You know how you don't remember being younger? Learning how to walk and speak and use the bathroom without having someone to tell us? It just sort of happened? Well, I do.
My name is Alex, Alex Northcaster, and I am now a 14 year old girl. You may be wondering why I'm saying "now" as if I wasn't before. Well, I wasn't. I was actually in a different body, as a different person, with a different first and last name, and a different age. Nine out of the ten times I was transferred into a different body, I remembered being a baby. Remembered the soft touch of my mother and the stubble on my father's chin. Remembered taking my first steps and scraping my knee when I fell from running. I remembered it all. The only thing I don't remember is my old self, the memories from my previous body. I only know how many times I've been transferred. I guess it doesn't matter because why would I want the old memories to remain when I'm experiencing a whole different life? My brain would also explode from the amount of memories I would've had.
Anyways, now that you know the basics, let's continue on with the story, shall we?
