I sat with Faylin and Ditri around the campfire that the latter had provided. Suddenly, something cracked in the woods. Neither wolf nor dragon appeared to notice. What was that? I wondered. ‘Why don’t you come check it out?’ My thoughts replied and I jumped.Why was I thinking that? I excused myself and wandered towards the sound. “No weirdo, over here.” hissed a voice. I jumped again and spun around. “Who’s there?” I looked back over my shoulder towards the camp for help, but saw no fire. My heart began to race. “That’s, because Ditri and Faylin do not currently exist. Don’t worry though, they’ll be back.” I spun around once again to face a short, petite girl with shoulder length blonde hair and glasses. “My name is Kay.” She added. “Well, that and Caeli and, Katrina and Kat and KJ,” She shrugged. “But whatever.” “Uh, I’m—“ I started. “Lara, I know.” The girl nodded. I cocked my head at her. “You do? How?” “Because I wrote you, duh!” She slapped her forehead and then looked down accusingly at her hand. That’s when I knew for sure that ‘Kay’ was insane. She looked back at me. “See; your making me crazy. You’re not going where you’re supposed to be and right now you should be miles and miles away and nearing the real adventure! But of course not, you are just sitting there, looking like an open mouthed dummy!” She exclaimed, throwing her hands up in exasperation.             “I can see you’re mad, alright,” I muttered.             “That isn’t very nice you know, muttering. Just remember that I can hear whatever you are thinking too.”             She cannot, I thought.             “Don’t deny it, I can. I wrote you and—haven’t we already gone over this? Never mind, right now you need to come with me.” She beckoned with an outstretched hand.             “You’re kidnapping me?!” I exclaimed. “No, of course not.” She replied impatiently as if she could not believe that I would accuse her of such a thing. “I control you. If I say ‘come’, then you come. So you are coming of your own free will.” I tried to process what she was saying. She was obviously delirious but I felt suddenly that I needed to go with her. I walked over to her. “How do you know me?” I asked again, slowly. She shook her head like I was a lost cause. “I made you remember? Man you are a dim character.” “Hey!” I protested. “That was an insult!” Kay shrugged. “So?” “So…” I tried to reply. “”You’re sappy too. I need to edit you girl.” She looked annoyed and disgusted. “Come on, we are wasting time. Right now you need to go back and tell Ditri to go southwest, let’s get this show on the road!” “Huh? There is no road.” “Oh just go on!” she cried. “Listen, you are not cooperating but people want me to finish this so get a move on or else I will kill you and make everybody mad. That actually sounds tempting right now…” She trailed off, a peculiar smile on her face. “I may be back later, but by then I will have edited this out and so technically speaking you will have never known me I will have to explain myself all over again.” Kay groaned. “Have to say that I’m not looking forward to that.” She sighed heavily. “Adios!” “Ah-de-ose?” I asked. “Another time.” I watched her walk into the forest, when she reached the trees she spun around and smiled. Smoke appeared and she twirled into it, becoming enveloped in the cloud and disappearing from view. A chuckle came, “Always wanted to do that.” “Yikes!” I yelped. “Yikes!” I yelped. “Yikes!” I yelped. Another low, echoing chuckle came from the smoke as it began to fade. “This is so fun.” I was officially freaked out then, but it was over in an instant. The smoke faded away suddenly, as if blown by a wind and I was left standing in the forest alone and wondering what on earth had just happened. Then, I no longer had to wonder for there came a distant ripping sound that seemed to come from the sky and then silence. I walked back to the campfire, with no idea why I had left in the first place.