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" It's nothing. It was given go me. I just write down anything I deem important," Daw told Cecelia in response to her talking about it. She felt threatened. Like Cecelia was invading her mind trying to burrow into the few memories Daw had. In her fear Daw's grip on the book loosened and a few newspaper clipping slipped out. Daw fumbled trying to catch the newspaper articles. They were about a series of kidnapping. And they ranged over a six year period. The kids disappearance. No ransom. Articles on the fact that none of them were ever found.
"Yeah, I guess it is quieter," Daw smiled," I'm Jackdaw. Most people just call me Daw, it's nice to meet you." Daw finished, looking at the girl, hoping she wouldn't try to look at her notebook.

Why do they want to read this? Why? Have I no privacy. And what is with my wounds. There aren't any bruisers or scratches. Only burns and slashed. Plus the stab wound on my thigh.


Daw closed her notebook, sweetly smiling at the girl. Hoping that she wouldn't dare to read the red book that Daw held so near.
Still here, btw
Interested
I'm not really sure, but I wouldn't mind having her sit near Cecelia
Jackdaw walked into her English class, smiling gently. She noted the people all ready in room, and simple sat down, pulling out a note book and pen. Once seated Daw began writing. The journal she was writing in was one that she had used since she was twelve. In case she ever forgot, Daw made sure to write down most things.

For now she simply noted down her schedule. Once done she flipped back to the beginning of the notebook.

Jackdaw. Jackdaw. Jackdaw. Jackdaw. Jackdaw. Jackdaw.

My name is Jackdaw. I think I'm twelve. I remember nothing but my name. They found me yesterday. Said I had been missing for six years. For know their keeping me in a hospital.

Why? What happened to me? Who are these people? They keeping telling me that they're my parents. I don't believe them.

They still haven't let me out. These bandages are constricting and the room I'm in is intoxicating. It's perfect white walls simple beg for me to splatter them with red. But nothing is allowed near me except for you.

They keep telling me that if I let them read my notebook they can help me. But I really doubt it. You are mine and mine alone.


The rambling so went on and one. They had been the only thing Jackdaw could trust when she had returned. And they were the only thing Daw still trusted with all her heart.
Henna walked towards her room, admiring the ship as she walked, trying to figure out exactly what was where. She opened her door and walked inside, sitting on her bed for a short while, thinking about what this would be like.

After sitting and thinking Henna stood back up And headed back out, her feet softly hitting the floor with every step. After a short time of walking, Henna stepped into the armory. She looked at the walls, covered in armor and weapons.

Henna took her armor, pleased to find that it was, in fact, her size. That was fabulouse. Uniforms had almost always been too small for her.
Jackdaw grabbed her shoulder bag and threw on a light blue hoodie. As she walked out the door Daw slung her bag over her shoulder before beginning the walk to school. Daw lived quite close to Eden High School. Close enough to walk, at least. The sun shown down bright on Daw's pale white skin, causing it to seem brighter than normal.

As she walked Daw thought. About what her new school would be like. About what students had become more special. And questions bit about that gap in her memories. From six to twelve. There were no memories from that time. Nothing. At Daw was only thirteen. She should be able to remember last year. And now she had been asleep for two weeks exactly. I was annoying for Daw, but hey, when life gives you lemons, put them in a sack and beat your enemies with it till they break.

Daw walked into the school and immediately put her alternate personality. She needed to be nice. She needed to help others. That had been what she had decided as her attitude towards people. A sweet, nice little girl, smart and kind. Sweet and innocent. No one but her parents and some of the police new of her six year 'disappearance'. And Daw wanted to keep it that way.
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