"Michael! Michael!!! It's morning!" A little girl wearing pyjamas said. Her yellow eyes where glistening as the sun's ray's were falling on top of them. "Stephanie...?" Michael asked. "What are you doing on top of me Stephanie...?" He asked with an awkward look on his face. "I'm trying to wake you up! It's time to go to school!" She said. "That doesn't mean you should climb on top of me you dummy..." He said as he stood up and stretched his arms. "Thank you sis." He said stroking her hair "Now can you please let me change into my clothes?" He continued in a polite way. "Roger that!!" She said as she left closing the door behind her. "After that incident in our former house she is afraid of going outside. It was not too long ago when we lost our father and house to the flames..." He said as he wore his tie. "Ready to go!" He said throwing water on his face. He went dowstairs where Stephanie had already made breakfast. "Thanks for the food!" He said gulping it down. "Have a good time at school big bro!" The cute little girl said as she waved him goodbye. "Be a good girl while I'm away from home!" He said as he ran to catch the bus.

This time around the red haired teenager arrived at his new school earlier than the last time. In fact he arrived just in time. He took the same seat as yesterday and at his favor, the girl he fought with was nowhere to be found. "That's a relief..." He said sitting down. "Look it's that weirdo from yesterday's duel!" "Yeah I've heard he doesn't know anything about magic at all!" "No way! I heard he is labeled as the school's number one problem child!" Some girls could be heard whispering from the back of the class. "All of this commotion and rumours just because of a lost duel. This world is really cruel I suppose..." He said as he rested his head on his bicep which was lying on top of the desk.

The second day of school flew by and Michael was getting used to being alone during the lunch breaks. It was about time the students that haven't entered any clubs or weren't in the student council left and Michael had packed his things into his bag. The yellow eyed teenager was walking out the front door of the school when he suddenly noticed the girl he was dueling yesterday. "Thanks for ruining my school year berserk woman..." He thought to himself. She was sitting  down in front of the vending machine with her knees in front of her face. "I really don't want to get further involved with her after the latest incident which caused my positive popularity to take a nose dive..." He said as he turned his back at her. He started walking slowly away when she started to whisper something. "Act tough you idiot!" He said to himself walking even further away. "A girl all alone like that..." He thought to himself. "Fuck!! I'm thirsty I need to get a drink from that machine! Yeah that's it!" He continued his long and never-ending train of thoughts. "Move brute, I need to use that machine..." He said to her as soon as he was right on top of her. Her eyes were wide opened as soon as she realized the guy that she beat up yesterday was referring to her. Her crystal clear blue eyes were almost to tears, but that didn't prevent them from shining beautifully. "You can see me??????!!" She asked in amazement. "Yeah of course I can see you idiot, what are you talking about?!" He asked looking curious and confused. "Thank God... Someone can actually see me..." She said as she got up with a face that looked like she was about to cry. "Hey calm down... What the hell happened to you?" He asked with the same curiosity as before. "After I woke up this morning it feels like I don't exist! I talk to people and they don't reply! It first started at school but when I went to the convenience store to check, the salesperson ignored me as if I was never there!" She said almost bursting into tears. "Hey hey calm down..." The red haired teenager said. "Will you help me...?" She asked looking through his yellow eyes. He slightly blushed and looked away at the time. "Yeah... I'll help you... I mean there's gotta be a reason for all of this, right?" He said with a reassuring tone on his voice.