A sickness? A disease? Was that what they called it. Having more then one being occupy the soul? There were three of her, there was her Sable. One and Two, her alters both complete opposites of one another. During the take over she can fight with them within her mind, yell at them to stop but when she flips back, nothing. She has no memory of the encounters that her alters have. Some days she would be lucky, get a glimpse of one of her other selves had done. Today two had taken her body and mind. Such sadistic and not ok thoughts filled her mind. Sable screams at her alter to stop thinking such horrid things. Blood, it was something two desired greatly. She loved to watch life fade from the eyes of her prey, like the rabbit she had caught and so brutally ravaged. Ripping out its innards and feasting on the dying animal as he attempted to find breath where there was none. It is now two sees the white boy, trotting past her, not regarding her beauty and blood covered state. She craves, needs, wants, him to look at her in fear of his life. What had created this evil life in sable one would never know. Perhaps trying to find her siblings in Iromar had created thins dark being. So two speeds up, starts to sprint her mind set on pouncing on and pinning this boy to the ground. To force him to submit to her. She was a god. None could stop her, Dropping low Two attempts to knock out his legs from under him, in plans on him falling and her pinning him. If she managed an internal battle would begin.
" Stop this madness, release him Two, why must you do this?" Sable screams trying to gain control, in doing so Two releases a savage snarl backing away she paws at her head, "Stop, this madness. Let me back into my body."

"ENOUGH"

Two screams pawing at her head, she was not ready to yet relinquish control back to its body's owner. Depending on the boys reaction would depend on whether Sable could again gain control of herself. However, if he ran. There was no stopping Two, she was a predator and they loved the chase before a kill.