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- 23 April 2004 - The sun is glaring through the window panes as Arthur Fleming goes over, for what seems like the 100th time, the formulae for the hydrolysis of water. It is the last lesson of the day. What's more, it is a Friday. "Your next chemistry test is on the 27th of April next Tuesday, please remeber all the key points that I had mentioned during the earlier part of the lesson," he says in a warning tone, and of course, with his usual expressionless face. That wake some of the students who were 'busy' sleeping up during the lesson up. "Huh? A test? Not again!! I had failed the previous one and here comes another test!" One plum

As they walk down the pebbled pathway towards the schoolgate, the girl pulls off Ray's right earphone. "Did you hear Arthur during Chemistry lesson about next Tuesday?" "No. I was sleeping." Ray replied while putting his earphone back into his ear, but before he can finish doing it, the girl stops him and continues. "Apparently, the next test is not going to be easy and we will not be excused for it as we were for the previous two tests. So, what are you going to do about it?" "Study for it." He says calmly and continues exiting the school. "But we don't have the time to study for it at all. You don't even pay attention during class

Name : Dril Hailey Age : 17 Ht : 1.65m Wt : 49kg Occupation : Same as Ray Weapon : All kinds of guns and pistols that uses silver rounds or rounds with silver infused in them. [she doesn't have any specific/personal weapon 'yet'] Likes : reading magazines, her friends, her family, her dog [a Rottweiler named Dominion but she usually calls him 'Dodo' ; it's like this, she named the dog Dominion thinking it was cool, but finds it a hassle to call for him with that name, thus cutting the name short by calling 'Dodo'] Dislikes : Vampires, being alone/left behind, seeing people around her dying What she says often : "Sorry I can't make it

A dozen of students in casual clothings gather around the teacher's rectangular desk as Sandra Freeman pours a test tube of colorless solution into another test tube of green powdery substances. As she completes the act, bubbles of air come rushing out of the surface of the mixture (now a clear liquid but has a dark brown sediment). "And as hydrogen peroxide gets reduced, the iron gets oxidised. The change in color indicates the oxidation process, so is the evolving of the gas. Alright now, please get back to your seats while I write you the equations on the board." Sandra explains with much patience. As the students retreat back to their