Ah, Thermapolis... The large city was booming at night time, many celebrities always walked in the night clubs sober and stumbled out wasted. And it was safe for supernatural beings to party when it's night out, so the bigoted humans won't see them.<br/><br/>A girl by the name of Gabrielle (Gabby for short) was with her friends from Klupose, school of Magic. They were all supernatural beings and they were rushing over to one of the libraries to go to a book signing of their favorite author.  "Eek! I'm so excited that Ray Honoya is actually doing book signings at night," Gabby's best friend Emmalina the Werepire exclaimed, clutching the newest book close to her chest. "He's so considerate of us abnormals, even though he may be human."<br/><br/>"Maybe he's doing it out of sympathy..." Danii the dark faerie said, with a pessimistic tine in her voice, "I mean, he does have sympathetic abnormal characters." Gabby sighed and clutched the book to her chest, lowering her head. She hated when her friends used the derogatory term for supernatural beings. "Can't we just say supernaturals instead of use the slur?" Gabby insisted, she had a long history of having derogatory terms spoken around her school and household. The racism was something she was willing to stop, she even started a club to spread awareness of supernatural inequality. The only club member in her group of friends was Emmalina, Danii couldn't care less since she could pass as a human pretty easily, with her pink hair (Which is natural but everyone think its dyed) and hazel eyes, as well as her slim figure. Emmalina wasn't so lucky, she had short chestnut brown hair, gold eyes with dark slits as pupils, a black nose that you only saw on dogs, and a short stature.<br/><br/>"Besides, Ray Honora seems like the only person who understands us abn- I mean, supernaturals!" Emmalina pointed out as they walked up the stairs of the library. Danii rolled her eyes as they walked inside, it was jam packed with supernaturals from their school and other schools, and sympathetic human liberals that sympathized with supernaturals but were afraid to tell their bigoted parents. Human liberals disgusted Gabby, they loved supernatural beings for theie exotic features, not their personalities. Plus, they were too cowardly to stand up to their parents when they spoke ill will about supernaturals, they were shallow and cowardly, they only showed up to supernatural areas in private.<br/><br/>A few minutes after standing in the line, Gabby put on a grin and slammed the book on the table. This was her first time actually meeting the infamous Ray Honora, she never went to his book signings because they were held in the afternoon and humans were there... She has been wary of humans ever since they burned her on the stake for being a witch. It was a religious sect she originally came from, but from her perspective, humans were either hateful or shallow. Racists or liberals. They were all terrible, but Ray was different... Was he a human liberal or a supernatural just like them? "It's an honor to meet you, Mr. Honora," Gabby flatly said. It was nice to keep it flat, since she didn't know what he was. The witch decided to ask the beloved author a few questions, her friends were chatting up with their classmates and the human liberals. "I have a few questions for you. So, why are your good characters supernatural beings? Are you a human liberal?" The witch looked him in the eye and slid the book over to him. "Is this new book of yours going to be a sequel? Your other sequels were great, I didn't want yoyr last sequel to end though. Your female character was a headstrong lead.." Her burnt fingers were showing from her jacket sleeves but she didn't mind, she wanted to let this futuristic city know what they had done to her.. The humans..