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♥♤ "Running through the Road of White Roses,
everything gets dyed a deep Red,
she continues to fall till the end.

The Golden Clock,
stopped its Tick-Tock sound,
but its fine,
Alice will simply drink tea,
For Eternity!"♦♧

♥♤ "I don't patronize, I realize, I'm losing and this is my real life.
I'm half asleep, and I'm half awake, this habit is always so hard to break.
I don't wanna be the bad guy, I've blamed myself, and I think you know why.
I'm killing time, and time kills you, every way that I do..."♦♧

♫ Itsu no ma ni ka bokura nanigenaku deatta
yasashisa yoseatte kakurenbo wa tsuzuku no
sou sa
No, wanna sell your soul shareta kiiroi {tacchi} de
No, forget smile again odotteitai dake
hashiri-nukeru ashita aruite-wataru bokura
nishikaze ni noseta boku no koe todoku no?
sou sa ♫ ♪

【 Λ ȴ Э Ӿ 〗

♪♫ Without noticing a thing, we casually bumped into one other;
drawing closer to gentleness with each other, the hide-and-seek goes on--that's right,
No, wanna sell your soul With a tasteful touch of yellow
No, forget smile again
I just want to keep on dancing forever
As we walk across today, will my voice, entrusted to the western wind,
reach as far as the tomorrow that we'll run through?
That's right~♪

{Everybody here is out of sight
They dont bark and they dont bite
They keep things loose, they keep it tight ...}

Christoper 'Cat' Cheshire

The Cat lounged on the roof of the school, basking in the sun and slowly awaking from a catnap he had been having after he finished missing with the White Rabbit's books. With a yawn that stretched his jaws, revealing the neat and slightly pointed canines neatly fitted within his mouth, and a stretch that arched his back, Chris tensed his body and then let it relax again.

Ahhhhh, Cheshire thought to himself, a long and calico colored tail smoothly waving behind him for a moment before disappearing. That was a nice nap ...

He got up smoothly, looking downward at the dorms and gardens surrounding the main school building before stretching out his arms. His loose brown hair loosely veiled his bright cat-green eyes, and the loose clothing the Cat liked to wear didn't inhibit his movements at all.

For a moment, brown cat ears appeared atop the teen's head and he grinned a Cheshire grin as he heard a familiar exclamation of dismay from somewhere below of: "I'm late!"

Sweet, sweet music ... The Cat thought to himself, before chuckling and disappearing, only to reappear in a tree out in the school grounds far away from where he had been moments before, lazily plucking the petals off of a white rose.

"He hates me, he loathes me~" The cat sang, watching the white strips of plant flutter to the ground like one-winged birds with his bright emerald gaze. "He is latelatelate, oh-so latelatelate~ But ..."

The Cat paused, pondering, but eventually resumed plucking, mummering: "... who is the new little mouse that Rabbit bumped into? Is it a white rose or a red~ Will it be fun, or shall this rodent be door-nail dead? Who knows? Cheshire doesn't~ Yes, I want to know! But as the saying goes~"

He laughed, and dropped the stem of the flower he had torn the covering petals off of, and crowed: "Curiosity killed the cat!~"

{... And when that moon is big and bright
Its a supernatural delight
Everybodies dancing in the moonlight.}

{I'm sweeping up the seconds
That tick off the clock
Save them all for later
When I'm too ticked to talk...}

[Rabi White]

The white-haired teen rushed past Alex, books now in hand again, muttering "I'm late," like a cadence to go with his running feet. Rabi despaired as he made his way further into the school, past a few loitering students, and arrived at his first destination: the poetry room.
Poetry was on of the many slightly-unorthodox classes that were taught at the school, and by far one of the most tame. He dropped off several books there, and then sped on his way to the Vice President's office. It seemed that the White King was not there currently, but the Rabbit still dropped off a few books and files that had been requested and continued on his trek.
Quite a few teachers sighed and shook their heads as they got the requested books late, but thanked the student anyway. Well, a few thanked him. Most grunted or glared. Some of the teachers were just as mad as the students, especially the ones with crazy classes like: How to Avoid a Jabberwalky 101.
His arms had a substantially lesser burden by the time he was through, panting and reaching into his pant pocket to wind up his pocket watch [as it was old, and needed winding every few days, unlike the electronic clock on his right arm, or the two battery-powered tickers on his left] only to pause in confusion.
His pocket was empty.
"Oh no. Oh nonono--" Rabi said, checking his other pocket. His most prized watch wasn't there either.
That was a watch I got during the family trip to England during middle school. England! They don't make good pocket watches anywhere else! White panicked, and then despaired, before his mind found someone to blame quite easily.
The copper colored eyes narrowed and the albino's fists clenched. That Cat is going to give my watch back if it's the one and only thing I ever make him do!
It was quite well known that the Cat was a law unto himself, and most others couldn't do much to stop that. And the Rabbit quickly figured out that getting his watch back from Cheshire [if the Cat even had the watch ((which he doesn't~))] would be a very difficult task, as the brunette could be anywhere he pleased at any moment at all.
Rabi sighed, and decided to try the Cat's room at the dormitories first. Jogging down the hallways because he was no longer weighted down by the books he had been delivering, he rushed, feeling that if something had to be done, it was always best to get it done as quickly as possible.