Syena's POV: I looked out of the window, sighing at the sight of the purple tinted barrier that separated us, villains, from the heroes and royals. Continuing the sketch for Shan Yu's daughter, Mei's, next villainous hoodie, with extra fur. The sound of laughter could be heard as my mother's voice flitted through the old fish and chips shop. Seeing familiar flashes of blue, red, purple, and yellow pass by the window I set down the piece of cloth I was currently working on, pulling on my favorite jacket, I raced out the door, following the footsteps of my friend's unseen on the roof tops. Laughing as they caused chaos to those bellow. Evie flirting with another poor boy, head over heels for her, they never did learn, did they? Walking toward the increasing numbers of villains, young and old alike coming together, I knew it was que to enter the dance, flipping off the roof I joined my friends in the dance, that we had made when we were so young. "So, you finally decide to join us." Mal said, hand on her hip. "Couldn't let you have all the fun, now could I?" I asked as Mal dropped her cold front before she smiled, "Suppose not." "Syena!" Evie cried as she tackled me in a hug. "I missed you!" Evie said finally letting go. "How's mommy dearest doing?" Carlos asked, "Same as usual. In the back of the shop seeing if she still has her magic power." I replied. Soon the crowd of sidekicks dispersed revealing Maleficent and her goons. "Who did what?" I asked, arms crossed. "You 4, 5 are being selected to go to Auradon Prep." Maleficent said with a flair "Off the Isle?" I asked to myself. "In a school full of prissy princesses." Mal complained, "And handsome princes." Evie said dreamily. Seeing Maleficent's glare, I quickly nudged Evie bringing her back to the cruel world. "I don't do uniforms, unless they're leather." Jay said as he looked toward the son of Cruella for support who shook his head in disagreement. "Pack your bags, the limo should be here soon." Maleficent said as she led Mal away as the rest of the group went to collect their stuff.