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Flair: Flair walked down the empty halls of the newly cleaned school. Waiting for the students to arrive. Chance walking by her side Glitch: "I DONT WANT TO GO!" she screamed as her father dragged her to the bus going to her new school. She swiftly escaped from his grip "please don't make me go. Ill take more jobs, ill help mom around the house. Ill do ANYTHING! Just don't make me go to a school where ill be an outcast because I'm an assassin." Her father walked up to her and gave her a hug witch made her start crying "glitch we don't want you to go. But you have to." He pulled away, and pulled her hair back into a neat tight braid as the bus stopped and opened for her to enter. He gave her one last hug and said "don't let your guard down. Make them fear you. My little cherry blossom". And with that she grabbed her bag and walked onto the bus, thinking to herself *an assassins good bye* and watched out the window as her father and home faded from view. Legacy withered out of her pack and wrapped herself around glitches right wrist, and laid her he'd on glitches hand, as she pet the black snake. Holly: Holly happily waited for the bus as her parents frantically went through the things she might have forgotten, but as the bus rounded the corner her parents gave her a hug " we love you. Wright every week." Hollyulled away from their affection and ran to the bus but stoped when her parent called out "holly we love you. You know that right?" She walked back and hugged the! Saying that she knew and she loved them to. And then ran onto the bus ready for her next adventure. Guppy happily sleeping in his cage. |
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Malachi The day had finally come. There was much last-minute scrambling in the Bronzecutter household. Lost shoes, glasses and books that they were sure they'd put right there on that nightstand, and of course a sibling must have moved it or broken it. Mornings were always hectic, and the first day of school was no different. Of course, Malachi wouldn't be going back to the school in his hometown - this year, anyways. His brothers and sister had all said their goodbyes.. His older sister's heartfelt and tearful, and his brothers' more along the lines of "... and don't let the door hit you on the way out!"
And now he was alone. Sitting on the rugged curb and waiting for the bus to come and take him to some unknown, fancy-pants magic school.
He heard his mother's sandals on the rough dirt driveway, her voice carrying through the humid air. "Now you behave yourself, Malachi James. Do your work, obey your teachers, and if I hear you've been actin' up I won't hesitate to walk myself right on down there and whip you into shape!" She said with a half-joking laugh, leaning down next to him and ruffling his hair. Growing up as her son, Mal had learned to tell when his mama was joking, but he didn't doubt the truth in her words.
Malachi smiled with a resigned "Yes mama... I promise I'll behave myself, alright?" She rolled her eyes, clearly doubting it, but dragged him up and into one more bear-hug. He heard her sniffle as she started to cry, and smiled a little bit into her shoulder. She pulled back from the hug and looked at him with a tearful smile. "You look just like your father..." A moment of wordless pride hovered between them. He'd never known his father, but he knew that was something to be proud of.
The moment was interrupted by a rumble of tire on uneven road as the bus arrived. The brakes of the bus hissed as it grumbled to a stop. "I guess that's my ride." He bent to pick up his things - two old, worn-out suitcases and a duffle bag. And his backpack, which he tugged over his shoulder. "Good luck! Don't forget to call and text every day - and I do mean every day!" Malachi was already halfway up the bus's steps, turning to wave goodbye one more time. "I will, I promise! Goodbye!" Lotus shifted inside the backpack, sticking her large head out of the hole in the top, next to the zipper, as they entered the bus. The doors swung shut and he found a seat. He didn't stop waving and making goofy faces out the window until his mother was far out of sight. |
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Amber Burnley She stood infront of her small house, Aeron sitting on her left. On her right was a large bag, filled with everything she needed. Her house was.. Well, to say a house was to put it nicely. It had been burnt several times and built up again, all by yours truely. It was- well it was built by a sixteen year old. She looked back at it and frowned, feeling a bit self-conscious of the house. She shrugged it off, remembering what her goals were. Aeron looked up at her and gave a small bark, almost reminding her that it would be ok. "Aeron, I expect you to be on your best behavior." *She said, looking down at her large black down. He shook out his pelt, the sun beating down on them. As Aeron began to pant, Amber showed no signs of being hot. She was used to it by now. Her black hair was tied up messily with bits of hair sticking out of the sorta bun. Her tan skin was very prominent against her black tank top and black shorts. As she shuffled her feet against the desert sand, she suddenly wished to be barefoot. She bent down, taking off her sneakers. She held them in her hand, frowning. "Why would anyone want to put cages on their feet?" *she pondered, looking down at Aeron. He looked over at her, letting out a small "grumble", his version of talking. She rolled her eyes, looking around. "Is this bus ever going to get here? This is taking forever!" She complained, glaring down the road. Almost as if it was summoned, the bus came rumbling down the road. She grabbed her bag as the bus hit the brake. The sharp squeal made Aeron flinch away, the high-pitch noise hurting his ears. "Come on Aeron, its time." As soon as the bus doors swung open, she stepped up, Aeron hot on her tail. She looked the bus driver up and down and rolled her eyes. Her gaze moved to the students that are on the bus, not impressed. She only saw three of them and tried to supress a groan. She walked down the aisle, finding a seat near the back. She let Aeron into the seat, then plopped down, moving to kick her bare feet up on the back of the seat infront of her. She tilted her head back, dropping her shoes on the seat. |
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Glitch: She looked out the window of the hot bus, as they passed through the waist land that was the bladed dragon coven. The bus she was on was pretty crowded but never let anyone sit next to her, and barely slid out her katana when someone tried to brush it off and sit their anyways. But as she looked through the boiling hot window she wonder how anyone could live here, and the remembered she lived here once. But shook her head as if to get rid of the horrid memories that came from the dry waist lands. |
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Malachi Malachi had also managed to keep his seat fully to himself, although that might have been because Lotus had taken the aisle seat for herself. She had gotten more comfortable in this new place after hiding out in his backpack for a while, and had decided it was alright after all. The Burmese python's tongue flickered in and out of her mouth rhythmically, testing the air for all of its new scents as more people got on. People edged carefully around her seat, seeming to think she would leap out and bite them. Even though Lotus was the most docile snake you'd ever meet. And anyway, he had fed her yesterday.
As the bus creaked to a stop another girl got on, walking past them briskly to the back of a bus. Accompanied by one of the largest dogs Mal had seen in person. It was huge, pitch black, and immediately caught his interest. His human's annoyed, unimpressed look wasn't lost on him either - actually that might have been what made her an interesting target. Reguardless, he sat up, turning around in his seat and leaned on the back of it casually, golden eyes flickering with amusement. She was only a seat or two down from him. Might as well try to make some new acquaintances. "Hey!" He said to catch her attention. He was talking over a couple of people but they didn't seem to mind. "That's a funny-lookin' horse you've got there." He said in a light, joking tone, nodding at the massive dog who was now sitting on the seat next to her. "What's his name?" |
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Amber Burnley She stared up at the ceiling of the bus, not recognizing that he was talking to her. It was only when she looked his way and saw that he was looking at her did she realize. She stared at him for a second, trying to rememeber what he said. It came to her and she looked over at Aeron. He looked back and she turned her dark gaze back to the boy. She put down her feet, looking over the few people between them. Her eyes seemed almost black, but not quite, it just didn't look right. She took in the boy, almost unimpressed. She took in his dark skin and black hair, trying to figure out what element he was. She settled on Earth, he seemed very friendly. "Aeron, hes a Cane Corso. It means Battle, in case you don't speak Celtic. I like your snake, does she bite?" She asked, speaking just barely over the crowd. As Aeron watched the boy, she glanced away out the window, listening but avoiding eye contact. She didn't seem to be putting forth much effort into their converastion, she didn't need to. She was only going to the school to get more powerful, so why make friends. It just wasn't worth it to her, they only made obsticles later on and usually made people feel sympathy, or so her mother used to say, before she was killed in a fire. |
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Skyla Skyla gathered her things, consisting of a bunch of hoodies and shorts and other normal things that'd she'd bring when she'd go on Vacation. Skyla sighed as she put a pictureframe of her and her family in the suitcase before closing it up and walking out of her room. Skyla looked to Finnigan who followed behind her into the kitchen. She sat down on the stool by the kicken table as she looked to her father who was making pancakes. " Dad do I really have to go? I haven't done magic. Up until I got the letter I had no idea We had magic. What if I can't like. Do it.." Skyla mumbled as she looked to her Father with worried eyes. Her Father simply shrugged it aside and gave her the plate of food "Give those to Fin, your food is packed in a bag. As for the magic. Don't worry Sky. Okay? You used to play with magic ever since you were little. You just don't remember. Your going to do great, you'll learn more about your powers there. Now go on and get to the road. Im sure their on their way!" He exclaimed as he practically pushed her out the door. Skyla sighed and dumped the pancakes onto the floor as she watched Finnegan scrambling for them and she then grabbed her luggage and walked out the door. She climbed up the beachy hill till she got to the paved road where she awaited the bus that was down the street. Skyla bit her lip with nerves as she looked back at her father who was waving goodbye. She picked up Fin and turned to the bus. "Bye dad! I love you." Skyla called nervously before she walked onto the bus and found a empty spot near the back, she made sure to get close to the window incase someone sat down next to her. She wanted to make sure her and Fin didn't hog up any room. Jemma Jemma woke up at exactly 7am sharp as she hopped out of bed and removed her covers from her bed. Jemma pulled off Tido's cover from his little ferret bed as she gave him a small pet "Come on Tt. It's time to get ready to dominate another school. This time I'll like actually be in my element too." Jemma said with a grin as she changed and grabbed her bag that had been prepacked by the butler the night before. Jemma walked down the stairs and sat down at the lonely table, she read the note on the fridge that said Have fun at your first day at Hawkwing, Had to go to work early. I left $200 in your bag incase you need anything. Love you ~ Dad Jemma sighed, of course he wouldn't be here for her send off. Jemma ate her cereal and gave Tido his morning tiny plate of fruit. He was obviously spoiled. Jemma grabbed her journal/doodle notebook as she hopped off the chair and walked towards the door. "Bye James!" Jemma called out to the Butler as that was the only person in the house apparently. Jemma scooped Tido off the floor and let him climb up onto her shoulder where he sat perched like a messed up version of a parrot as she waited for the bus. As it arrived she carefully got aboard and strolled down the rows toward the middle. She was shocked to see Skyla a few rows further down which was what made her stop halfway and sit down. She didn't want to be anywhere near Skyla, she didn't even know Skyla did magic. Of course she did. Jemma rolled her eyes as she watched Tido jump off her shoulder and crawl onto her lap, putting his paws on the window as he looked outside at their home as the drove away from it. |
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Rebecca When Rebecca heard she got accepted, she got super excited that she got to leave her house of doom, she likes to refer to it as. The night before the buses came she packed all the necessities in one bag, and shoved it under her bed so her father wouldn't see. Rex was in a cage hidden in her closet. She woke up around 4:30 am to get out of the house before her father woke up. She threw her hair in a messy bun, threw on a white tshirt, a red hoodie so Rex could sit in the pocket during the bus ride, denim shorts, and her sneakers. She grabbed Rex and his meal worms and then quietly headed out the door careful not to wake her father. Rebecca made it so the bus would pick her up at a different house than her own, and that house was about a two hour walk from there. She started walking around 5am and got there at 6:50am. Then she sat there playing with Rex, waiting for the bus. When the bus got there, Rex ran into her pocket. She could feel him jump when the loud screech occurred, Becca just cringed at it. She adjusted her bag and walked onto the bus looking at everyone. She found an empty seat and sat there, it was a seat in front of Malachi. She sat there quietly and Rex came out of hiding. Becca put the bag on the floor in between her legs so if anyone wanted to sit next to her they could. Rex snuggled up against Becca's arm, he could tell she was getting kind of nervous. |
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Glitch: She looked up and saw the huge black dog, but soon saw his owner and shoved down the thought of petting him. Even though she was looking out the window she still listened in on everyone else's conversations. But quietly laughed to herself when some boy -looks like he is either from earth or blood, but that didn't matter- made a joke about The big black dog. |
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Malachi Aha, so she's friendly! A bit of a surprise, based on what he'd heard about the Fire coven, but a welcome one. Even the short answer encouraged him to keep talking, despite her looking disengaged. "Not a chance. Her name's Lotus, she's a Burmese python. They're pretty chill, even though humans like to kill them for, y'know, existing." He said, a bit of an edge coming into his voice at the last sentence. "It sucks how people just assume they're evil and mean, like have you even met a snake? They're just to eat some rats and have a good time."
The bus was getting pretty crowded now, and more people were getting on board. The heat was getting to be a bit too much for her, so Lotus decided the best place for her would be under the seat. She settled into the shade next to one of Malachi's bags, peering up mildly at the occupants of the next seat back. |
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Summer Month: 2 
Day Weather: 
Fog
