The Black Order was abuzz with the latest news; there was a new recruit! And a very special one, at that. Not even the Bookmen had heard of her powers, and supposedly, they could be used for immense destruction. They seemed weak from just a glance, but they were the kind that could do damage. This new person was clearly a trickster, a thief, as clown—a court jester. The only was that Helveska refused to let people know of her exact abilities yet.

Even though no one knew of her exact powers, this recruit was clearly special. Apparently she had ran into Master Tiedoll, and he directed her to the Black Order. However, once she got to the doorstep, she fell down flat and passed out.  She was wearing a ragged old ripped dress and had lots of little Knicks and cuts on her arms, her (H/C) (H/L) wet and matted.

Who was this person? This person was you.

Once you passed out on the cold stone and the statue shone it's light down upon you, people immediately rushed out to help. They carried you in and set you up in a bed, stripping you and cleaning your wounds. They replaced your old dress with a hospital gown and robe, keeping you in the infirmary. You had been there four days, and not yet woken up.

On the second day, Helveska took you and scanned for any forms of Innocence.  Komui and her were shocked when they found it; and a lot of it, too. Billions of tiny particles, all in your skin cells. It was a parasitic type, which would explain your immense stamina to walk all the way there.

Since you weren't awake and they could not find out exactly what your Innocence did, the only information they released was that you had Parasitic Innocence,  you were young, and then you were weak and alone.

Of course, this was the talk of the Order the four days you were asleep. People tried to get peeks at you but the scientists kept them out. However, that did not stop the rumors people were spreading.

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Lavi scurried over to his usual table, setting his tray down and sitting next to Allen on the bench. He was across from Kanda, Lenalee was opposite Allen, With Miranda at her side and Krory on Allen's left.

"Tch." Kanda grumbled, as he observed Lavi stealing some tofu from Allen's over flowing plates.

"So. Anyone hear anything about the newbie?" Lavi said through his mouthful, looking around the table as they're quiet chatter stopped. Lenalle shrugged and Kanda paid no attention, while Miranda hesitantly spoke up. "-I-I h-heard a rumor a-about her powers!"

Allen looked up from his plate and glanced at his curious redheaded companion, before speaking himself. "Really? What's that?"

"I-I heard s-she can fly." Miranda said quietly, almost whispering. Lenalee frowned, her fist tightening around her fork as she shook her head, her pigtails rustling. "Nonsense. Can't be possible. She doesn't have boots." She protested, clicking her own heels for emphasis.

Lavi sighed and rolled his eyes, "Next. Krory?"

The bloodsucker looked up as if he were caught in the act of something, putting his red blood bag down. He was drink Akmua blood from it, as he was allowed to, at lunches. "W-Well. All I know is that she's parasitic. And I think around your age."

Lavi blinked in a little astonishment, reaching up to adjust his headband. "Oh, I didn't know that."

"Tch. You're supposed to know the secrets of the world, and you don't even know the age of our new comrade."

"Oi! I was away when she came, you know that!"

"Boys!" Allen said threateningly, putting his hand between them as they glared. Lavi dropped the argument, putting his hands in the air and shrugging. In a complete change of attitude, he rolled his neck and closed his visible eye, like he knew something and that it was no big deal.

"As you all know, I was away on business. And I stopped by somewhere when I got word of the new recruit. Apparently from and Inn Keeper where she stayed once." He said in a light voice, clearly ravishing in the fact that he knew some juicy gossip the others didn't.

The group got quiet. Allen and Miranda were the first to speak up, asking "What did you find out?"

"Well," He rolled his neck and put his elbows on the table, his head in his hands with a sly grin.

"I heard that she's a ghost."