<div class="floatleft">(http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs40/f/2009/011/8/0/Your_Eggo_is_Preggo_by_co_bain.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Lori Anderson<br/><strong>Nom De Geurre:</strong>None yet<br/><strong>Position/Grade:</strong>Sophomore<br/><strong>Locatoin:</strong>Astro Hall<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Anyone<br/><br/>For a high school things were rather quiet this afternoon, perhaps it was because classes had not yet let out. Lori had been dropped off about five minutes ago and was told to report to the staff in Astro Hall to find out where she was staying on campus. Of course, they did not specify where exactly to go in Astro Hall. "Figures," she said as she tried to carry her rather large bag full of clothing and possessions through the building. Her height and strength were so regular and the bag so heavy she stopped trying. Looking left and right, she realized no one seemed to be around and she was in an empty entrance to this "Astro Hall".<br/><br/>After letting go of the bag, Lori let her back end slide against a wall and slump down. She curled up her legs and hid her face in them as tears that she had been fighting back while she hugged her parents goodbye started rolling down her cheeks. She was newly pregnant, emotional, feeling very<em>un</em>-super, and most of all: Lost.<br/><br/>In her emotional state, she opened her eyes, trying to gain some control over herself and saw, for just a moment, an emptiness. Her legs that she had just cried into weren't there anymore, and her hands that were wrapped around those legs could not be seen either. Her clothing was still there, however the skin between spaces was gone. And down near the bottom of her shorter white shirt, closer to her torso, she briefly saw a small speck the size of an acorn or less. And it was teeming with life. Right as she saw this her body faded back into view, the occurrence happening in a matter of seconds.<br/><br/>"What, was that?" She asked herself, not knowing nearby someone had spotted her crying.