Throughout the entire day, Five found himself thinking back to Bruce's words that morning.
He did feel a strange energy surge through his body for a split second, but he shook it off. He thought he was the only one who felt it, until Bruce spoke up.
Now he couldn't stop thinking about it.
Did the others feel it too? If they did, why didn't they say anything?
Five, no matter how hard he tried, couldn't get the thoughts out of his head, so when lunch came around, he set out to find one of the others.
He found Skylar wandering the halls, and ran to catch up to her, "Skylar, hey." He called out
"Oh, hey, Five." She greeted, turning to face the boy.
"You remember what Bruce said this morning?" He asked
Skylar nodded, "what about it?"
"Did you feel it?" He asked
"I definitely felt something." Skylar nodded
Five nodded, he definitely knew something weird was going on now.
He had his suspicions since the moment his parents told him they were moving to California. Things weren't always easy in Sokovia, but he never thought his parents would leave for America. It all happened so suddenly, that he didn't even have time to process, but it was definitely weird to him.
Ever since, he's been skeptical of everything his parents have been doing.
"Interesting." Five mumbles
"What?" Skylar asks
"Nothing," Five says, walking away from the girl.
Skylar watched him disappear down the hall, before she shrugged her shoulders and walked away.
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Death Island
Adventure"How are we the only ones who remember what happened?" Or In which a German billionaire randomly selects people to go on a trip to Death Island.
