Kindling’s mind was starting to feel foggy. She could feel some of her knowledge slip away from her, being exchanged for new information she never would have learned otherwise. For example, the concept of steam trains began to feel foreign to her, as she hadn’t seen one since the last time she decided to visit the National Railway Museum. Kindling began to remember a strange word that she could have sworn she had never heard before: Japanese. Suddenly, this foggy feeling disappeared. How could she have forgotten such a thing? Sure, Kindling was average with English, but how could she forget her first language?