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Pulling up to Jefferson High in her mothers car Shizuka hurriedly opened the passenger side door. The faint sounding of the schools bells alerted her to the fact that first period was starting soon. She stepped a foot out of the car preparing to sprint to her class, however her mother called her name. Turning around she saw that she was about to leave her lunch sitting on the dashboard. "AH! Thanks mom." She leaned back in to grab the lunch, and as she was about to say goodbye to her mother something... odd happened. Her senses left her for a moment, a moment in which she felt confounded and lost.
The schools bell rang once more, though it was now clearly heard by her, and her location had suddenly changed. This was her third period class, everyone was heading out for their lunch break. She grasped this, however what caused her to blink rapidly and look around frantically was the fact that she knew that just moments ago she was outside. She tried to remain calm, the notion that her mind was failing her was highly obtuse. Standing out of her seat she took her lunch from under her chair. A surreal feeling akin to Déjà vu hit her. Placing her lunch under her desk was something she always did, so grabbing it was a no-brainier. However she had no recollection of placing it there. "Ugh..." Her head was starting to hurt now, she didn't want to think about this anymore, hopefully it was a one time occurrence. Exiting the room she glanced at the other students passing by, everyone was fine, acting as if everything were normal. This somehow made her feel even more disheveled, if she were the only one who had noticed this then there was a good chance something really was wrong with her... Well, that something 'else' was wrong with her.
Walking into the school cafeteria with her head hung low she sat at an empty table. She sat her lunch box down and opened it, a subtle smile creased her lips. Her mother had packed one of her favorite meals, fresh sushi and steamed rice. The smile died down as she realized that she didn't have much of an appetite, her mind was simply too busy right now. Placing the lid back on the box she let out a melancholy sigh. "...I wonder how far it's progressed now." She mumbled to herself, reaching into a pocket she took out a small metal ball the size of a golf ball. Taking it in her right hand she pressed into it with her thumb. "W-whoa.." The metallic surface caved in around her thumb as if it were suddenly made out of plush. Up until now this strange ability of hers to change an objects properties hadn't manifested in such a profound way. She wondered just how far it was going to advance, at the rate it was going now she figured she might be able to alter something as large as a car soon. Quickly putting the metal ball away before anyone got suspicious she glanced at the clock resting on a wall at the far side of the cafeteria. "Heh.. doesn't feel so reliable all of a sudden..."
"So, I've got an interesting story today...." Looking behind her Shizuka noticed Evan and David, fellow students they she could say she knew fairly well. She couldn't help but hear what Evan had to say, a story which she found quite interesting indeed. So she wasn't the only one who had experienced the time skip, she felt like the weight of a thousand sandbags had been lifted from her shoulders. She was so overjoyed in fact that she leaped up from her seat and hugged Evan from behind.
"Evan you too? I thought I was going crazy, oh thank goodness!" She released him, then sitting beside him joining the two. "Hmm... This doesn't make it normal though does it?" She chuckled, feeling that she could this situation far more lightly now.
The schools bell rang once more, though it was now clearly heard by her, and her location had suddenly changed. This was her third period class, everyone was heading out for their lunch break. She grasped this, however what caused her to blink rapidly and look around frantically was the fact that she knew that just moments ago she was outside. She tried to remain calm, the notion that her mind was failing her was highly obtuse. Standing out of her seat she took her lunch from under her chair. A surreal feeling akin to Déjà vu hit her. Placing her lunch under her desk was something she always did, so grabbing it was a no-brainier. However she had no recollection of placing it there. "Ugh..." Her head was starting to hurt now, she didn't want to think about this anymore, hopefully it was a one time occurrence. Exiting the room she glanced at the other students passing by, everyone was fine, acting as if everything were normal. This somehow made her feel even more disheveled, if she were the only one who had noticed this then there was a good chance something really was wrong with her... Well, that something 'else' was wrong with her.
Walking into the school cafeteria with her head hung low she sat at an empty table. She sat her lunch box down and opened it, a subtle smile creased her lips. Her mother had packed one of her favorite meals, fresh sushi and steamed rice. The smile died down as she realized that she didn't have much of an appetite, her mind was simply too busy right now. Placing the lid back on the box she let out a melancholy sigh. "...I wonder how far it's progressed now." She mumbled to herself, reaching into a pocket she took out a small metal ball the size of a golf ball. Taking it in her right hand she pressed into it with her thumb. "W-whoa.." The metallic surface caved in around her thumb as if it were suddenly made out of plush. Up until now this strange ability of hers to change an objects properties hadn't manifested in such a profound way. She wondered just how far it was going to advance, at the rate it was going now she figured she might be able to alter something as large as a car soon. Quickly putting the metal ball away before anyone got suspicious she glanced at the clock resting on a wall at the far side of the cafeteria. "Heh.. doesn't feel so reliable all of a sudden..."
"So, I've got an interesting story today...." Looking behind her Shizuka noticed Evan and David, fellow students they she could say she knew fairly well. She couldn't help but hear what Evan had to say, a story which she found quite interesting indeed. So she wasn't the only one who had experienced the time skip, she felt like the weight of a thousand sandbags had been lifted from her shoulders. She was so overjoyed in fact that she leaped up from her seat and hugged Evan from behind.
"Evan you too? I thought I was going crazy, oh thank goodness!" She released him, then sitting beside him joining the two. "Hmm... This doesn't make it normal though does it?" She chuckled, feeling that she could this situation far more lightly now.