A New Side Of Me (Wenclair)

The Darkness Lurking in the Library

lily was consumed by the desire to avenge her mother's death, but she knew that she faced a major obstacle: she didn't have any special abilities like Enid, who could turn into a wolf at will, or Wednesday, who possessed powerful witchcraft. She had managed to deceive the headmaster, but lily knew that neither Enid nor Wednesday would fall for her outcast status.

As she watched both girls closely, she began to realize that there was something between them. They had once been best friends, but now they avoided each other's gaze and refused to speak. lily knew that if she wanted to cause them pain, she had to find a way to bring them back together.

Enid was struggling with her powers, feeling a ringing in her ears that she couldn't decipher. Hope, her mentor, was supposed to teach her how to control these warnings, but she had left without giving Enid the necessary guidance. Enid tried to call her old mentor, but she received no answer. She couldn't blame Hope for wanting some peace for herself and her family, but Enid felt abandoned and alone.

Meanwhile, Wednesday had retreated into herself. She kept to herself, much like she had done during her first semester at the school. But this time, she didn't need anyone for a mission or a search, so she didn't interact with anyone at all. She tried to write in her book, but even that seemed to be falling apart. She struggled to spell her own name correctly, and the more mistakes she made, the deeper she fell into her isolation. Thing, ho had been trying to reconcile her with Enid, had only made things worse. His constant reminders of their broken friendship were pushing her to the brink of a breakdown, and she couldn't take it anymore. She sent him back to the Addams mansion.

The school was supposed to be a place of learning and growth, but for lily, Enid, and Wednesday, it had become a place of pain and isolation. Each one of them was struggling with their own demons, unable to find solace in the world around them.

As they each battled their own challenges, they couldn't help but wonder if there was a way out of the darkness that had engulfed them. They hoped that someday they would find the strength to overcome their struggles and find a way to live their lives to the fullest. But for now, they were lost in the shadows, alone and afraid.

*

lily had been ruminating on her plan for weeks now. She knew it was a risky move, but she was desperate for revenge. Her mother's death had left a gaping hole in her heart, and she would stop at nothing to make those responsible pay.

The first step of her plan was to acquire the necessary materials. lily had heard of a plant that could subdue even the strongest of werewolves - wolfsbane. She went to the plant teacher's room, hoping to find some, but to her dismay, the plants had been dead for months. She had to look elsewhere.

She searched all over town for any signs of the plant, but it seemed like it was nowhere to be found. In her desperation, lily stumbled upon a store of "magical items." She rolled her eyes at the sign, but her curiosity got the better of her. She walked in and was met with an old man who smiled at her.

"Hello, young lady. How may I assist you?" he asked.

lily felt a sense of trepidation, but she asked anyways, "Do you happen to have any wolfsbane?"

The man nodded and retrieved a small vial from behind the counter. lily handed him the money and quickly left the store, clutching the vial tightly in her hand.

With the wolfsbane in hand, lily moved onto the next step of her plan - capturing Enid. She knew it would be difficult to subdue a werewolf, but she had a plan. lily knew Enid would be in the library, and when she wasn't looking, she would injected the wolfsbane into her drink. Within minutes, Enid should began to feel weak and disoriented, and lily would be able to tie her up without any resistance.

Now, lily had to wait for Wednesday to save her. She knew that Wednesday and Enid had grown distant since their falling out, but lily was convinced that she could use their past friendship to her advantage. She would leave a letter for Wednesday that she needs to do something or the school would be burned down knowing the girl would do anything to stop being alone leaving a riddle that led to the library where she made sure to let Enid's muffled screams be heard.

lily smirked in satisfaction as she arrived at the library, cloaked in invisibility. The plan seemed foolproof, and she couldn't fathom what could go wrong. Enid was nowhere in sight, and she had a good twenty minutes to execute everything before the letter arrived under Wednesday's door. The darkness of the library surrounded her, and she relished in the ominous feeling of being alone with her thoughts and her mission.

As lily snuck through the library wearing her invisibility cloak, her heart was pounding in her chest. She knew that any misstep could mean the end of everything. Suddenly, Enid appeared through the door with puffy, red eyes that indicated she had been crying. lily quickly donned her cloak once again, hiding in the shadows as Enid began to read her textbook. She had planned to drug Enid with a cup of tea, but without the annual library tea, she had to improvise.

lily watched as Enid yawned, taking the drink that lily had prepared. It was a lot, but there was no turning back now. Suddenly, Enid's head hit the desk with a loud thud, rendering her unconscious. lily knew she had to act quickly, tying Enid up as Wednesday likely read the letter that she had left for her.

The riddle that lily had written was a warning, a message that only the bravest could decipher. It spoke of secrets hidden in the shadows, of a place where nightmares reigned supreme. It was a riddle that led directly to the library.

When Wednesday arrived, she found Enid tied up and unconscious. It seemed that nothing had changed between the two girls. lily's heart raced as she checked Enid's pulse, feeling it grow weaker and weaker. She untied the girl and laid her on the library table.

Desperately, Wednesday began to perform CPR, her tears falling onto Enid's face. She noticed the unmistakable taste of wolfsbane on Enid's lips and knew that time was running out. She ran Enid to the infirmary where she was told to wait and see if the anti-serum would help. It felt like hours passed as she waited for Enid to wake up, her heart heavy with fear and regret. Finally, Enid stirred, and wednesday appeared beside her, offering a comforting hug.

As they lay in each other's arms, the silence in the room was palpable. Enid's mind was still hazy and she couldn't remember what had happened to her. All she knew was that she was in the infirmary, with Wednesday by her side. She looked at her friend and felt a pang of guilt in her chest. How could she have let their fight get so out of hand?

Wednesday, on the other hand, was relieved to have Enid back with her. She had been so worried when lily's letter arrived, and her heart had been pounding as she read the ominous riddle. When she arrived at the library and saw Enid tied up and unconscious, her worst fears had been realized.

But now, looking at Enid's peaceful face, Wednesday couldn't help but feel a sense of hope. Maybe this was the wake-up call they needed to put their differences aside and reconcile.

lily stood in the shadows, watching as Enid and Wednesday lay next to each other. She had succeeded in bringing them back together, but it was all part of her twisted plan to tear them apart permanently.

As she watched the girls, a sinister grin spread across her face. She had spent months planning this moment, and now it was finally coming to fruition.

Enid and Wednesday were so wrapped up in each other's company that they didn't even notice lily's presence. She was like a ghost, a phantom lurking in the shadows, waiting for the right moment to strike.

She couldn't wait to see the look on their faces when she revealed her true intentions. It would be priceless.

With a sense of satisfaction, lily slipped back into the darkness, leaving the two girls behind. They had no idea what was coming for them. But lily knew. And it was going to be glorious.