It was a fine afternoon at the Galleria Mall, Starr was currently at her job at Vegan Island. "Here you go, one vegetarian burrito." The nerd girl said as she handed the burrito to a blonde woman. After the woman paid for her food and left Starr noticed that the napkin holder was out of napkins so went to the huts storage room to get more napkins, when she returned a few minutes later she found a small box with a ribbon on it sitting on the counter. "What's this?" Starr said as she picked box up, there was a tag that had her name on it tide to the ribbon, at first she thought it was from her ex boyfriend Jude but her name on the tag was in cursive and Jude didn't write in cursive so it wasn't from him, besides they don't hang out anymore since as a nerd she only date intelligent people. Despite not knowing who the box was from she opened it anyway, inside was a light blue glass orb and a note, Starr picked up the note and read it. "To the girl who likes to change." Starr was confused by the note for a moment then she looked at the glass orb, she took it out of the box to examine it more closely, suddenly it started to glow which stunned star then it released a blast of energy that went into Starr then the glow faded. Starr stood there trying to make sense of what happened, just then she felt a strange sensation coming from....
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