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Taz was in the garden sniffing, the scents all mixed up within the purfumed flowers. She asked her wolf to take over for a minute knowing her wolf was stronger in her senses in everyway. The wolf speaks " her scent has trailed off back to the school, by the smells of it she's gone back human heading north through the corridors as we speak" the wolf allows Taz to gain control again. Taz gasped as she was put back in control "thanks, I didn't think you would do that" she speaks with her wolf. While trotting back towards the school.

( I'll be on later, just making sure I'm up to date)

Since the class got done, Adi decided to go to the lunch room and just do stuff. She thought she would write in her poem book.

He slipped his book back into his pocket, then went to the lunch room as well. “Fifteen days now. Be patient.” He said to himself, hoping nobody was around.

Adi didn’t notice Kodoku was in there but sensed his soul. She just kept busy in her poem book.

He started humming to himself again. “The red, the red...” he took out his woven bag.

“Please stop.” Adi said hearing him sing. She recognized his voice. ‘That guy again hmm.’ She thought.

He jumped, not noticing her. “****ing hell...” he put away the bag.

Adi smiled sensing his fear in his soul.”Sorry. Did I scare you?” SHe asked. She knew the answer though.

He tossed a throwing knife in her direction, zipping right past her ear. “Shut up, the human mind is designed to flee at loud noises.”

Adi nodded. She put her pen in her book as she closed it.”So what was that song of yours?” She asked.

“Just... a little thing a friend of my parents sung to me when I was little.” He said, looking over at her.

Adi nodded and put her poem book away before he saw it.

He noticed her put something away, but didn’t see what it was. “Hey, What was that?”

“Nothing.” She lied. It was part of her life. She wrote sad or scary poems in the book. Even the reason she’s mean to people.

“Right, right. You can just say you don’t want to tell me. We’ve barely met, and I just threw a knife at you. It’s justified.” He said.

“I thought we knew each other another lifetime.” Adi said.

“Yeah, theoretically. But in the span of the universe, I’ve probably been friends with billions of people. Does that mean I’m going to be nice to everyone? Hell no.” He replied.

“Never said anything about you being nice.” Adi said.

He shook his head. “Mentally, we’ve probably met a million times. Physically, we are complete strangers. If you see someone you kinda maybe think you might have seen that one time, you aren’t gonna tell them you’re life story.”

Adi nodded.”I know. I’m not dumb like most of the people around here. And that thing is something private no one knows about.” She said.