There was a new girl in school. Her name was Dina De Palma.

For the new girl, Dina, immediate popularity was not happening fast enough for her. Right away, she was warned by her one-and-only friend, Gordon Underwood, to always avoid contact with the school’s current popular girls—because they were also mean girls. And when she couldn’t …well, she had to endure constant ridicule and humiliation by them. Gordon tried to assure her the predicament she was in would soon pass, and things would get better. But then she snapped—and when she did, vengeance and anger consumed her.

By then, Dina’s innermost feelings about being feared and respected by every single kid, surfaced, and were now out of control. And she knew of only one thing that was powerful, colossal, and rapid enough that could help her. So, she sprung to it, not giving much thought to the potential gambles and threats that could be linked to the wonderous source.