At last Suriel knew the truth, but he was not satisfied with it. There were still many things his young mind didn't understand. Shi was considered a monster for just being hirself. Even though he didn't completely understand how a female and male could be combined into one, he did understand that shi had no control over what shi would look like. It didn't sit right with Suriel, it felt unjust. I could they call someone so beautiful . . . a monster? They despised hir so much that they tried to have hir killed even though shi did nothing to hurt anyone. Suriel wouldn't know what to do with himself to be hated so much. To live such a life must have hurt hir deeply. Suriel now understood why shi was called the Cursed One. The Elders had it all wrong, shi was cursed because of them and their blind hatred. Not because of who she was. It must have been truly terrible for hir . . . to want to die and not be able to. This he understood as the truth behind the Cursed One. Yet she seemed so happy. She concealed her sorrow with a mask of joy and happiness.<br/><br/>Suriel jumped off hir lap with his head held low. He tried to hide it from hir, but the evergrowing puddle of salt water beneath him exposed his sorrow.<br/>"I-I guess I better get to class then. Shouldn't I?" Suriel said melancholically. Suriel couldn't bring himself to teleport out of the room to go to class. So he opened the door and trudged all the way to the room with his three tails dragging behind him.