I Didn't Hurt You

As we walked through the crowd, or tried to anyway, they stepped out in front of us. They seemed to know who I was, not that it surprised me. I was surprised they weren't scared of me, of what I could do, of what I was, of what I could turn into. They looked me down, both of them. The first was a boy who was almost as tall as I was, missing about five inches. The strange thing about him though wasn't his contrasting jet black hair and sea blue eyes. It was the four arms that stuck from his back like a porcupine's needles, each went in its own direction, though symmetrical.