Aaron Salemhouse's School For The Supernaturally Gifted

[Depeschi]

"Either way all I ask is that you do not kill or manipulate anyone who doesn't have it coming to them." Santino replied sternly, there was a possibility that the events proceeding the reopening of the school had changed the once kind and gentle boy that Santino had been. Well that and being bitten by a werewolf and forced to cope with stopping the vile thing he turned into from ripping anyone within a five inch radius to shreds.

[Lexzah]

"You have the word of a Demon, Santino" Coin said as he bowed low to the werewolf still with that lazy grin across his features "Now then I do require a little assistance about this whole school thing if you would not mind, seeing as I was self school at home I do deem it beneficial if I knew how these schools of yours worked. I do hope you don't mind" Coin and locked his fingers together in front of him, making him almost look like he was scheming though he really was only waiting for his new 'friend' to reply to him, at the moment the Demon couldn't be bothered scheming

[Depeschi]

"Sure I suppose I could stand going back in there." Santino nodded as he looked back at Layla for a moment then headed over to the school, beginning to explain what he figured Coin wanted to know about the way schools worked. "You have a dorm room, from the looks of it the boys' building and the girls' building are still kept separate connected by that roofed bridge over there." He remarked pointing to the section of brick and large glass window that stood between two structures of the compound still a bit ahead of them in the distance. "There's seven classes you take every day each probably about an hour or less long depending on the subject. These include the basics literature, math, history, science, art, and of course other languages and miscellaneous subjects related to more specific topics like psychology." He remarked remembering his girlfriend's preferred subject. "There's a lunch period about halfway through and usually most kids spend it in the courtyard." He remarked nodding to the fresh greenery that was dense in one area of the front of the school itself.