Reincarnation is a religious belief that, after a person dies, their souls are brought back to life. Maybe in another form, a different time, or a newly constructed life. Tracy Drake McColt always denied the realism of reality, she counted it as merely just another dream. She fancied fairy tales, with her unique definition of a fairy tale of course, since then again it wasn't any different from reality and dreams. They are all just a story that starts with once upon a time and ends with happily ever after. She is driven away by her disbelief in reality, her disgust with the imperfections in her life, and her fear for the lives of those she loves. But she wakes up to find an entry in her diary, one that starts and ends -ironically- her life.

An ongoing - Miaow. Yes Mr. Cat I know it should be 'The Chronicles of Mr. Cat and I' but I like it this way. Miaow. Why? Well because I like the sound of the 'M' in 'me' followed by the 'M' in 'Mr. Cat'. Miaow. Yes, I know it's grammatically incorrect. I don't care for you're tone Mr. Cat. Miaow. Fine. What would you have it as? Miaow. Ahah! I knew it! I knew the only reason you were making such a fuss about the grammar was because I put 'Me' before Mr. Cat. You only want it as 'The Chronicles of Mr. Cat and I' or, saving that, 'The Chronicles of Mr. Cat and Me' so you can have 'Mr. Cat' before 'Me'. Miaow. Don't take that tone with me Mr. Cat, you forget I'm the one typing. Miaow. Because I have opposable thumbs. Miaow. Enough Mr. Cat. Our Audience awaits us. Miaow. As I was saying. This is an an on going series of discussion that I hold with my cat, the ever so aptly named Mr. Cat here, deliberating the various problems of the world today, in cat terms of cou- Mr. Cat! Get your claws out of my- Argh! Motherf-

Subject Nyx has been under the experimental testing of The Scientist and his Mentor. Through her trials and her confrontations with The Scientist, she unknowingly plants a seed of doubt in his heart which grows to mean something much more than mere experimental testing.