Abraham Connors<br/><br/>The first thing he heard was waves, crashing on a beach, it felt comforting.  When he finally opened his eyes, that comfort vanished.<br/><br/>The cold iron ceiling stared oppressively down at him.  Getting up off the hard bed he started assessing his situation.  He didn't know where he was, who he was, or how he got into such a situation.  He also observed that he was reacting rather calmly, considering the circumstance.  He felt almost familiar with this feeling of not knowing who or where he is.<br/><br/>Looking around the room, he noticed a book case.  Victorian style, dark warn wood, with two rather odd looking books in it.  They seemed to be made by hand, with tree bark for covers and leaves instead of pages.  The first book was titled Sword Fighting 101, and everything was writing in a odd whitish ink.  Observing the second book, What Makes People Tick, it was also written with the same ink.<br/><br/>Moving past the two books, the man came to the bedside table, which which had a few items on it.  Leaning against the side was a sword, made of a strange black wood, upon the side of the handle are the words The Big Stick, scratched into the wood.  Next to the sword was a small piece of metal, which he assumed was for sharpening the sword.<br/><br/>On the bedside table, there was a small bear.  It was made of softened leather and had a rather crooked smiley face drawn on it.  Attached to the bear was a slip of leaf that had a name written on it, Abraham Connors.  The name suddenly clicked with him, and the man realized that this was his name.<br/><br/>Behind him, the sound of small fears whirling gave Abraham a start.  He grabbed the sword and spun around, only tot find that a piece of the wall had moved away to revile a hall.  Following it, he found himself in a large spacious room, with a glass dome ceiling, a planet could be seen through the glass.<br/><br/>Standing in the middle of the floor, staring at the planet, was a girl with blond hair.  Lowering his sword Abraham approached the girl.<br/><br/>"Hello there miss, I take it you have no idea as to where we are either?  Well, either way, I could really get used to that view."