"No need to be so angry. What example would you be showing the younger ones? I'd like you to keep your anger minimal please. My little sister already has social and anger issues, I don't need you to add fuel to the fire." Vindle said calmly.

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"No need to be so angry. What example would you be showing the younger ones? I'd like you to keep your anger minimal please. My little sister already has social and anger issues, I don't need you to add fuel to the fire." Vindle said calmly.

"the more cooperative you are the nicer I will be." the housekeeper told them. "The more difficult you are the angrier I will become. We have a schedule for a reason."

Addie sat quietly. Being cooperative would be the best course of action, even if there was no punishment. She felt slightly sad, for speaking out of line earlier. She felt sad for her 'friends' as well. They had been snapped at too. Addie turned her head slightly to Vindle, and smiled, letting him know that he had her full support.

Zed stared up at the ceiling, noticing how the patterns became odd and wavy. It seemed as if his mind was starting to calm down, due to his usage of energy for the past week. A true smile came over the white-haired teen's face. He only needed a few minutes of sleep to get the full benefit, after all. "I'll know when everyone is here..." he said, before zipping up his hood, resting his head on his arms, and falling asleep right there. It was a common event at breakfast time, as Zed has numerous odd...quirks.

The housekeeper took a deep breath. "Alright. I would like you all to line up. We have a newcomer. Like Addie she is blind, so we are going to introduce ourselves one at a time so we don't confuse her. After we eat someone will need to guide her and Addie to the gym."

Addie smiled slightly, as the housekeeper said her name, then frowned when she said they'd need help to the gym. It was true, they would need help, Addie more, probably. While Addie was apt at making herself around areas she knew, making herself around areas she had never been before was extremely difficult. She didn't like the idea of receiving help, as if made her feel like she was a burden among the rest, but she was smart enough to know she needed it.

Adrian just kept slinking back and forcing himself to become smaller with every word. Perhpas scared would be the right word...All this yelling was a bit too much for him, and if that wasnt enough he now heard something about a gym? He was never good with...physical activity. He tends to get picked last. He looked at the housekeeper with nearly pleading eyes, he wanted to go back to bed with his suffocating blankets.

Trevor entered the eating area. He was wearing a green and blue striped shirt with khaki shorts. He had white socks on his feet, one was not pulled up all the way. As a six year-old he still had difficulty making himself look pristine. He used to fight with his mother and explain to her that he knew how to dress himself. Having her or anyone else help him would have just been "not right."

He had a dead crow in his hand, and its foot (still connected to the body), stuck in his mouth. He was sucking the life out of its crow feet. Nothing tasted better or more comforting than his crow, the dead crow (he kept preserved through magic) went everywhere with Trevor. It reminded him of his mother, and her dark, dark hair. . .

Revor said nothing as he walked into the hall. He took a seat by Zed--he was always doing something cool with his powers, which made Trevor feel more important for being able to sit next to such a psychic. He put the dead crow on the table in front of him. He smiled a toothy grin at Zed, excitedly. Today was a good day. He got to sit next to Zed.

Kyo awoke at the sound of the bell, but after getting ready for the day, he had the misfortune to fall into another trance. It was a few minutes before he came back to the solid world again and could finally exit his room.

By the time he had arrived in the dining room, he could see many of the other children already there. Taking an empty seat, he sat silently, dark eyes staring at the table. He hadn't bothered tying up his nearly shoulder-length black hair today. He might do that later if he felt it was needed, though, and kept a hair tie in his pocket just for that purpose. Absentmindedly, his hand went to the bell on his wrist, and it jingled faintly at the movement.

"I can guide Addie to the gym." Vindle volunteered. He really wanted to help both of the blind ones, but it might be a hassle guiding both at the same time.

Rosie had fallen asleep, her head on the table.

Zed's hood unzipped itself, almost as if on it's own accord, once the arrival of a few other minds pricked his mental fortress. The psychic gave a small, unseeable smile at the arrival of the little guy, Trevor, and gave a nod to Kyo. Being one of the eldest in the orphanage, and arguably one of the more dangerous, he often spent his time locked in the basement, where he was given food and books while learning to control his powers. While on his random strolls, where he basically blasted a hole through his locked metal door and roamed the halls, he often saw Trevor, and quickly became 'connected' to the odd necromancer boy. He found the 'dead crow' thing amusing, although a small peek into his mind showed exactly why he carried the crow around.

"I can guide the other, if necessary." he spoke up, leaning back into his seat and closing his eyes. The fork in front of him stood up on it's own, flying into the air and performing complex aerial maneuvers. To exhaust the energy in his mind, and make it so that the memory from his first day of life wouldn't happen again, Zed had to constantly use his psychic powers, even for small, stupid things. That's why he always enjoyed gym and any other power-training course.

A small thermos of piping hot soup drifted from the kitchen, and Zed began sipping the hot broth. He didn't need much to drink or eat to survive. Soup was always nice, however.

Addie smiled when Vindle volunteered to help her to the gym. "I appreciate the help." Addie whispered, gratefully, as she sat, listening to the room. From what she could hear, others had sat down and joined them. She could even hear a small bell from where she had sat down.

"It's no problem. I'm glad I can be of help." Vindle said to Addie, smiling. Even though he knew Addie couldn't see his smile, he felt that she'd know he was smiling.

"Ugh, your all so loud. Everyone needs to shut up and eat." Rosie said as her head rested on the table.

"Enough sleeping!" The housekeeper snapped. "The next person to fall asleep will be punished. Now we have a new arrival." The housekeeper pulled Katherin to her feet. "The benefactor has brought Katherin to us. Her ability is dream walking. I would like each of you to introduce yourselves and tell her your powers. As soon as you are done eating head to the gym."

Addie was glad that she had already made a friend, hoping that Vindle also felt the same way. Before Addie could respond to Vindle, and talk further, the housekeeper stood up and started speaking. Addie sat patiently, waiting for others to go before she did, far too shy to lead the introductions. Addie hoped the introductions would be over soon, so that they could start eating.

G, in his male form had woken up and quickly brushed through his hair. He hurried down the stairs and said good morning to the housekeeper with a bright genuine smile. Then he went into the kitchen, grabbed an apple and walked back out by the housekeeper, hoping to make a good impression he asked: "Does Katherin need help getting to the gym? I'd be glad to help her."

"Oh shut up old hag!" Rosie snapped.
"Rosie, your done. Go to the gym and wait there." Vindle said. Anger pretty much spread across her face, Rosie walked towards the gym, muttering more things under her breath.
"Addie, we'll go when your ready." Vindle said in a nicer, less stern tone than he used with Rosie.

"Alright it seems we will have to do this the hard way." The housekeeper grabbed Rosie before she could leave the room. "Vindle I know you I've been in charge of Rosie a long time, but I am in charge now. Rosie you can cooperate or go to your room. You keep being incooperrative I will ask you to leave. Now I believe I asked you to do something."

Kyo looked up at the newcomer, Katherin. He wasn't really sure how to go about introducing himself, but since nobody else really was, he figured that he might as well try. He tapped the bell on his wrist and stopped it in a pattern, hoping someone would get it.
A longer sound, a shorter sound, another long sound...

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Kyo

"Let go of me hag! You asked me not to sleep and I'm not sleeping, so let me go!" Rosie yelled, shooting small bits of fire out of her fists.