#thomasia!!

Green eyes quickly glanced into the darkness extending past them in the catacombs but she could see no glimpse of what had spooked her witchy friend. Turning back to Thomas she grabbed his hand tugging him closer to the light of the lantern as she used her magic to cast a wider range of light around them. She could tell by the look in his eyes he really think he saw something and who was she to judge to the boy or not believe him? Putting a finger to his lips to quiet him she quickly whipped out of her phone. 

‘Thomas, what was it? What did you see?’  The trek for spell ingredients had seemed an easy one until the other had begun to get agitated the further they went into the catacombs and now she was beginning to worry. 

‘Whatever it is, it won’t hurt you.’ Comforting words though she didn’t know just how true they were in this situation. 

Sitting before the shiny rectangle, arms crossed over her chest Katarina continued the staring contest she had been having with the phone for the last hour now. She had gotten the screen to turn on once! And now, nothing! 

Her brick phone had never betrayed her like this. And it had saved her life. This phone probably couldn’t save a piece of lint. 

No really the phone was lovely she was sure and Namjoon had been a dear to give it to her by deceptively sliding it in her bag, where it had stayed for weeks. Her father had lectured her about not having any communication outside of her computer and finally she had decided it was time to activate the phone before he threatened to come to the academy in person. 

But the problem was she didn’t know the first thing about these new fangled fancy phones. With a deep sigh she let her head fall backwards eyes closing for a moment in frustration and when she opened them she saw a familiar and young face. 

Thomas! 

Waving him over she grabbed the phone handing it to him as soon as he had sat down. Grabbing her notebook she scribbled him a pleading message. 

‘Are you good with these smart phones? I am not and I haven’t figured out how to get it to work, will you help me please?’