Snicket

[Caer Ibormeith]

"Don't just stand there!" She didn't slow down, but reached out to grab his bag strap like usual and drag him along to English. She stopped outside the door, straightened her clothes and took a deep breath. "And no one knows."
She opened the door and took her seat, she didn't even look like she had sprinted to the class, let alone the school.

[Apollo]

Jack sat down as well but was worried about if people had seen him. Jack kept getting the idea that some one had seen and they were staring at him but every time he looked it was nothing. A student walking past the door. A girl smiling his way. . . that scared him a little and made him more uncomfortable.
For reasons to calm himself down he took out his pad and pastels and drew an eye. It was evil but felt familiar to him. He kept drawing. The eye had a red color around the pupil and the pupil was like a cats. A line down the middle and not a round one like a person should have. All the same Jack kept going and as he did he kept trying to figure out where he had seen it. (of course he had seen it somewhere, Jack wasn't known for drawing things he hadn't seen.) This cat-like eye was human and entrancing him somehow.
Then he was slapped back to reality by the sound of the bell and the clock outside the school. Jack smiled knowing the time was wrong.

[Caer Ibormeith]

Tyde looked confused for a second and checked her watch. Did the school loose power last night for a bit so the clocks are off?

[Apollo]

Jack saw her looking at something and prayed it wasn't a watch. He swallowed trying to get the lump in his throat to force it down. "Looks like you made it in time." Jack laughed nervously. Maybe I should tell her. No I don't know if she would understand. Jack had a power that was true. But in this time if you had that it either made you an outcast because you were different or very popular. Jack didn't want either of that he just wanted to get through his life in one piece.
Jack tried to put his stuff in his bag before some one saw it.

[Caer Ibormeith]

It was too late. Tyde had seen the eye and flinched. It was something that had appeared in her dreams shortly after she started living by herself. She didn't know why it seemed so familiar or why it appeared to her every night, but there had to be some meaning behind it all.
She closed her serene blue eyes, trying to dash the image from her mind. She felt as if she could blame that eye for all the pain and trouble she had gone through...but she didn't understand why.
Images from her last nightmare bombarded her and she just barely kept her composure on the outside. Inside she trembled and screamed.

[Apollo]

jack saw something there in Tyde's eyes he had never seen. What was it? "Fear. . . " Jack breathed the word out and it still made him tremble. He looked over at her again and said "hey. . . You alright?"

[Caer Ibormeith]

"Wha-?" She blinked and looked at him, "Uh...oh, yeah. Just fine." She forced herself to smile at him. "Why do you ask?"
The teacher came in. He carried a laptop and a book, which he put down on his desk before turning toward his students. "Sorry for my lack of punctuality, I guess I got lost in the 16th century." He held up a collection of Shakespeare's works.

[Apollo]

Jack noticed weveryone sighed so he took a chance to ask her while everyone complained. "Well you didn't look it. What were you looking at or were you just staring off?" he asked. What is up with her today?

[Caer Ibormeith]

"I was just remembering something...it just happened to be a nightmare." She didn't meet his eyes.

[Apollo]

Jack pulled the picture out slowly with his text book because that was one thing he was going to need in class. Jack's heart began pulsing in his ears as he wondered if he was right. "You mean this?" Jack asked her barely able to speak. His eyes were looking at the eye, and it was looking at him and he was wondering if he was crazy.