I was born, just like every other child, by being brought into this world by skillful hands and keen minds. But I was different. When I was born I didn't scream, I didn't holler, but I watched. I knew what was happening. I knew why the doctors were curious about me. I knew what was going to happen to me, how I would live and die. I knew, because I remembered. I was a talented youth, according to my parents. I was walking by the age of two months and talking by the age of one month. I would have started earlier, but my vocal chords weren't fully developed. I was working on my college courses by the time I should have been starting kindergarten. My parents were always worrying that I was too young to be doing so much complicated things, but that didn't stop me. I just kept going like a laser through my courses, never taking a break because I knew what lay ahead. I remembered. My earliest memory is far beyond what anyone should know. I know this now because I had tried sharing my memories, but that had brought about unspeakable chaos. I have learned that my memories, like everyone else's, are mine. They are not meant to be shared, but I show my memories rather than tell about them. My schooling, as you already know, is a waist of time. I can read the encyclopedia in a library and retain the information for an eternity, but I have to have some amount of schooling by law. It is not hard to get that over with though. In one year, I finished all I had to take, and after that I started on my true calling. Everybody is born for a reason although not many know what that reason may be until their lives are over with. Unlike most people though, I have had at least a dozen life times to figure out my meaning. I could tell you, but I believe that it might be more fun to let you guess what my meaning is. Well, now that you know what my secret is, I may as well tell you a couple of stories. The first one I will tell you should be my earliest, but that memory is my memory so I will tell you the earliest I can. Now I will remind you that these memories that I share are unimportant so as not to cause as much chaos as I did last time. The year was, well, there wasn't any real year number so I'll just skip that part. My clan was a small one, just me my mother father brother and sister. They were mostly identical except the females had, well I'll let your imagination fill that one in. I was different of course. I had blue eyes and blond hair. My parents thought that I was something to be feared, so they tried to leave me behind, but I kept up by crawling as fast as I could. When you were as young as I was then, you need people to help you. I wasn't exactly he strongest at that point. I could barely crawl, but I got stronger.