As you lounged by the pool, you noticed someone - a girl around your age, you assumed - out of the corner of your eye coming right your way. After she stopped by you and you were sure that she wasn't just passing by, you pull your phone out and type her a message.
[You need something? I didn't take a reserved spot from you, did I?]
The girl read your message and raised an eyebrow. What she said next confused you. "What? No, you're not in my spot or anything. I was just wondering about your... head."
You typed out another message. [What about it? Is there something in my hair?]
The girl squinted her eyes before moving closer, reaching a hand towards you.
"No, no, I mean your head. Or, well, lack thereof."
Before you can object, she moved her hand onto your forehead. Well, that's what you expected, but you're surprised when it moves through the space where your head would be. Wait, would be? Moving your hands up (as the girl moved her own), you waved them in the empty air where your head should have been, before moving down and feeling the flat surface that your neck ended in. Part of you wanted to freak out, but at the same time, this was great! Oddly, some thoughts of finding a sword enter your head (err, neck), maybe they were related to where your head was? You were snapped out of those thoughts when the girl waved in front of your neck.
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