[b]-Amalger[/b]

"I suppose that's a good point. Flare had a good reputation, but Beacon's is better. Anyone who can pass the entrance exam to get here is at least capable of meeting Flare's highest standards, and probably more," Amalger said to Nevin. "Hm, and it seems we're about ready to land. I guess we'll find out soon."

[b]-Felix-[/b] 

Felix was suddenly beset by a sinking feeling. He was nervous, more so anyway, for a moment and then realized what it was. The ship was losing altitude. He stood up so he could see out the windows better, and realized they were reaching the docking point.

Thank god.

He started inching his way toward the exit, but then a large, very large, teen and a sheep faunus walked by. Felix's pupils became pinpoints at the sight of this large person, and he decided he was better off waiting until the exit was a less terrifying place. He knew that was dumb, it wasn't like he was going to be eaten just because he got near someone who was bigger than him... but why take chances, right?

About thirty seconds later, the airship slowed to a halt. After another thirty seconds later the ships doors opened and the students were urged to step off the airship.

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[b]-Enyo-[/b]

Enyo couldn't have gotten off the ship faster. She was one of the first ones out. Fresh air -- beautiful. And at least for a few moments, Felix-free air. She took a moment to take a look at Beacon up close. It was certainly an imposing sight. The architecture, the landscaping, and the sheer size of it. It was breathtaking... so of course someone had to ruin it.

A boy of the average student age walked ahead of everyone else with a cocky swagger, and then turned to face everyone who had stepped off the airship.

"Welcome to Beacon!" he greeted everyone, as if he somehow represented the school. "Now, as many of you may have heard, we're going to be working in teams while we're here. Now, I propose a little test. I'm Maxwell Booster, and I was top of my class at my combat school, and I'm pretty confident in my skills. I want to be on a strong team and dominate this school." 

He pulled out a strange gadget, and several blue orbs shot into the sky. He then pulled out a medium sized, rectangular object that expanded and became a rifle. Holding it with only one hand, he shot all of the orbs, which had been dancing in random patters high in the air. Upon being hit, the orbs turned red, and then returned to the gadget they had come from.

"Now, my test isn't to match my accuracy, but that was just proof of my skill..."

Enyo felt sick listening to this guy go on... and on... and on... Any idiot with a gun could do that. If they couldn't, then they were worse than an idiot.

"The actual test is much simpler. I'm also a good brawler. Land a hit on me, and I'll keep you in mind later on..." 

The worst part is that people actually seemed to be listening. Enyo shook her head and began walking down the path to the school, which Maxwell happened to be standing in the middle of.

"Oh, a challenger already?" Maxwell looked at her, a cocky smirk on his face.

"Huh? Oh, sure..." Enyo muttered, and just kept walking toward him.

"OK! Ready, g-" Walking ever casually toward him, when she got close Enyo jumped up and above his head using her semblance. Her foot then shot down, slamming into Maxwell's surprised face. He fell backward and Enyo followed him down, landing on his face, before stepping off of him and continuing on her way.

"Moron." Enyo sighed and kept walking toward the school.

Welcome to Beacon indeed.