Cole was terrified. He had never seen anything like this, and now Syanna was passed out in his arms on the floor, after crying for bloody murder. He had no idea what happened to her, or what she saw, because the day was still in full swing, with the dragons now playing their odd version of football against the werewolves. But something was definitely wrong with her, and Cole didn’t think Syanna was losing her mind. “I think we should go,” Cole finally said, trying his best to stay composed with an unconscious Syanna in his arms. “I don’t think it’s safe to be here any longer.”Isaac, who looked just as terrified, nodded slowly. “Yeah, I think we should.” He gulped, then glanced at the door, at which he flinched. “What’s wrong?” Cole asked, seeing the sadness and fear in Isaac’s eyes even more than before as he stared at the door. “I’m sorry,” he mumbled. “I didn’t mean to, but you were so secretive, and I just wanted the best for you. I didn’t mean to hurt you, Joanna.” “What?”

Cole was terrified. He had never seen anything like this, and now Syanna was passed out in his arms on the floor, after crying for bloody murder. He had no idea what happened to her, or what she saw, because the day was still in full swing, with the dragons now playing their odd version of football against the werewolves. But something was definitely wrong with her, and Cole didn’t think Syanna was losing her mind. “I think we should go,” Cole finally said, trying his best to stay composed with an unconscious Syanna in his arms. “I don’t think it’s safe to be here any longer.”Isaac, who looked just as terrified, nodded slowly. “Yeah, I think we should.” He gulped, then glanced at the door, at which he flinched. “What’s wrong?” Cole asked, seeing the sadness and fear in Isaac’s eyes even more than before as he stared at the door. “I’m sorry,” he mumbled. “I didn’t mean to, but you were so secretive, and I just wanted the best for you. I didn’t mean to hurt you, Joanna.” “What?”

Dances. Syanna had been to her fair share in high school and always found them completely boring or entirely unnecessary. Yet, being at Unici made her long for something so simple and mundane. The buzz around the school had been centred on this very dance, and this year’s theme was ‘Eclipse.’ How ironic. Syanna had no idea what happened between Isaac and Genevieve, but she did notice the tension when they left her room yesterday. Since then, she hadn’t seen Genevieve, and Isaac decided to sit the dance out. It was odd behaviour for Isaac, but she supposed everyone had moments. What was even weirder, was that Isaac could no longer read her mind as of this morning. It was odd. It was extremely odd and terrifying, considering the fact that yesterday when they woke up, he read her mind with ease. This led Syanna to believe that something else was amiss with her mind. There was no way that Isaac’s powers could work on her today, and then simply don’t another day. There had to be a rea

She hoped she was wrong. Gosh, Syanna really wanted to be wrong. But after seeing Juliet argue with the headmistress as if they were lifelong friends stirred something in her. Why would a headmistress be talking to a student like that? It wasn’t a scolding, warning or anything that seemed appropriate if they weren’t somewhat acquainted. Yet, the more she thought about it, the more tortuous it became. Juliet had been there from the very beginning! She was one of her closest friends. She couldn’t be a betrayer, right? But now, when Syanna thought about it, Juliet was somehow there every time something happened, even if she wasn’t involved before. When they got ‘kidnapped’ by the headmistress, she was there. When they got trapped in the headmistress’s office with hallucinations, Cole said she was outside, as if waiting for them to leave. And not to mention the fact that Juliet was the last person besides Syanna to see the book. It had been in their room all this time until she finally

“Juliet.” Syanna froze, book in hand and all, as Juliet blocked the way out. Like Syanna, her eyes were wide in shock, as if she hadn’t expected to see Syanna here. Then, her eyes dropped to the book clung to Syanna’s chest, and her eyes widened even more. “Syanna,” Juliet said, the shock evident in her voice. She cleared her throat. “What are you doing here?” Syanna stayed quiet, simply staring at the girl she thought was her friend all this time. Juliet cleared her throat again. “I see you’ve found the book. Where was it?” She let out a nervous laugh, but Syanna only shook her head. “You know where,” Syanna mumbled. “You took it, after all.” Juliet stiffened, and then her face glowed red under the dim moonlight. “N-no I didnt,” she stuttered. “You’re mistaken.”“Cut the bullshit, Juliet,” Syanna snapped, her anger finally blossoming. “You are nothing but a fake! You and the headmistress. I don’t know what you two are up to, but I want nothing to do with it.” Her shoulders