<div class="floatleft">(http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p121/Mab_faerie/Suggestions/9f0acbb3-291e-469f-880c-8fc803fb7a89_zps09e52d93.jpg)</div><br/>Name: Kassil Valewalker<br/>Where: A plain room<br/>Thinking: Confused about the notebook, and now her location<br/>=========================================================================================================================================================<br/><br/>The bell rang signaling the end of there class, packing up her items in her usual fashion Kassil would leave her cane feeling around the corners of the hall. She marked her path out in her head as she always did making her way back to her dorm room. Kassil had one thought on her mind, she wanted to pull out her braille set and mark the notebook to test the theory that the letters were already marked by her set. The possibility was zero, she knew no one would have touched her thing's but the need to know was so great she could not get it out of her mind. Doubt swirled around her mind like a mid evening fog that rolled in, a thick sheet that obscured all vision. Reaching her door Kassil reached her left hand to the door, her right hand making its way to her pocket where her keys were. Using her left thumb she marked where the hole was so she could slide the key in easier. Opening the door Kassil removed the key and slammed the door shut, she headed upstairs to her room, her right hand slid across the top of her desk leading her to where her dresser was. Pulling the first draw open Kassil reached in feeling for the square box, it was fairly thick considering it had a puncher for all 26 letters of the Alphabet; she would pull the case out and placed it on the floor in front of her. Next she would pull off her bag which hung down to her side. Inside the only thing she pulled from it was the notebook. Opening to the first page Kassil reached for the letter K. Her hand fell to the page as she reached around to find out where her name was written only there was not just her name anymore. Her fingers scanned the top of the page from right to left, her face in complete disbelief. 'Kassil Valewalker, Today has been hard for me. I was late to class after a small mishap at the local coffee shop. It seems the teacher had others in the class that were late but still it cant happen again' The writting had not been there when she reread it in class yet here it was with even more written down. Not only that it was a retelling of her day so far as though she herself had written the note to herself. "This is so strange. I must be still dreaming." She called out to herself as she slowly rose from the floor. Kassil reached her left hand out feeling for her bed, when her hands fell to the soft blanket that rested on top she would crawl into them face first. Curling up on the Bed Kassil would let her mind wonder off into a dreaming state which eventually turned to her sleeping.<br/><br/>=========================================================================================================================================<br/><br/>A loud beeping started to emit from her pocket as her alarm for her next class set off. The small phone began to vibrate as it had yet been turned off. With a groan Kassil would reach into her pocket lifting the cell phone from her pocket. It would look like a normal cell phone from the out side but as she opened it there had been the regular buttons instead of written letters the numbers had small bumps indicating what number it was. On top of that there was a button in the top center of the phone. To the side of it there had been some Braille writting. Kassil's thumb scanned over the device stopping on top of the button, as she pushed it down an automated voice sounded.<strong> "Please  say a command"</strong><strong>"Mal turn off class alarm"</strong>With two beeps the phone spoke again.<strong> "Alarm turned off, reset for tomorrow same time." </strong>With a smile Kassil put the phone back into her pocket. She had the Phone app allowing her to say commands to have the phone input things into her phone. Everything was voice activated so not being able to see was not an issue. With a yawn she would stretch a moment, she could not have been asleep for more than a few hours but she was still feeling slightly tired. As she brought her arms down she ran her hands through her hair pulling it back into a pony tail, she would use the scrunchy on her arm to tie her hair back.<br/><br/>She had no need to change her clothes, they had still been fresh from the morning and she had only taken a nap. Kassil moved to the edge of the bed and slid off, reaching down she grabbed her notebook and placed it in her bag. She then reached for the box containing the braille set only it had not been there.<em>-I must have really been tired, I don't remember putting that away-</em>She thought as she finally placed the bag onto her shoulder and headed to the door. As she walked she reached into the bag to pull her extendable cane out. She rarely needed it to get around her dorm room but when she gout outside she would not be able to get by with out it, only before she fully was able to pull the cane out Kassil walked straight into the wall.<strong>"What the fuck"</strong>She cried out her hand moving to her face to see if she had been bleeding. When she determined she was fine she would reach around to feel what she had walked into, it should have been a clear shot out to the railing in the hallway. Her hands only found solid wall all the way across the back of the room, her face now showing sign's of complete confusion. Kassil pulled the cane from her bag and extended it, she began to map out the room only to find that this room was foreign to her. This was not her room by any stretch of the imagination.<strong>"Kat? Lorie?"</strong>She called out to her dorm mates trying to see if anyone was home. It had to of been one of there rooms, someone was certainly playing tricks on her and she was not at all impressed.<strong>"Guys come on I am late for class this is not funny."</strong>she continued to map out the room until she found the open door way at the opposite end of the room.