“The Crown of Hell”. It’s a crown that grants great power, and it gives you the rule of the hell realm. I’m weak. This crown could be my solution to all my problems.

      I watched as the car passing by ran over a kitten. I walked over to the other side of the road, stepping onto the dead cat's flesh in the meanwhile. Our world is like this. No mercy, no kindness, no nothing. Only the strong ones survive. I’m not strong, I’m weak. I feel love. I feel affection. I’m an outcast. You have to be willing to step on others' flesh to get to a higher point in this life. I finally reached my school, the terrifying place of torture. I stepped inside, the whispers starting to fill my ears. I kept on walking, the whispers not stopping me. My feet dragged across the dark floors, the mist breaking up as I walk further.

      “Sup dudeee! Wanna walk to class together?” Riku yelled out of nowhere. Thanks Riku, you totally didn’t ruin my edge. “Sure.” I mumbled. We started walking to class together. I checked my schedule on my phone. “I have math class.” I said. He sighed. “I have English class.” he said. We parted ways, the math and English class were on the opposite ends of the school. Thank God. I don't want to spend another suffocating moment with that guy. The dark, lonely hallways of the school are better enjoyed alone. Every step I took made a loud sound, echoing in the cold hallways. The cold didn’t bother me, thanks to my fire powers I could heat up my body. I finally reached the math class, I entered the room to be met with Megami and Selena gossipping in the corner. Megami and Selena are the popular girls of the school. They’re better, that’s why I hate their guts. I sat down on my seat, not minding their presence.

     “Ohh-ho-ho! The little puppy is here.” said Megami mockingly while walking towards me. Selena followed her quietly. “I dare you to say that again, princess.” I said while standing up to face Megami. She’s so much shorter than me, making standing up my ideal way to talk to her. She needs to feel lower than me. “You lost, puppy?” she said, not backing off. I landed a punch right to her face. She ran back to her seat, rightfully.