Hoia Baciu Forest, Romania

This week had been crazy. First, he had been shipped off to a school for kids with weird gifts. Then, he was placed in a dorm with three other females. (Which wasn't all bad, actually.) His favorite event of the past seven days was the purchase of his hedgehog, Worras. Oh, Worras was an adorable thing. His fur was mostly white, aside from the brown mask on his face. Worras' nose was a light pink, and oh so soft. His quills were brown and tipped with white. The first few times he had handled the pet, he had been pricked. Quickly, Connoven had learned the ways of the 'hog. Now, they were constantly snuggling, and Worras was starting to ride along on his shoulder. Right now, however, he was in his sleeping sack, snoring softly.

Oh yeah, he was on a plane. A private one at that, with another female on board. The fifteen year old had hardly looked at the other girl in an awkward fear. It was deadly silent in the plane, aside from the roar of the engine. Where where they going? Apparently the Hoia Baciu Forest, in Romania. Why? He wasn't quite sure of that. They refused to tell the two of them until they were safely away from the school. The lady that had retrieved the two students told them to only pack clothes, their weapon, and anything they absolutely needed. Connoven felt as if Worras was included in that list of things he absolutely needed. Worras and he were almost inseparable since they were together. Connoven had brought along his cage set up with as well to make his little pal as comfortable as possible.

Finally, the silence was too much for him. He turned around, scrunching his face together. "Well, hi. I'm Connoven..." The Winter said softly, almost unable to be heard. "What do you think we will have to do?" This time, his voice was louder. Standing up, he awkwardly moved to the seat next to the girl. "I'm kind of nervous." The boy babbled out.

"Can't wait to see it?" Connoven gaffed in disbelief. "Are you crazy? I did some research on this place and this place is very, very deadly. Many people have disappeared. What do you think will happen to us?" Anger surged up in his stomach. Mostly, it was fueled by fear, but still. He clenched his fists, took a deep breath, and calmed down. "How are you so happy about this?"