Audrey thought she was going crazy. Finding out that Susan Pevensie was her grandmother just before having an old wardrobe pull her into a make-believe world, well that was the fun part. Now that she was there, the world suddenly got much more dangerous. Yet, it was her duty to save the Narnians from the Telmarines. She had a part in this world now. She was to be a Warrior.

"Glad people saw that. And my name's Lee by the way." "I prefer Miss Stathis." Lee Stathis. A mutant, specifically a precognitive mutant. The only problems with her powers are that she can't control the futures she sees... and she can't see the future of a Mr. Erik Lehnsherr.

"I prefer Miss Stathis or even Nathalee. Perhaps your mutant name if you ever come up with one." I groaned in annoyance, looking at the clock. A girl really didn't have to deal with this at eleven at night. "I have, Mr. Lehnsherr." "Oh really?" he asked, curious. "Yes." I held the book up that Erik got for me. Greek Myths. "But, I'm afraid, you have to guess it."

There was a brain, an athlete, a basket-case, a princess, a criminal... and a thespian. Margaret Kelly, the star of nearly all the school plays, got detention on that fateful Saturday in March. But how will she handle the craziness of a day in detention... especially when that detention has John Bender?