Armani still wanted to collect bugs. It was a passion of his that had stayed with him since his younger years. He had so many frames hung up on his wall filled with different species of butterflies and beetles, and they were like trophies to Armani. Each one had been painstakingly caught, trapped, and studied. Armani didn't enjoy ending a life, but sometimes the captures or studying process went wrong.

On the upside, his walls were covered in bright splashes of colour, and each one was a memory of spending time with his sister Roshana. Roshana loved to photograph and document Armani's captures. It was like having a constant companion sharing the excitement and adventures with him.

His absolute dream was to start a magazine and to take Roshana's photos and Armani's knowledge and develop something amazing. He wanted to make a science magazine that could educate young people on all sorts of bugs. A lot of kids seemed to have unwarranted fears of bugs. Bugs and arachnids were just ... largely misunderstood. Armani wanted to correct that wrong.

Armani had no idea if Roshana was at all interested in something like that, and Armani knew nothing about running a magazine, or how much work it would take. But, maybe with a clear vision in mind, Armani would be able to develop the skills overtime to make his dream come true.

It was something to shoot for, at any rate, and Armani was certainly going to try. Armani was pretty sure that there were some design classes he could take as electives. If not, he could always try and learn what he could from the internet.