<span style="font-size: 85%; line-height: 116%;">Athena busied herself in a book she had read many times, The Human Mind By Karl Menninger. Of course it was an old book compared to this time but she loved the way he presented his information. Nothing like how the author's these days presented a book. She smiled at she passed over one of her favorite lines. <br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-style: italic">"What is done to children, will be done to society." </span></div><br/><br/>It held so much truth in that little line, too bad the humans today couldn't realize that. It aggravated her so deeply. If they had realized this earlier maybe just may all the chaos over the years could of been stopped but one would never know. No need to change time as the present was the best it could be at the moment as she saw it. Even a mere tweak in the past could greatly disturb the present which could make an uproar to a rising or dying future. She always believe man-kind would destroy themselves and end their reign. But what always left her pondering till the sunrises to let its light fight the darkness if after their reign what species would rise to it's greatness next? <br/><br/>She sighed and folded the page in the old book before closing it tightly setting it down next to her. It was time to get up and go to work, <span style="font-style: italic">WORK </span>what joy would that be. She often missed school but would never return she had already received as much knowledge as the humans in even the greatest schools could offer. She pushed up slightly sitting back on her elbows before rising to a sitting up position. She looked over to the clock on the wall next to her, it's blue and white pattern not at all any different from another clock. It read 7:26 am as the had ticked to the next minute it was actually now 7:27 am. thirty-three minutes till she had to show to work. Great she had sworn she had only read for 15 minutes but then again time did fly when she was in a good book. Swinging her legs out of bed she disappeared to her closet, softly humming Madonna Vogue.</span>