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Description
Name: June Forwiks
Type: Month, 30 days
DARE: Time projection

Notes:

"June's skin is surprisingly light for someone who's DARE makes her constantly vulnerable to the hot summer heat. She is said to buy a large amount of sunscreen and constantly overusing it. This, coupled with her nice shades, makes her a very safe teen, in terms of sun protection. She is also known to constantly hang out near her sister July, looking and behaving like twins even though they were born one month apart. Some say they practically look like the same person, just wearing different colored clothes. Further investigation on the time projection DARE have had really strange results. We managed to infiltrate the area near her with a smart device and, as far as we could tell, it could receive messages from the future. We also found a newspaper released in June of next year. Once these items leave her radius in the present, they appear to disintegrate instantaneously. This opens many possibilities, but further research would be required."

Description
Name: June Forwiks
Type: Month, 30 days
DARE: Time projection

Notes:

"June's skin is surprisingly light for someone who's DARE makes her constantly vulnerable to the hot summer heat. She is said to buy a large amount of sunscreen and constantly overusing it. This, coupled with her nice shades, makes her a very safe teen, in terms of sun protection. She is also known to constantly hang out near her sister July, looking and behaving like twins even though they were born one month apart. Some say they practically look like the same person, just wearing different colored clothes. Further investigation on the time projection DARE have had really strange results. We managed to infiltrate the area near her with a smart device and, as far as we could tell, it could receive messages from the future. We also found a newspaper released in June of next year. Once these items leave her radius in the present, they appear to disintegrate instantaneously. This opens many possibilities, but further research would be required."