I'm walking down a street in the middle of Agrahbah. Street merchants give me dirty looks. I wince at them, and hold my sketchbook and pencil close to my chest. I feel like an outcast, but that's nothing new. I'm a witch, an outsider.. A nobody. Sometimes I wish I belonged somewhere. Three street merchants catch my eye. Not only do they each give me a dirty look, they also give eachother a signal. Like winking at eachother, smiling, then nodding in my general direction. They then reached into drawers on their carts and pulled out daggers. I hold my sketchbook and pencil closer and start to run. They duck out from behind their carts and start to chase me. I run faster, peer behind me to see that they are slowly but surely catching up to me. A scream fpeirces te air, but my brain can't comprehend whether it came from me. I duck into an alley, racing to the end where there is a cement wall. I leap for it, grab onto it, but my grip slips and I fall. The merchants are at the end of the alley. "There she is!" one yells, his crooked grin stretching from one ear to the other. I jumped, grabbing hold of a shard of glass sticking out of the wall. "UUUGGGHHH!" I screamed, the glass digging into my hand. I felt it rip, sending a tingling feeling down my arm. There was a hole in the wall next to the glass. I slid my other hand into the hole. There was a hole ontop of the shard of glass. If I could just reach that hole.. I thought to myself as I outstretched my arm. Just as my fingers grazed the edge of the hole.. I began to fall. The glass penetrated the skin near my elbow and exited my skin near my wrist. I gasp at the grousome site when I fall to the ground. The merchants are less than two feet away from me, but I can't find the energy I need to get up.

I see the little girl being chased by the three merchants by looking down at the street. So I run atop the many buildings to see if I could help her. Then I see she is cornered in the alley so I think to myself I guess it is time to make myself known, then I jump down and kick one of the merchants in the head and the other to I pick up by the throat and I say to them, "What is wrong with you too. what did I tell you about picking on innocent little girls." After saying that I throw them back into the street were they immediately scurry back to their carts. Then I turn my head to look at the girl, then begin to walk out of the alley.

"Thank you. You didn't have to. It was kind of my fault." I say to the stranger. I sigh, staring at my arm and hand.

then as I am walking away I stop and throw a first aid kit at her feet and say, "It was nothing. It's what I do." Then I continue walking down the alley

I bandaged up my arm, then climbed up the wall and leapt over it.

I lept down onto the street behind the merchants. "pathetic humans, why would you pick on a poor little girl?" I asked while I leaned on a wall. "listen bub, that little girl is a witch and-" he started to say before I grabbed his face and slammed his head against the wall. "I hate cowardly humans, how dare you even speak to me." I said another came at me with a scimitar and I sliced him into small pieces before he even knew I moved. I looked at his buddies. "Who'd like to join your friends in the afterlife?" I asked as I held up my bloody hand. they looked at eachother then split up after dumping their weapons. "Sorry Dante, I didn't mean to take away your fun." I said with a smile.

I sat ontop of the wall and watched. I couldn't help but allow a smile to cross my face.

"Did you enjoy the show?" I asked as I looked up at Namine.

"Is that a trick question?" I asked as I leapt off the wall. "Look out below!"

I stepped back to allow Namine a safe landing. "Why were those men after you?" I asked.

"Because, I'm different. They sensed it. And since I'm just a "Little Girl," I said with a smile, "They knew they could take me down."

"Hmph, Cowards... I'll see you later..." I said before turning to go down an alleyway 'I'm going to kill those foolish cowards.'

"Hmmm." I sighed, then exited the alley, and continued my stroll.