clairedelune2501

Let's face it, high school kind of sucks. People who aren't the typical jock or cheerleader type tend to have a rougher time because they're considered outcasts of some sort. Strange, abnormal, or odd in some way. For most people, this goes on unchecked. They just meander to and from class, have fun with their friends, and live their totally normal and largely uneventful high school lives in peace despite not being one of the 'cool kids'. It was this uneventful, peaceful and carefree high school life that Jessie Oliver wanted more than anything right now. He'd give anything to just go to class unnoticed, do his school work, read a book at lu

Further down the tunnel she went, careful to look the walls over for any markings when she finally came across an eerily illuminated tunnel. The light seemed to be coming from the narrow pools of water lining each side of the tunnel, but was curious how it there could be natural light this far underground. She could only assume it was a reflection of light from the surface, somehow mirrored from its source above to the bottom of the waterway, illuminating the tunnel with beautiful patterns of gentle aqua ripples reflecting all along the walls and ceiling. Deep in the distance she could see a silhouette of an object set on a plinth in the cent