[h1][center][color=red]Hana[/color][/center][/h1]
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[i][b]Ding Ding Ding Ding[/b][/i]

Hana sighed softly as she lowered her scalpel in the biology lab midway through experiment, a surgical mask covering her face as she gently placed the half-dissected frog down upon the Tray, having accurately ascertained the position of each of its important organs, and noting in her head just where on earth to attack to cause catastrophic organ failure. Y'know, in case she had to kill a frog in the future. 

Of course she had to make notes and things on the structure of a frog for her course but seeing what made it tick certainly ignited that morbid pleasure within her. Still, she closed her black hard-back notebook, placing it within a normal school bag, Certainly she couldn't pull forth her means of choice for storing items, what with having to at least appear normal within the schools labs, She wasn't as much as a risk taker.

Still, She had quite a few anatomically correct drawings of many an animal, mostly insects and things. Stuff she liked to share with her significant other to give them inspiration for their ideas. Afterall, She was merely an manipulator of life, but her friend had bigger better dreams and wanted to create it. Whom was Hana to stop such lofty dreams.

Walking to the door she glanced up a bit to see the students moving out, fire alarms were always the worst. She'd have to inform... or perhaps neglect to inform the school of the faulty sprinklers in the lab she was just in. So lost in her own mind, and such was the lack of depth perception. She walked right into the doorway with an "Ow" much to the giggling of the more popular girls.

The 'Normal' Kids though she was weird, yet she thought the normal kids were idiots. That same thought and hatred of normal would loop through her mind as she rubbed her forehead nursing her slight red mark from her clumsiness. A clumsiness that always occurred whenever she got too relaxed. Now she was simply annoyed at whomever pulled the alarm for making her hit her head on the door.