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Dawn's thoughts were a complete mess. Multiple inner dialouge's happened at once, and none of them made any sort of sense. Some berated, some accused, some comforted, some... Dawn walked ...

Astrid held Evan's hand as they filed out. "Man, I kinda wanna do that again. I feel really good right now." Shiloh rolled their eyes. "That's a terrible idea, Astrid." ...

"Oh yeah," Astrid mumbled with a thumbs up. "Great. Never felt better. High as a kite. Wait, no. I'm not high. Just, hm, better? Yeah, way better." Who needs drugs ...

"It's the best chance we've got," Astrid said, falling back on their bed. The world was... weirder, for sure. Evan was right about that feeling of lightness. Astrid felt as ...

Astrid tried to think for a moment, but the surgery(?) Shiloh was performing was quite... distracting, in a way. So, instead, Dawn chipped in. "What about packaged foods? Like, chips ...

Dawn nodded along with them. "Indeed, but I think I'm just, um, gonna let this one flush itself out..." she murmured, trying not to catch anyone's attention. She assured Sage ...

Shiloh rubbed their head. "You may want to lie down for a bit. Heavy blood loss causes dizziness and may make you feel light-headed." Once Shiloh regained their composure, they ...

It took upwards of an hour to build up a large clump of the black goo, but thankfully, due to Evan's colorless blood, it was much easier to locate and ...

"Shut up," they spat, holding Evan's arm even tighter. Shiloh took a deep breath and closed their eyes. "Just let me concentrate, and it'll be fine." It was a weird ...

"Yeah, sure," Dawn mumbled, watching as Winnie turned the corner with a smile on her face. Winnie wasn't one for expressions or joy, really. She's still a little girl, Dawn ...

Shiloh snorted. "Ha! Yeah, right," they said. After a moment of no following chuckles, they looked over at Evan with an eyebrow in the air. "Oh. You meant that, didn't ...

Shiloh watched everyone argue with each other, as did Astrid. Astrid felt pretty awkward just sitting there, but Shiloh seemed bored with it. "God, people just can't handle that our ...

Shiloh gasped when Sage stepped up to the plate. "Wow... It's never been that easy! Usually I have to gag and tie them down first!" they laughed. When Astrid stared ...

Shiloh blinked. Then, they leaned on their desk. Their crimson eyes studied the floor for a long while. "How... exactly?" they finally spoke up. Astrid piped in as she went ...

Shiloh cringed. "Oh my God," they said. "It's a mild allergy! All that happens is those little bite bumps are bigger! I'm not predicting how you die! It's just finding ...