"I'm done," said Orion, putting on the finishing touches. He hoped he had gotten the monsters in the background right.

A'ine couldn't take it and her hand few up and she scratched her head. She looked at the drawing and her mouth dropped. "I'm speechless which is unusual." She said looking at the side with Ember on it. It was even more amazing.

Jora had finished too but she waited for them to be done looking at Orion's she wasn't quite amazed she knew he was an amazing artist and those drawings were amazing.

Ember looked at the drawing. "Wow...." she said quietly. The drawing was good. And he had drawn her without her hood. "So I really shouldn't wear my hood...." Ember said. In the drawing, she looked really pretty, and if that was how Orion saw her, and maybe Jora too, then maybe she shouldn't wear her hood.

Orion nodded. "Yeah, you look good without it," he said, glad he was helping her get out of her shell. "Hey Jora, can we see yours?" he asked, knowing hers would be amazing.

Jora licked her lips. "Sure, It's not as good as yours..." She lifted the drawing for them to see. Suddenly a large amount of reddish liquid got dumped on her. She dropped her book and turned around trying to see who had splashed her.

Alderic hadn't meant to dump the whole picture of juice. He had tripped when he was carrying it over to where the rest of his friends were sitting. He looked up horrified to see that not only did he waste the punch but it had dumped all over Jora and splashed her friend. "Oh, my gosh I'm so, so sorry Jora!"

Jora hadn't heard Alderic. She heard the voices of the kids at school. She stood up and left leaving her book and Naomi on the floor. She clutched her ears as she started hearing them laugh.

A'ine would have done something but Jora's pain was running threw her mind so quickly she couldn't move.

Orion began to go after Jora, but to his surprise, Ember ran past him after Jora. Maybe Ember will be more help. After all, Jora already knows that I won't make fun of her.He turned to look at A'ine. "A'ine?" he asked, seeing the blank expression on his face.

Ember grabbed Jora's hand. "Wait, please!" she said as loudly as she dared. She grabbed Jora's hand as tightly as she could. 'A'ine?' She had seen her friend's expression before she left. She had thought if she calmed down Jora, A'ine would snap out of it, and besides, she didn't want Jora to run away.

Jora felt someone grab her hand. She didn't hear Ember or anyone else she just wanted to leave and get dried. She bit her lip yanking her hand back. She felt awful like she was going to be sick.

A'ine licks her lips and looked at Orion trying to focus on him first. She didn't need anyone else knowing about the telepathy. "I'm okay. Alderic are you okay?" She asked trying to change the attention over to him. 'I'm okay... just a little surprised.' She sent trying not to send over any of the feelings she was getting from Jora still.

Alderic stood up. "I'm fine. Shoot! I didn't mean to upset her." He looked down at the ground and picked up her pencil and book. He dried off the pencil easily. He stared down at the drawing, it had big red blotches all over it. He was mad at himself for tripping.

Ember decided it would be best not try to stop Jora. Instead, she followed her, walking quickly. She automatically reached up to put her hood on, when she remembered what Orion, Jora and A'ine had all said. 'A'ine.... Let me see what she's feeling. I can help her better if I know.' She sent back.

"Don't worry, it was only an accident," said Orion to Alderic. He was still slightly mad at him for earlier, but he did feel guilty. Maybe I was too quick to judge him. Orion took Jora's sketchbook from Alderic. "I think I can fix it," he said. He wiped it off as best he could and put another piece of paper over it. He carefully traced the lines. "See? Now she just has to color it," he said. Where's Jora and Ember? I hope she's okay. It must have triggered those voices again.

A'ine shook her head at the air. 'No. I'm not going to. You haven't felt pain like this before.' A'ine thought of something. 'Ember, She's hearing voices do you think if I try and get in there and stop some of the voices it would help?' She looked over at Orion and thought biting her lip. "Does Jora have... flash backs?" She asked. She thought if he asked about how she had guessed she'd just say she knew someone who did. She felt Orion's concern for his friend and was a little glad that he cared. Her head started spinning from having to concentrate on Ember, Jora and herself.

Alderic pulled at his hair. "I'm gonna go see if I can find her and apologize." He turned to leave.

Jora kept running she wanted to just find a place to hide from them. She slipped on the water that had made it's way to her shoes. She scrapped her knee but got right back up and ran towards the doors.

"Kind of, but worse. She forgets where she is," said Orion. He turned to Alderic. "Wait, don't go yet. Give Ember a chance to calm her down," he said, placing his hand on Alderic's shoulder. He felt like he was trying to hold something together, but it kept falling apart.

'A'ine. You're not alright, are you? Ember began to grow more worried, for both A'ine and Jora. "Jora!" she yelled. She ran ahead of Jora out the doors, and stood there, ready to intercept Jora. 'A'ine. Get out of Jora's mind! You're going to hurt yourself! I can handle this.' Ember sent again. Could I force A'ine to show me? Ember wondered, not caring if A'ine heard.

A'ine nodded to Orion and sat back down trying to ignore the boys. 'I'm fine. And I don't think it works like that Ember.' She thought for a bit trying to figure out exactly where Jora thought she was. 'Ember, get away from her! She might hurt you and believe me she could.' She sent after feeling a bit more of Jora's mind and why she was so scared.

Alderic turns to Orion. "I would but I let her run away once. I don't do stupid stuff twice. I just want to make sure she's alright."

Jora ran out the doors and saw one of the most familiar faces from home. "Leave me alone, Reda!" She yelled running to the side away from her. They were still laughing at her and she just wanted to get them to leave her alone. She felt the flame coming but kept it down. The last thing she needed was them having one more thing to tease her about.