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Regina's movements as he set up the camera were simple as she watched him, smiling slightly as she adjusted her hair a bit as she smiled at him and then sighed a bit. She wasn't going to enjoy the comments she would be getting from kids at school after her video but it was better then making Aiden do it when he had a black eye. She then would look down at her papers, muttering some sentences to herself as she watched him get the camera ready, and then give her the cue that she could start when she was ready. She smiled at him, and then looked at the camera. She opened her mouth to begin.

"German Scientists in World War 2 may have been even more dangerous and agonizing then the ones who led the concentration camps across Europe. Scientists would instead take jews and other 'misfits' of the German Eye, and preform horrific experiments that-" She instantly stopped, blinking as she could catch the strange figure out of her right eye, and she quickly jerked her head back slightly to the right where she saw a man standing there. The figure was pale; and tall, and her eyes went slightly wide as the vibes of danger and fear clutched at her stomach; something didn't feel right and she quickly dropped her papers, flinching at her own stupidity as she cleared her throat and looked at Aiden, before her eyes went back to the figure that was just... staring, watching.

"Uhm... can we help you?" she said, in a voice that was clearly trained with fear and suspicion but she tried to sound more confident then she actually was as she bent down, picking up her papers without keeping her eyes off of the strange figure.