Shinu walked through the doors of the library in to the private research lab he had set up. He wouldn't be doing any experiments today, but he was going to learn about one of the more interesting humans of all time, Corenian. He learned of his "case" a while back and requested his presence at the Garden. Now he was hoping for some one on one time to get his story.

Walking into the library, Corenian found the doos of the library and towards the door inside the library which was described on the message sent to him. Knocking on the door twice, he opened it a fraction.
"Errm i-is anyone there? I was called here for something i b-blieve, this is Corenian here,"
"Fia is here too," a familiar squeaky voice piped from over his shoulder.
"Fia, not right now, besides they can't hear you anyway," Corenian remarked, looking through the door to see a full lab inside

Ah welcome Corenian.

Shinu greeted the man as he opened the door, quickly shutting it behind him. The two men took their seats, the tension was definitely in the air from Shinu's point of view, he didn't qutie know what to expect from Corenian tonight.

So I don't want to beat around the bush. I've studied the things written about you before. I want your story though. I need to know what happened to Fia, and I need you to translate the story from her, not from what you know. Is that alright?

Corenian was startled by the statement. This was the second time that someone had said anything towards him regarding Fia. Honestly he believed most people to give him the same impression that he was crazy and be done with it. However this person was asking him to translate Fia's story, which meant that either he could see her or knew someone who could. Looking at Fia, he could see that she had the same serious startled expression he had.

Looking around the room, he saw that there was no way for him to evade this extremely awkward question so heaving one last sigh, he looked toward Shinu and asked, "S-so y-you wish t-to know the story from her p-point of v-view right? V-very well... there is a way f-for you to speak to her directly though."
With that he held up the strange charm that he had with him, the bright blue gem in the middle gleaming in the dim light.

"Fia, if you would please," he asked, looking at her. Giving him a slight nod, she reached for the charm and the moment she touched it, the gem start a strange green. At that moment, Corenian felt a sudden searing pain. It was a tremendous one which he went through everytime this happened and he began to writhe in pain in the chair. After this went on for almost one full minute, Corenian suddenly slumped down. When he finally looked up, it became noticable that his once black coloured pupils had turned a strange light green. Even certain strains of his had underwent this colourisation and as he spoke, the voice that came out was not his own, rather it was one more gentle and smooth.

"So... you wished to hear my story am i right? Now, i am here, ask me anything, that is, if you have already gotten over the shock," the body that was now inhabited by Fia teased as she rearranged the chair to be once again in front of Shimu

Shinu studied the charm, having read something about it in his research of Corenian. He noted down everything, the change in color, the lighting, Corenian's colorization. As quickly as he could, he was making notes.

Hello Fia, it is very nice to meet you. I understand it takes a lot for you two to trust someone enough with your presence. I'm not in shock, for death is a topic that my research leads to often. I do have some questions though.

He flipped the page in his note pad without looking, staring at Corenian (Fia) the entire time.

I'm going to list them all, and you can answer them in an order you see fit.

After eyeing down his questions again, he began.

Why are you afraid to leave Corenian? Will you miss him, or do you just worry about him?

What happened to you? How did you die exactly?

What is your last memory, and what were your last words?

Can you please describe to me the final sequences of your death, the pain and all. Then tell me the first few things you did when you realized you were dead already.

If anything offends you, I will respect your decision not to answer. I'm already grateful to get a chance to see you.

Stroking her chin, Fia pondered on the matter for afew minutes, thinking about those questions for awhile before looking at him with what could be considered a smile.
"Well, it was not really a matter of trusting someone in order to show them this, most people don't even give us a chance to prove it and label Corey as a nutjob. That is also partly what made him fear interaction in the first place... then again, ou are partly true that it took quite some trust to show this to you, Corey just felt indebt to the school is all for taking us in... though i guess that is not what you wanted to hear."
Shifting the chair slightly back, she turned around, observing the surrounding room efore continuing, "Those questions you ask are quite deep especially for someone like me who, like Corenian, is 17... though i have spent most of my free time thinking about them and getting over the fact that i'm well, dead... it may take quite awhile to answer them all."
Heaving a sigh quite like the ones Corenian did regularly, she turned around to face him though from the look in her(his) eyes, it was obvious they were not focused on him," about the first question, yes, I guess i would say i'd be afraid... he is the only one who saw me at the moments before my death and is still the only one who can see me or acknowledges me exsistence after death. Just because of that he had been labelled insane by some... that's just not fair... I don't want to leave him cause... well... it would be pretty lonely, wandering the world by myself, waiting for some exorcist to label me an evil spirit and try to "purify" me. After being together since... since well as long as i can remember since our families were friends and neighbours, it would be pretty much impossible to bear to leave him now, we've been friends and together for too long, plus he is almost unable to take care of himself without me," she giggled, her eyes glistening as she began to remember the past she had experienced with Corenian, "Did you get all that?"

Frantically Shinu wrote, but he was a very fast writer, so it wasn't too bad. He took it Fia had never been interviewed before, so he didn't mind her moving quick.

Yes I got all that, thank you Fia. I completely understand not wanting to be alone and Corenian is a good person to keep around. Before we continue, I'd like to tell you something. Don't be so sure Corey can't live without you. We won't know for sure because he's never had a chance. Now, I hope no offense was taken to that, I'm just giving you a different angle. Can you please answer any of the other questions for me?

Shinu readied his note pad for the next answer or answers.

Shinu this time was taking an abridged version of the story, up until the point where Fia actually died. Ninjas? Who would have it out for them? He could only think of one group.

You know Fia, I'm very sorry listening to this. It's unfortunate the way our world works. The most terrible things happen to good people. There are some people in this world who think human's are homogeneous, meaning there is no difference between us. You and I know each person is unique and different. Sadly, the leaders of the Galbadian Army are these people. Not only do they have a lack of tolerance, but they have enough power to do something about the people they feel don't live the right lifestyle.

He looked at his note, and wrote down a single word. Payback.

Now, let's move on to the actual death. I'll be very clear and honest with you. If you can tell me what you felt... well one day I may be able to cheat death altogether. I know of a substance that can make the human body null to long lasting injury and pain. However, no one has ever died and talked about it, so I don't know what to protect to prevent death. You give me that chance. Will you help me?