They thought it was just a prank. A girl who got excepted into a school and had no face? Everyone asked her about it. How could she talk if she had no face? So she didn't. She spent her days taking notes and writing about her life in a yellow Composition Notebook. Sometimes, she tried to make friends. She scared people away. It was that simple.

Over time, she realized she couldn't make friends. Her face wasn't a flat surface, but it looked more like a blurring filter. It was pixelated. This scared her doctors and parents. Though she got good grades, teachers hated her.

One day, a particular boy thought that it would be funny to see if she had a face or not. He walked up to her and tapped her shoulder. When she turned around, he shoved his fingers into the area where her eyes should have been. When he felt something, he knew she did have a face. Before he could say anything, black liquid started rolling down the girl's face. She cocked her head, almost like she had no idea what was happening. The boy screamed in terror, knowing that his fingers were stuck in a hole of hell. The black liquid kept rolling down her cheeks, almost like tears. This was a much heavier flow than tears and much colder. The girl grabbed his wrist and gave it a hard twist. More screams came from the boy, but no one seemed to hear. “Who are you?!” the boy cried out, tears now running down his face. A high voice that seemed to come from the girl spoke, “not who, but what.” With that, the girl shoved the crying boy to the ground and walked away.

She never came back to school, but neither did the boy. The older kids who knew what happens would scare the younger ones with stories of a girl called “No-Faced” who are young children. No one knew what happens to her, but all they did know was a boy went missing the day after the

No-Face attack. That was the day that the girl had shown her true evil.