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"You should always find a good side of the story and embrace it..." James nodded and set his plate off to the side. He was full now.

Jenny was eating, but her mind was some place else entirely. She stared out the window and her light red eyes sparkled like shining rubies.

Jenny started to shake out of her day dream and she looked at James, kind of confused. Then she remember where she was. She sighed, "Just of my old life... and how I got here."

"Hmm." Ave said to herself. "Wait.. I thought-- I thought we crashed into a mountain. Hey James. Are there any mountains around here?" I didn't see any mountains when I got off the plane. Ave thought to herself. She walked over to the window. "Om my god." She said, looking down. "Oh s**t. What the ********? Where the hell are we?" All she could see was black.. A never ending black pit. Only not a pit. It was the entire side of the Inn.

For a motercycle, the indian Carlos rode was not much to look at. A faded and chilled yellow tank topped the rusted frame and it suited him to a tee. Undeterred by the indians rumbling engine Carlos cast his eye over the feilds and trees that flanked his stretch of road. The only grace between man and nature his dad would call it. His mind wandered back, it had been more than a year now.
His mind was fading in and out of memory, so much so that when the tires of his faithful indian crossed over the shoulder on this perticularly long peice of country road, he was left none the wiser. A scene of himself being taught how to cook marshmellows on an open fire faded into picture, the smile on his face was evidence enough that the distance between him and the road steadily grew wider.
His mind returned him to the present and he found the edge of a very ominous cliff edge. His next memory had faded out, a sense of falling, his indian falling somewhere beside him but where exactly he could not tell. The next thing he knew was an ache that covered his body, the grass under him was cool and soft but it was not nearly enough to save him from such a fall, but no matter, he was alive and happy for it. Before he let himself doze he noticed a building, large, welcoming, he would ponder this later. For now he slept

Desina stumbled through the forest,she didnt know how she had survived the crash,but she badly needed to find somewhere to rest.She came across a building,looked like an Inn of sorts,and climbed up the steps,into the reception area.

"Could I get a room please?"

"Of course you can,heres your keys,yours is room No.6,no cost

"Thanks a million"She smiled,taking the key and pratically falling down the corridor,into her room."SWEEEEET"Desina laughed to herself,falling onto her bed.Her stomach grumbled when she was finished unpacking,"Oh,I need some food"She muttered to herself,heading into the cafeteria.She noticed some people talking and one girl eating on her own while she was filling her plate with food.She sat at the table next to the talkers and dug into her food.

All this was totally against everything Avery had ever known. "B-but. There's no edge of the world." She stuttered. "It's round." She looked on in amazement. "Besides, how did we not notice this when we came in? It must be black all the way on the edge by the inn if it is the end." She said hopefully. This was so not right.

(bump... come on... just 3 more boys!!!! XD)