People called the kid 'Ken', apparently he wasn't a halfie, though he sure looked like one. Either way it didn't matter. All he knew, was that it had been terribly easy, stealing one of the guy's textbooks from his bag. He ripped the pages out, lighter already in hand and itching to set the thing on fire. He'd make sure to leave the ashes outside his door when he was finished.
—so apparently the foreign-looking-boy’s not going to be doing any studying this lunch break because his anthology somehow disappeared from his bag. He’s received an “anonymous” tip saying a "goofy-lookin’ tall dude went that way" with his book after he’d left his table to get a drink from the fountain. ‘Because apparently, being at this school, studying and being dehydrated makes you a perfect target for destruction. Ken’s thinking that if someone wanted to use his textbook that badly, they could have just asked but he’s going to have to find out who it was so they’ll know where to return it.What he doesn’t expect is to find the culprit outside, behind some sort of electrical, ground-mounted box. He’s lead there by stepping on a sheet reading “Hamlet: Act 1, Scene 2”, following the trail of strewn pages along the snow-littered ground. His brows settle into a deep furrow. “Y—ah! Hey!”












