Dis: Not my characters
Reid and his friends were left stumped and speechless.
"Hello guys? What's going on?" said Caleb waving a hand in front of their faces. Pogue was the first to recover.
"That girl. How the hell did she know?" he wondered.
"Know what?" Caleb asked raising an eyebrow.
"It's like she knew exactly what we were doing." Piped Reid.
"Freaking weird." Tyler added.
"Wait will someone tell me exactly what happened from the beginning."
"Ok, so we were on this girl's colour, we put down our cash and Reid was flipping her skirt—"Began Tyler.
"—then, at the exact moment, she just moved her hand to prevent it flying up. I mean this has never happened before! It's like she was psychic." Reid interrupted.
"Yeah and that's not all. She turned, glared at us and told us we were all wrong and just took the cash and walked away." Finished Pogue incredulously.
"Wait and you guys let her?" Laughed Caleb.
"Hey Mr Cool, would you haveexpected it? Normal people don't even know we have It let alone know exactly when we're using it and how." Quipped Reid lowering his voice.
"Hmmm…" Caleb furrowed his brow.
"Maybe she's not normal." Said Pogue.
"But girls don't have It." Added Tyler.
"Who knows? We should definitely check the Book."
The Book Of Damnation had nothing about females with power, but the again. The Book covered only the last five hundred years. Not the most exhaustive resource. So it left the four friends puzzled. However, unknown to both his friends and himself, Reid was intrigued by more ways than one
Steel Masquelier had jet black hair shorn into a pixie-cut with a long fringe. Her eyes were the colour of polished silver, bright, very sharp and at times icy cold. Sharp angular features and a pair of pouty lips made up the rest of her pale face. Her teeth were the colour of ivory, but with the exception of her canines which jutted out from the rest, very straight. The only thing which marred her regal face was the two rings in her left eyebrow and a tongue stud. She carried herself effortlessly and noiselessly, moving with the grace of a dancer.
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