Jasmine's Story

Typical. Lyna woke up late again. Well, no matter. At this point, it had become so normal that she had developed the legs to run fast enough to make it to school on time. Bidding her mother goodbye by blowing a kiss, she rushed out the door with her backpack slung over one shoulder. She wasn't too worried about being late. Her first-period teacher was not too strict, and it wasn't likely she was going to be late anyways. She usually made it on time with about a minute to spare until the bell rung.

Lyna smacked her head with her forehead. Shoot! Today there was supposed to be a morning practice with the basketball team! She sighed. Oh well, too late now. As she was muttering to herself about missing another practice, she collided with somebody and fell back onto the hard concrete. Lyna hissed feeling the pavement scrape the skin on her arms. Her aquamarine pendant that was tucked away in her shirt popped out and shone in the sunlight.

"Ouch...." she mumbled.

She sat up and took a look at the person she bumped into. Someone younger. Pale and blonde. How interesting. Quite pretty too. Lyna picked herself up and offered her hand to the girl.

"Sorry, I guess I wasn't paying attention," she apologized.

Dawn Trudy

Dawn looked up and saw she had bumped into someone that looked about her age. This one looked a bit familiar and that's when Dawn recognized her as someone on her high school's basketball team. She just couldn't remember her name. One of Dawn's few friends loved sports and dragged her to a couple games, including the ladies' varsity basketball game, mostly because she had a cousin on the team.

"Oh yes, I am okay. Sorry, I was the one not paying attention." Dawn said before placing her hand into the other girl's hand.

She suddenly felt some kind of chill go up her spin and her opal pendent felt a bit warm. What in the world did that mean? Automatically Dawn's eyes shifted and saw that the girl wore a pendent similar to her's, only the stone was Aquamarine.

"Nice pendent. Oh crap! I am going to be late. Thank you." she said before picking up her things and rushing off.

((Can someone talk to Mai please? She's a senior btw. Thanks!))

Mai Wu

While Dawn was running late, Mai was already in her first classroom, going over her daily schedule again. Today was a student council meeting and she was the President. Later today she was train at the local Dojo where she trained and worked part-time now. As usual her day was jam-packed. It was like she had no social life at all. And ever sense she learned she was adopted, it seemed she took on more work, like she was trying to block out any pain. It still didn't erase the feeling of betrayal though from her heart.

Mai put her schedule away when the first bell rang, signaling that school would be starting soon.

Corwin Huntley

After finishing breakfast, Corwin went about going over the manor's bills and other weekly check ups that were under his command. Unfortunately during this time he got a message requesting his audience with the queen. This was normal for Corwin for he seemed to get weekly requests to see her majesty, however; he never looked forward to them. The queen knew about his weakness and the one time he questioned her, she threaten to exploit that weakness. Now he felt like a royal lapdog for her. So he never questioned her again. Still, it was very integrating. If only there was someway for him to get rid of this weakness! He tried to find away, but nothing worked. It was like a curse of some sort.

In any case, Corwin got ready to leave and soon found himself going through a forest on his black stallion, Phillipe, where he saw someone coming. A closer look revealed to Corwin that it was Cale Oleander, who was also known as the Mad Hatter. There was something off about the man, but for some reason Corwin still liked the man. Why? He honestly did not know. Seeing how he was going to be spotted, Corwin greeted him formally.

"Good day Lord Cale. Going to see the queen?" he asked the blonde hair man.

Corwin always addressed people formally.

When the girl took her hand Lyna froze. A small shock jolted through her body and she noticed her blue pendant give a small glow. After the girl picked herself and ran off she checked the pendant again. The glow was gone. She clutched it, wondering if it was just her imagination. Suddenly she heard the bell ring.

"Goddamnit." she muttered under her breath.

Not wanting to be any later than she already was, she sprinted for school. Lyna crept into her first period English class quietly and took her seat in the back. The teacher gave her a stern look and she returned it with a smile and a wave. He didn't look impressed as he continued to go down the attendance list. Pulling out her books and writing utensils, she started to ponder about what just occurred less than a mere 10 minutes ago.

Her hand came up to touch her crystal. The shock she felt could have been static electricity, but she swore she saw her necklace glow. It could have been a trick of the light, but in the 18 years that she wore that thing around her neck, it never did ANYTHING. Suddenly a girl shows up with the same necklace and it reacts? Maybe it was just a coincidence. Maybe not. The curiousity was killing her and she knew she had to find that girl again and ask her what she knew. It wasn't the first thing on her priority list, but she'd keep it in mind when she wandered the halls.

When Ashley stepped into the cool hallway, she instantly felt a bit better. As the cool air hit her face, she felt her entire body go into a relaxed state. She peered down the hallway and noticed a crowd of girls surrounding the nurse's office. Raising an eyebrow she walked a little closer. She knew some of the girls there, but others were unfamiliar to her. One thing she did know, was that something strange must be happening. They all looked too frantic, too bewildered by some strange force. When she stepped a little closer, she also noticed a final crucial fact.

All of them had virtually the same silver chain and pendant hanging from their necks. Ashley's face went white, almost as if all signs of life had disappeared.

Jasmine

Lyna stumbled into the hallway as she recapped what had just happened.

As she was staring out the window, she swore she had seen orange blanket the sky. Just for a brief moment, but it didn't seem like anyone else had noticed. Almost immediately her head was invaded by a rush of what seemed like thoughts and memories. Only one memory had made itself clear.

"Rajah! Come over here!" She heard a small girl call out. To Lyna's surprise, a tiger cub scrambled out of nowhere and came over to be embraced by the small child. "Jasmine," an older voice called. "Come, princesses must learn to be graceful and elegant." The little girl despite her age, had her hands on her hips and a pout on her lips. "Daddy I told you that I wanted to go play!" She whined. The father chuckled and smiled. "Very well, just this once Jasmine." Smiling and jumping for joy she ran over to hug her father. "Thank you Daddy, I love you very much!"

Once the memory had ended she was pulled back into reality, where the teacher was once again glaring at her. "Miss Clarkin-" He had started. Lyna quickly interrupted him as she clutched her throbbing head. "Sir, I need to go to the nurse's," she groaned. Before he could question her or ask someone to help her, she had already walked out the door and weakly made her way over to the nurse's office.

Making it to the nurse's took more effort than she thought it would. She clutched her pendant and gasped at the feeling. It was warm again. Just what was going on? When she turned the corner she saw a bunch of girls. Who are they all? She recognized a few, including the girl from this morning, but her head was in too much pain to even differentiate between them all. The only thing that caught her eye were the pendants hanging from their necks. All of which were identical to her own, save for the colors. Lyna leaned against the wall and looked at the group and not wanting to force her way to the nurse.

Dawn Trudy

Dawn watched as Tatyanna and several other girls converse before seeing the girl she ran into that morning come over. With all these girls around, she was starting to feel a little overwhelmed. Determined get up, she slowly stands up and manages to stay up.

"Does anyone besides me think this isn't a mere coincidence?" she asked the other girls.

Her gut feeling was telling her it wasn't. At this point, Dawn was wondering what else could happen and if anymore girls would show up.

Laurel finally spoke. "That is it. I think something is weird here. Look!" She pulled her own pendant out from her neck. "There's been too many 'coincidences' today, and I think someone - or something - is toying with us." She glanced around at all of the girls, all of whom had the similar-looking pendant.

"Could there be more of us, though?" Laurel wondered. "All of you have had weird sightings, right? All of you look pale - the same."

Lyna looked up at the girl that spoke to her. How had she known that she had a vision and a headache? Did all the girls experience the exact same thing? She was about to open her mouth to reply when a sharp pain coursed through her skull. She groaned and squeezed her eye lids shut. The headache just wouldn't go away.

"... Yeah. I'd ask what was going on but it seems like people have been asking already." She replied.

Six times? Why were there so many of them? Lyna wanted to think more, but the throbbing in her head just wasn't allowing her brain to process thoughts. "Anyone got some advil? This is killing me." She groaned. It probably wasn't a coincidence. The situation was just too ridiculous. A bunch of girls that had the same pendants, the same symptoms, all at the same time? Some sort of other power was at work here. Either that or fate had really drawn all these girls together.

Despite the magic that never allowed her to take off the pendant, she wasn't a firm believer in the supernatural. It just wasn't... normal. Sure her pendant wasn't normal, but it was just pendant she couldn't take off. Society would have labelled it as 'witchcraft' if she ever told anyone, so she never did. But that was it. It was stuck on her and nothing more. At least, not until today. That spark of orange... and these strange visions... was it all... magic? Would she accept that there was something inhuman at play? Somehow she couldn't bring herself to believe it. If she did then its like accepting that she wasn't normal. That she was a freak.

Ashley calmed herself a bit, listening to the other girls talk. It seems like she wasn't the only one that thought this was all too weird to be true. She reached into her bag yanking out a small bag, dusting the crumbs off of it and throwing it at one of the dark-haired girls. Her name wasn't clear in her head, but Ashley knew how painful a bad headache could be. She put a finger to her lips, looked around for any teachers before speaking.

"I don't have any Advil, but there's some Tylenol in there if you really need it." She sighed. "But with my luck, it'll just make my stomach churn. I don't really do well with medicine." She just wanted to get the situation sorted out.

Not expecting a bag to fly in her direction, Lyna forced herself off the wall and tried catching it as it came close to her body. Unfortunately her hand-eye coordination was off because her head wasn't able to properly function, and she hit the bag instead a couple of times with her palm before she finally caught it. Happy that she didn't drop the bag she breathed a sigh of relief. Lyna lifted up the bag and nodded to the girl who had tossed it to her. "Thanks." She said quickly.

She popped one of the Tylenol pills into her mouth. There was a time when she couldn't even swallow pills. After joining the basketball team and becoming active, she had gotten used to taking painkillers. At this stage it was uncomfortable to take pills without water, but she was desperate so she pooled a little bit of saliva in her mouth to help her swallow. After she gulped it down she took a breath and relaxed her shoulder. Of course the pill wasn't going to take effect until later, but she felt better psychologically knowing she had taken something to help her. Someone could have given her a gummy bear and told her that it was a pill in disguise and she would feel better. Oh, how simple human minds were.

Closing the bag she walked over to the girl who had tossed it to her and handed it back to her. "Thanks again. Name's Lyna. Senior year. Nice to meet you." She introduced. Her speech was kind of choppy, but she felt like the shorter she kept her sentences, the less thinking she would have, and the less pain she would probably experience. Taking a good luck at the girl, she deducted that she had probably seen her around in the halls, but that was all.

Laurel watched as the girls spoke to one another, each as confused as the last. She had always been a straightforward person, and she hadn't liked everyone's uncertainty. So that was what she'd done - laid it out in the open, addressed the issue everyone had been wondering silently about. She didn't think of herself as the leader or anything, but she hated this.

"I think we should stay together," she spoke up again. "Until we can actually find someone who can explain this stuff, we should stay close to each other, keep in touch if anything else weird happens - that kind of thing."

Laurel looked around at everybody's faces for approval. Would they accept her suggestion, she wondered, or would this weird feeling tear them apart?

((Okay I am going to post for the girls this time. I am having that dreaded Writer's Block with the guys.))

Irina Kurdesh, Dawn Trudy

Irina was lying on one of the beds in the nurses office. Normally, she would have been there for an injury, but this time she was there for a totally different reason and it left her very baffled. Not too long ago, she had been in class when she felt her blue topaz pendent warm up and she found herself in another area. It looked like an island and she saw a baby crawling towards the water. The baby had white hair and an eager grin on her face. Soon though, the baby was picked up by a beautiful woman with white hair and different markings all over her.

"My little Kida, must you always go searching for trouble?" the lady looked sternly at the baby, but when the baby smiled back, the woman couldn't help but grin.

It was then the image faded and Irina felt disoriented by it. She actually did have naturally white hair, but kept it dark brown. She learned white hair only appeared on old people so it was weird to her why she had natural white hair as a young lady. The teacher had looked at her and asked if she was okay. Irina said no and had asked if she could visit the nurse's office. When she had arrived, there had been very few people there. Now though as she lay there, she heard plenty of voices coming from outside the office. Annoyed, she got up and walked pasted Mai Wu and a blonde first before coming outside and recognized several other girls.

"Um, excuse me, but several people are trying to rest in here. So maybe you guys can lower it please?" she asked, trying to be polite, but it was obvious she was irritated.

Dawn kept looking at the others as they conversed and saw a few other girls show up. She turned her head though when a voice appeared at the door and saw a dark hair teen that she knew she recognized somewhere but couldn't think. It was then it dawned on her. That girl was on the varsity swimming team and basketball team. Automatically, she looked and saw that the girl had a pendent also.

"Oh, she has a blue topaz pendent. Have you been feeling ill too?" she suddenly asked.

Irina looked at the blonde, looking puzzled, but replied, "Yes, but how'd you know that?"

"Hehe, the rest of us here have pendents and aren't feeling good. Are there any other girls in there?" Dawn smiled.

Irina couldn't imagine why this blonde was smiling but obliged her. "Well, there's Mai Wu and another blonde, but that's it."

Dawn nodded and turned the others, "Why don't we all introduce ourselves really quick? I am not very good with names so you'll have to bare with me. We seemed to be connected it seems. I am Dawn Trudy and I just turned 16."

The only reason why Dawn was smiling was because she was actually scared and excited and she smiled to hide her true feelings.

Irina thought the girl was spontaneous but still answered, "I am Irina Kurdesh and am also 16."

Man, she couldn't believe it. More girls were popping up by the minute. Were they all the offspring of some sex-crazed spring bunny? Okay, no. Obviously not. But still, the number of them was increasing, and so was the noise factor. Some named Julie had shown up, along with someone named Perry. Damn it all there were too many names to remember. She would learn them later. For now, it was alright to nod and pretend like she was totally listening; which she couldn't really do.

Lyna was still clutching her forehead when she heard a familiar voice interrupt the noise and actually temporarily lower it. Thank goodness. She looked up towards the door and expected to see Irina. The famous young'un on her basketball team. Lyna and Irina had good chemistry on the court, but they were also okay friends. Not best of friends, mind the age gap, but never the less, friends.

"Lyna Clarkin, senior." She said to everyone with a small smile.

Gosh, was she tired. She envied Irina and those in the nurse's office. All she wanted to do was lie down on a bed and shut her eyes. Perfect way to spend the day. Sleep and not attend class. She could pretend that this all was a crazy dream, and she would wake up and pretend that she had not met any of these girls. Oh, if only. She had already bashed her head against the wall too many times to confirm she wasn't dreaming. One thing was for sure, it hurt.

"So, what's going to happen now? I mean, no one else will believe us. Maybe tomorrow it'll pass." Lyna said. Then we can go back to our normal lives. She then thought to herself.

Dawn Trudy, Mai Wu, Irina Kurdesh

Dawn smiled as introductions were made. Mai heard talking and saw a bunch of girls outside the nurse's office. She heard them introducing themselves and felt the ground start to shake somewhat. This day was getting weirder and weirder. She felt she better introduce herself as well.

"Seems we're all in the same boat. Oh my name is Mai Wu, and I am 18 years old." she said after Laurel introduced herself.

Dawn nodded when she too felt the floor shake.

"Okay, I better not be dreaming, but do you guys feel the floor shaking?" she asked them, fear in her voice for the first time.

Irina thought Dawn was joking but could feel the tremors also.

"Um, yeah I can feel them all right. What in the world is going on here? I think am going to be sick!" she commented.

"I've lived here as far as I can remember and never felt an earthquake before." Dawn added and dropped to her knees because she was feeling queasy herself.

"And there shouldn't be earthquakes here, we're nowhere near a fault line." Mai said, trying to keep calm.

"Anyone got any suggestions?" asked Dawn.

She could feel her pendent heat up again. Both Mai and Irina felt the same thing.

Perry Solime And Julie Mak

Perry watched as the girls panicked. She was a little terrified but tried to remain strong, for the other girls. She didn't want to feel responsible if she didn't help them.
Julie was nervous too, she would've rather have been swimming in the beach right now, but she was beginning to painc.
"What are we going to do girls?' she said, looking around for any other suggestions.
Perry stood in front, she had never been in charge before, she wasn't very good at it. But now it was time to take up that role.
"Ok, girls. We should split up. This is weird, all of it. First, we all feel sick, see these strange memories, then we find we all have the pendants and now this earthquake! So, that's why we should split into groups and try and find out what's going on here."
She hoped this would give the other girls some encouragement, at least. After all, she had seen all the girls' pendants began to heat up again. It must have some connection.

Melinda

Melinda embraced the moment. She knew how much the girls needed her right now. A breath in. A breath out. She knew in just a little bit of time, there was going to be something extraordinary. Something big and powerful. Her wand layed all alone on the seat, she picked it up and consentrated. Her fists clenched, her lips pursed and her eyes closed and she slowly moved her head to face the roof of the carriage.
It was now or never.
She flicked the wand at the horses, their body was outlined in a bright orange colour, highlighted so they picked up speed. Making loud thundering noises with their hoofs, almost like the sound of an earthquake. She would try and use this earthquake to connect with the Princesses. Although, it was a risk. It may kill a few innocents, but it had to be done. The whole world was counting on her. She wanted to find the girls, stop the brainwashing, so they could be reunited with their lovers. So it would all end in Happily Ever After.
If only the Queen would stay out of the way for her to do it.

The day seemed to be going in quite a blur for Emily. She honestly wasn't sure how she ended up in the nurse's office with a bunch of other girls she knew. She was fine this morning, it wasn't common for her to catch a cold. Was there a flu or something? The girl sat down on a small wooden stool close by, and put her aching head in her hands.

"Careful Alice, don't go too far!" Warned a lady from a distance.
"I won't mother!" Called back a small child, running off towards a forest.
The child giggled as she chased some of the woodland creatures around. The girl, Alice, hopped onto a rock, and looked as far as she can. The forest was a vibrant lively green, with the critters happily scampering around.

Emily's head snapped up at the unusual scene that played in her head. What was that? Although Emily often daydreamed and imagined all sorts of things, this particular one felt different compared to some figment of her imagination.

-And now there was an earthquake. As if her head wasn't spinning enough.

Ashley felt her stomach churn as the floor beneath her feet began to rumble. Soon, it got to the point where she could no longer stand without grasping desperately to the wall. She even shut her eyes so she wouldn't have to deal with the way the shaking was affecting her vision.

"Just great!" She growled. The sarcasm in her voice was obvious. "I really needed some more weird stuff to happen. It really wakes a person up in the morning." Losing her grip on the wall, she fell on her rear. She cursed loudly, then continued to grumble to herself. "This is really starting to piss me off."

As Lyna was listening to some of the girls speak, she suddenly screamed in pain, feeling as if her head was being split. And she was complaining earlier? This was fifty times more painful! She clutched her head with both her hands, wishing the pain would stop. Her heart pumped quickly, worried and scared as to what was going on with her. Soon, her vision was robbed. In place of it were images and small clips. Some more clearer than others, but all of them similar to the flash she had before. All of them felt familiar. The same little girl was in the first vision was in it throughout the rest of them. It was as if Lyna was seeing her life from her childhood. The same little girl who lived in a grand castle and owned a small tiger cub. Everything felt so nostalgic, so real, so familiar, and she was overwhelmed. Lyna slumped to the floor, unable to see or hear anything around her. And she started to cry. Tears just started to stream down from her open eyes, and soon she was just sobbing, but the visions wouldn't stop, and neither would the feelings that came with them.

Happiness, sadness, loneliness, rebellion, and even love. Love for her family, her tiger, and maybe... a boy? Love... no, the girl was too young to understand love, but there was a boy. Who was he? Why did he feel so familiar? Why did she... feel connected to him? This Jasmine girl looked like she was attached to him. No.... Lyna, felt like she liked him. Finally realizing the significance behind the images and visions she gasped. That girl... was her. The reason everything was so familiar, was because those memories were her own. So... Her name was Jasmine? How was that possible? Sure, she knew she was adopted, but she was adopted as a baby! She couldn't have had all these memories and then have been sent to Earth! Impossible! No places in the visions even existed. Agrabah? Where was that? But there was no denying it. She... Lyna Clarkin... was Princess Jasmine. Princess of Agrabah.

The visions slowed, but didn't stopped. They were more clear, less jumbled, and more vivid than before. She could see her play around with that boy. Strange. Wasn't Jasmine she a princess? He looked like some poor boy from town. What would he be doing around a princess? His name... What was his name...? "Aladdin..." She croaked. Soon enough, the visions ceased. Was that the end of Jasmine's memories? Is that all of the life Jasmine lived? ... That SHE lived? Headache still present, but not as overbearing as earlier, she wiped her tears and forced her unsteady self up. Why did these visions come now? What was going to happen?

Finding herself unable to move, Ashley decided that the best course of action was to do absolutely nothing. She was confused as to why no teachers had left their classrooms because of all the strange tremors, but soon directed her attention towards a much more dire issue. Her head was aching more than it ever had before. Against her own will, she found herself being dragged into her own dreams, as if she weren't the one creating them, but rather that she was only an observer in a much larger dimension.

The night sky was magnificent. A toddler washed her hands in a shallow outdoor basin, twirling them about and making patterns in the water with her fingers. She seemed thrilled with her creation, even though her parents seemed unimpressed. They turned to speak with a servant. The young girl smiled as she leaned down, peering at her own reflection. It was then that she noticed the image of a boy in the water, but before she could turn, she fell into the basin with a splash. She thrashed about, trying desperately to stay on the surface, but to little avail. Her vision grew hazier with the lack of oxygen.

Then suddenly, she could breathe once more. Her vision returned to her as well. Looking around anxiously, she began to sob when she couldn't find her parents. Unsure of what else to do, the girl looked up to the sky for comfort. It was strange how she felt when she did. All of her sadness seemed to vanish, as if someone had miraculously wiped it away. For a moment, she believed that she was still staring into the pool of water. The image of the young boy was still fresh in her mind, and she knew with certainty that it was HIS image strewn across the sky. A deep whisper echoed through her mind. "He will always watch out for you," It said, "Until the sun turns to ice."

The vision ended and Ashley's mind became her own once more, although her head was still throbbing. Shocked back into reality, she took a deep breath and tried her very best to forget the events of the day. The earthquake was understandable, but she found it extremely unlikely that she would experience two strange dreams and an earthquake in one day. After a moment or two of wondering, she made up her mind.

Her only explanation was that she was set up on some sort of prank show. The earthquake was some sort of contraption set up underneath the school while the dreams were an effect of some experimental drug. Yes, she assumed that she had it all figured out.

"This is stupid." She laughed, rolling her eyes. Looking up to where she believed a hidden camera to be, she continued. "Look, next time, try something funny. I hear that whoopee cushions are all the rage these days."

Dawn Trudy, Mai Wu, Irina Kurdesh

It seemed like the shaking was getting worse. Dawn was on the ground in a fetal position, just trying to breath. It was then her pendent warmed up again and once again Dawn had another vision.

She was in a garden it seemed. She looked around and saw several people on a bench and a baby and a toddler nearby. The toddler was a boy with sandy blonde hair and the baby was a pretty blonde. The boy ran up to a couple that looked to be royal and Dawn can hear their words.

"Papa, flower for baby!" the boy smiled.

The man chuckled, he was a bit on the heavy side but looked very paternal. He rubbed the boy's head and looked at the flower. It was rose, but without any thorns, which was rare.

"Phillip, why don't you give it to Aurora yourself. Just say her name and I am sure she'll crawl to you." the man replied.

Dawn's head turned sharply to the baby as she remember her last vision. What in the world was going on here?! She watched though as the boy, who she felt a stirring for, walked a few towards the baby and called out her name, holding out the flower. The baby turned and smiled. She managed to turn a bit, but instead of crawling, she managed to haul herself up on two feet and walk the few steps to grab Phillip's hand and the flower, before falling down to her rear.

"Look honey, our little Aurora walked! She walked for Phillip!" smiled the lady from her last vision.

Both kids were swooped up by their fathers as they celebrated the day when the baby first walked. Dawn felt herself get emotional as the vision faded and she woke up to a cold sweat. She looked around as the shaking intensified. She heard Ashley and could only nod her head.

Mai was trying to stand up, but was feeling pretty nauseous at this point. So she only managed to get on her hands and knees. It was then she had a vision like the others. It looked like she was near a big pond and she saw too small children playing in the mud. Suddenly two men approached them and they looked a little upset. The boy, who looked to be 5, stood up and bowed in apology. Than the girl, who Mai recognized as before, placed her hand in the boy's and bowed too.

Mai heard her say, "Sorry papa, my fault, not Shang's."

The boy looked at her in surprise as the men grinned slightly and forgave them both. Mai felt a pain in her heart this time as she was sent back to the present. Gasping, Mai looked up and the ground began to shake more and more.

"I just had another vision. This time there was a boy there." she told the others, trying to find inner balance.

"Really? I just had one too with a boy." Irina replied as she hauled herself onto her feet, refusing to get sick, even though she had the mother of all headaches.

She tried making it over to her friend and colleague, Lyna. Her vision had been when she was in a throne room with the same mother and daughter as before, this time with a dark skinned man. Another family, this one pale faced, approached them and the two men greeted each other win a hug and handshake. The little baby girl was trying to get off the lady's lap and managed to do so before waddling over to the small boy, who was clinging to his mother's dress with one hand. She giggled as she hugged the boy with her tiny arms and kissed him on the cheek causing the boy to blush. The two man chuckled as the baby's mother looked embarrassed.

The tall white man said, "It looks like your Kida has taken a liking to my Milo."

Irina recalled the vision and felt her cheeks warm up. Was that baby really her? It was impossible right?

"Look girls, I don't think it's safe to stay here. I am surprised no one else is trying to get out of this building. Either I am going crazy, or we're the only ones who can feel this shaking." she said as she managed to get over to Lyna.