya." She said darkly.

"With some big-ass high heels, I just might." I smiled at her. She growled and went back to her seat. Ashley was indeed very short, not midget size, but a little shorter than average. I'm usually looking down at her when we speak.

"Hey Kari." Said T.K as he limped in on his crutches.

I saw several girls swoon over him as he walked by. He ignored their gazes and sat in the desk next to mine.

"People, I swear." He said quietly.

"I know." I sighed.

"So, Sonya get to her class alright?" I asked.

"Yeah. I think she'll like Home Ec. She looks like baker." Said T.K.

I nodded. Sonya was certainly a strange girl, but she was pretty cool. There was something about her, though. I couldn't quite place it, but there was something dark there.

"Hey Class. Hey, Good morning! Man, I can't believe summer is already over." said our teacher, Mr. Gatanaki enthusiastically.

"Now, in case you don't know me, I'm Mr. Gatanaki. But for the year, you can call me G." he said.

He was a tall man with a large nose and little hair on his head. He wore a plaid green shirt and work pants, like usual. I smiled and leaned against my desk as Mr. Gatanaki drabbled on about the summer solstice.

The day had gone by slowly. I was tried of listening to the teachers already by the time sixth period rolled around. T.K and I showed Sonya around the school during lunch and told her the better places to go to eat, seeing as we were allowed off campus for a half hour.

I was overjoyed when T.K, Sonya and I walked into Hughes's room. There were large lab tables against two of the walls each on wither side of the room. The center was filled with rows of desks and the front occupied a large computer desk that reached the length of the white board. Mr. Hughes sat in his chair with his head tilted back to the ceiling.

I grinned and hurried over to him.

Mr. Hughes was a rather tall and thin man with a long and pointy nose that everyone loved to make fun of. He had a flat top hair cut and wore a bluer version of Mr. Gatanaki's clothing. His glasses were tilted oddly over his eyes, telling me he was asleep.

"Hey Hughes, did you know that we swallow at least six spiders in our sleep in a lifetime?" I said.

He looked over at me.
"Kamiya."

"Hughes." We stared each other down, then broke out laughing.

"Kamiya, what are you doing?"

"waking you up." I answered.

"Whatever, go to your seat." he grinned and I ran to a seat in the back with T.K and Sonya.

"Alrighty then class, welcome to Advanced Physics. This is the class where I get to torment and humiliate you, so I suggest you study every point we cover, got it?" He said, eying the room. Everyone nodded.

"Good, now then. I have books over here on this table, go ahead and come pick one out." He said and everybody got up to get a book.

"Cool it, you've moved around enough, we'll pick one out for you." I said toT.K.

"Oh, Thanks." He said.

I walked to the books and picked two out at random. I turned around and came face to face with Sonya. I was a little startled and jumped back, making someone crash into a chemistry set.

"Oops, my bad." I said.

Sonya tried to stifle her laugh and picked up a book.

"Hey, what are you laughing at?" I whined playfully as we made our way to our seats.

She didn't laugh, but she smiled widely and sat down.

Damn that girl has some white teeth.

"Okay, settle down class. Now, we have a lot to do this week, I'll be testing you this next Thursday on chapters 1,2,3, and 4. Read through, do the Reviews, and if I see 20 students run up to my desk asking for help, I'm killing everyone with a dull spoon. Trust me it's painful." Said Mr. Hughes. Everyone laughed or giggled and set to work.

"Oh come on! This is bogus, we just got back from break!" I said opening my book.

"Save it for the test." Laughed T.K.

"Hey Sonya, you familiar with Physics at all?" I asked.

Sonya shook her head.

"Well, with Hughes you should have some fun with it. I had General Physics with him last year. It was pretty funny because he made us build Catapults and T.K almost decapitated me." I said with a grin.

"That was an accident." He said, not looking away from his book.

"Sure it wasn't. I see how it is." I eyed him playfully.

"Whatever." He chuckled.

Sonya began to copy the questions from the book slowly. I watched her.

She didn't seem to know the written language very well; she looked like she was having trouble writing it out.

"He takes English if you can't write Japanese." T.K said to her. I nodded.

"We get people from America here all the time, and I'm sure Hughes would like to see English handwriting again." I added.

She nodded in relief.

"Has she even said a word since she got here?" I asked T.K.

"Yeah, she's talks plenty! She's just shy, like I said." Said T.K.

"I know, but I never figured someone could keep this quiet for this long." I said, continuing my writing.

"Kari, what's the Anthropic Principle again?" T.K asked.

"It's the concept that states that the Universe is the way it is because if it were different we would not exist to pose the question." I said blandly, not looking at him.

"Ah yes." He wrote down the answer.

We worked in silence up to the bell.

I couldn't tell you much about seventh period, I was zoned out most of the time. Mr. Takamaru talked about many thing other than band and choir, and then he talked about the honor band that we should go out for and the concert that he was planning on holding in December.

I sighed and tuned out most of things he said until the bell rang for us to go home.

I picked up my bag and books and followed T.K and Sonya out of the school.

"Well, no homework tonight. You wanna go out and do something?" T.K asked Sonya and me.

"Like what?" I raised an eyebrow.

"I dunno, I thought that you'd know."

"Well I don't." I said.

"How about we show Sonya around the town a little, get her up-to-date with the streets." Suggested T.K.

"Sure." I shrugged. we led Sonya around the blocks near the school, showing her the restaurants and little shops nearby.

"Okay, this is 4 Corners. They sell pizza for a dollar to students every day. It's really the place to go when you have no money. Across the street is Cheveron. They sell pizza too, but it's not like the pizza 4 Corners sells. That and they're expensive." T.K. explained to Sonya.

She looked around. I noticed a hint of excitement in her eyes. This must've been the first time she'd been to a big city.

We walked in a little shop called Frosty's on the corner by the school. It had a very small walkway with four tables set up against the wall on the left. To the right was the ordering counters and kitchen. It was a very tight-nit place.

"This place is cool. It's really pricey, but the ice cream is the best." Said T.K with a smile. "You want one?"

"I've, never had one." She said.

I raised an eyebrow at her.

"She talks!" I said playfully. "Wait, you never had ice cream before?"

She shook her head.

"Well then it's time you two were introduced." Said T.K with a wide grin.

"Up there are the flavors. They have…holy crap, they have a lot…. Anyone of those that you want." He said with a wave of his hand. Sonya peered up at the sign with the flavors.

"Can you read that okay?" he asked.

"It's a little hard." Sonya answered.

I came up on Sonya's other side.

"Well, There's Irish cream, vanilla, chocolate, peanut butter, nutmeg, honeysuckle, hot chocolate, eggnog…." I listed off

"Hazel nut, walnut, cherry, coconut, butterscotch, pineapple, strawberry, blueberry, blackberry, raspberry, apple, orange, mango, the list goes on." T.K added after me.

Sonya's eyebrow's were raised, obviously shocked at the number of flavors.

"Want any?" I asked. "I'm going for honeysuckle, myself."

"I suppose I will, too." She said.

"Alright. Why don't you two go sit down and I'll be back with the order." Said T.K. Sonya and I walked over to an empty table in the back.

"What else have you not tried?" I asked her.

She was silent for a moment.

"Many things. I grew up in a sheltered home." She answered. I noted the accent she carried. It was very sweet and reminded me of carol bells.

"Well, we're gonna remedy that." I said, flashing her a look.

She looked me in the eye and held her gaze.

I watched her for a moment.

"What?"

"I've never seen your shade of eye color before" She said.

"What do you mean?"

"They're a fiery red color. I've never seen it before in people. Only cats." Stated Sonya, still looking at my eyes.

"You pay a lot of attention to eye color, don't you?" I asked.

"Of course. It's very important to look someone in the eyes to get your point across." She said.

"I get where you're coming from. Leiko says that her friend Gayle stares at people's eyes just for the color."

"That or for the art of the color. The color of your eyes reflects very much on your personality, I think." Sonya said, playing with a pendant around her neck.

"How so?" I asked, eyeing the figure in her hand.

"Like, the colors of your eyes are very strong, which means that you don't take trouble from others. Am I right?" she looked at me.

"I guess so." I said, impressed with her idea.

"However, they don't seem to be your eyes." She said suddenly.

"What do you mean?" I asked her. She didn't answer me. T.K walked up behind us with three Ice creams. He handed us our Honeysuckles and began eating his blackberry ice cream.

Sonya looked at hers with interest.

"Go on before it melts." I said.

"It's just so pretty." She giggled and took a small bite.

"Just don't eat to big of bites, you'll get a brain freeze and trust me they hurt." T.K warned.

Sonya smiled and took another small bite of her ice cream. I gazed at her pendant that dangled gently from her neck. It was a silver pentacle with a Celtic knot in the center.

'That pentacle is solid silver. Watch out for her.' Said Karakin in my head.

'Why? She's so dainty.' I asked her.

'She's the forest child. As gentle as she may be, she can be dangerous.' Said Karakin. 'You'll find out soon, if you're not careful.'

I acknowledged her warning in my head and finished eating my ice cream.

I'm not sure if I had the Anthropic Principle right or not. I just googled it and that's what I found. please be nice! After going over this, I still ended up having fourteen pages of writing, even after I had clipped it from the last chapter!

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