Alice's Adventures in Hell-Intro

Alice's Adventures in Hell
Intro
        Since she was a young girl Alice could see things others couldn't. Even as she grew older, her imaginary friends didn't leave. The doctors tossed around words like schizophrenia and disturbed. But even so, Alice was a cheerful child. She was very bright and had an understanding towards certain subjects, mainly those no child her age should know. Disturbing things.
       As she grew into a young adult she turned quieter, drawing into herself. She didn't have many friends, and those she did have were distanced from her. Even her family, she didn't let anyone get too close. No one knew what truly was going on inside that girl's head. But what they thought they knew about her was so very wrong. She wasn't this quiet, misunderstood young woman. No, she was adventurous, loving, slightly disturbed, and powerful. The only problem is, that all those she cares for, are from a different world, and only she can see them.
      Alice has seen people, sometimes even mysterious creatures, which no one else could for as long as she can remember. But the first one that she befriended came to her when she was just four years old. She can't exactly remember when or how they became friends, but one day her friend showed up and they were inseparable since. Alice can't remember what her friend's original name was, but it must've been too difficult for a four year old, because to Alice her friend had always been Aurora, a name she gave her. Alice herself was named after her mother's favorite fairy tale and book, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" so she named her friend after another fairy tale, Sleeping Beauty.
      From the time Alice was four, to now when she is 18, Aurora has looked exactly the same. Aurora was from a different world, one where apparently, where they don't age. From the day they met Aurora looked like a young human girl in her twenties. But Alice knew from experience that this isn't her only form, like the witch from Sleeping Beauty she had a much more powerful and sinister form she could take. But Alice rarely saw that form. To Alice she was only her best friend, and when she was little, the perfect big sister.
     To Alice her world, filled with beings only she could see, was much better than the real world. She longed to join her friends, to travel their home worlds. But Aurora warned her against doing so, saying that the other worlds are much more dangerous than her own. But to Alice it just seemed that Aurora would do anything to join her in the human world. She didn't understand why she wanted to be a part of such a boring world, but she set out, determined to do so.