Supergirl7070: Book 2

Chapter 4

My parents called and told me that they were at a wedding and they will be gone longer than they thought. What is a child supposed to do at home alone with no one but her friends and school. Oh yeah. School. My cousins and i go to a school in the sky. Yeah it's like the movie Sky High because it is. My parents went here before me and my cousin's as well. They are older than me so I am a grade below them and sometimes I get bumped up a grade because of how much my parents taught me about being a superhero. At the school i was known as the loser because I had two parents with superpowers and I had nothing. Until now. I could melt someone by just throwing up on them and if someone falls asleep in class. Well lets just say that will never happen again.

"Hello dreamer." I hear a voice behind me say. I flip around to come face to face with Nathan. Of course he would do something like this.Ever since he was a kid he would hint at other people's powers. It never went well.

"Nathan." I said.

"Yes. That's my name. What are you doing here and not in class" He demanded. I looked pointedly at him and it was funny to see what his expression was when it hit him. He took a deep breath. He looked behind me and I turned around and saw a water fountain and realized what he was doing. I shake my head and look at him. He has his hands out in front of him the look of concentration in his eyes.

He closed his eyes and when he opened them again he was not there. I mean he was there in person but in his eyes he wasn't. Then he lifted his hands towards the water fountain. It didn't take long for the water fountain to react to Nathan's powers. It was as if the button was pushed and water came out but instead of it coming out so that people could drink it but as a water snake instead. I screamed and rushed towards Nathan but I didn't get there in time because the snake turned and lunged at me. I know that I said that Nathan caused it but it wouldn't have happened if I went to class. He has always been protective of me when it came to school. I had to real friends because of my parents. Everyone tried to avoid me as best as they could.