All of the sudden a female youkai screamed, her scream could be heard in all the dorm. Someone got killed?
Everyone went to find out the reason of her scream, when one of the youkais opeed the door saw a guysitting on the floor eating cookies
"W-who are you?" Asked the youkai
"Rihan" he answered and continued eating cookies.
Well, Rihan got kicked out of the room, rubbing his butt which was in pain because of all the kicks he got he walked around the dorm
"Man..why are they so agressive,,,?"

Throughout the course of the day various students and teachers settled themselves within the confined of the campus. The school grounds seemed to form its own small community isolated from the rest of the world. This was probably for the best being that it was a school for monsters. Human interaction too soon could be catastrophic. Things ran smoothly of course. No real trouble Introductions were made, rules were set out for some. However, the welcoming ceremony would soon be underway. Various students would make their way to the large auditoriums. Teacher's wouldn't sit. They stood at various corners of the building. Their presence was overwhelming. However, nothing would compare to the principal. At least that was the idea. He hadn't yet arrived yet.

"Well looks like this could take a while." Aiden said calmly to nobody in particular as he lead his dorm mates to the auditorium. There were maps of course, but generally they were kind of hard to read. For some more than others, of course, but travelling together was good to. They'd experience a lot of each other over the course of the semester after all. The basic rundown of the gathering would be an introduction of teachers, the head master/principal, a reading of the rules of the school followed by the rules of the dorms and a little explanation on what can be found on campus. It could be anywhere from five minutes to an hour. Or two... Aiden sighed. Why did he have to be here again? Oh well... At least he wasn't alone. "Maybe we should all try to sit together." He said in a somewhat cheerful tone to those from his dorm in an attempt to remain positive. "I mean if you're gonna be bored you might as well be bored with friends."

While Masilalt had a basic understanding of what the orientation was, he wasn't sure of what they would be covering in detail. He was just worried about it going on longer than it needed to. He was calmer in a human form, but if he had to sit there for an hour doing nothing, it was going to be a rough time. He didn't have a problem following Aiden to the auditorium since he didn't know his way around yet. "This is going to be fun, isn't it." While he didn't say anything, it seemed he agreed with the other in that they should sit together. He didn't know anyone else here; maybe if he met some of his own kind he would go with them, but for now he felt this was an acceptable group.

Austin walked behind the group, glaring darkly at the back of the heads in front of him. He was infuriated. Why did he have to be sent to a school full of demons, and forbidden to kill a single one of them? He glowered at the demons in front of him, his hand clutching the dull, tube shaped object with blunt ends. His deactivated seraph blade. Doesn't help that the headmaster sealed it. He knew the words, but it was still extremely frustrating. Stuck with his sworn enemy.

The black runes stood out on his slightly tan skin, where their were gaps, when looked close enough a faint outline of a faded, unused rune was there. Currently, he only had a few that he made sure would be active for the day. Strength, agility, speed are the main ones currently, with small ones scattered over his body. He was on edge, he didn't like being here surrounded by things he would generally hunt. His clothes were all black, his shirt form fitting with black jeans. As the group sat down, he sat down a few seats away from them, glaring darkly at everyone in the room. Everyone here seemed to be some sort of demon. He felt rather crowded in. The teachers standing around didn't help.

"We have to sit...In one place...For almost an hour?" Reina looks at everyone, getting all shaky. She takes out a small vial of sparkly blue powder. Gripping the vial, she follows everyone else, taking her seat. She focuses on the vial, keeping herself awake by liquidizing the powder into water. Taking the water out and creating mini sculptures out of the water, she calms herself down.

On the way to the auditorium, Misaki followed closely behind Reina. The person glaring from behind all of them was getting to her, and she was having a hard time preventing her fear from showing. The teachers standing in the corners didn't help either. She felt trapped in, but quickly shook the thought away. Her claustrophobia striking on the first day of school wasn't the best way to start the year.

Despite that, Misaki agreed with sitting together. It wasn't that she was exactly that comfortable around the others yet, but more like she wanted to avoid the deadly glares as much as she could. She felt safer in a group. Much safer. Plus, there was enough room for her to breath and have personal space. It was fine.

Taking the seat besides Reina, she stared at her childhood friend playing with the water and muttered offhandedly, "Waiting an hour isn't that bad..."

Having taken his seat along with the others in the group from the dorm Aiden sighed. "Well as annoying as staying here may be it is kind of important. Especially for the new students who may not be familiar with all the rules. Plus it's a welcoming ceremony. After it there's a little party type thing. That part is optional. But you know. free food and a chance to meet other students. It's kind of something most people go to for the fun." He explained before looking around. Things seemed fairly calm. Especially with the teachers around. But after all the time he'd spent with his father he couldn't really let his guard down. "Anyway. I'm sure things'll start soon enough." He added calmly.

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"Sir are you sure it's wise to go on with things as they are?" A young woman traveling with the head master spoke in a somewhat worried manner. "Everything will be fine. The information is shady and there is no way of proving or disproving it. We cannot shut down on a whim such as this." The headmaster answered calmly. "R-right." The woman answered. They'd be starting the ceremony soon as Aiden had said, but not yet.

Masilalt held disinterest in the whole affair, but upon hearing that there would be food he sat up, looking very attentive at the other. "Food? Suddenly this seems worthwhile." He relaxed, looking around and judging how some of the teachers looked. They looked like they wouldn't take much fuss, but considering their environment that was to be expected. He noticed Austin's expression, and glared at him. "Damn Nephilim. What the hell is he doing in this school anyway?" He muttered, shaking his head. He faced front again, slouching in his chair, already starting to get antsy.

Austin eyes met one of the male demons eyes, his eyes narrowing at him. As his lips began to move, he looked down slightly to read what he was saying while not being able to hear him from this distance and with him whispering. He then said once he had finished speaking and turned around," I asked the exact same thing when I was sent to this blood place, demon." He sneered as he said demon, eyes still narrowed slightly and glaring.

Masilalt, hearing a response form the Nephilim, scowled at him. "I am not simply a demon, I am an Alp. Get it right." He had never liked the broad categorization of demon. He was more than the feral beasts and mindless beings that Hell was so full of. He moved to look at him more comfortably, "How does it feel to be the lowest of the low here?"

Mina had walked along silently as the group made their way to the gathering, deep in thought.
Her loss of control earlier had caught her off guard. She had been thinking the male Aiden had a similar problem, but realized quickly it was totally different. Aiden had transformed, only transformed, not even completely. She had been ready to attack, ready to kill. The thought of not being able to control her ability to take a life was a frightening thought.

She had taken a seat near Aiden. After all, he was the only she had spoken to and the only one she had given her name to under normal surcomstances. To say it simply, she trusted him most at this point.

She was pulled out of her thoughts when the group generally started to speak more. Aiden spoke of a party, causing her ears to perk up slightly.
She had read about parties, but never experienced one in her life. Her caretaker had tried giving her a birthday party each year, but had failed miserably.
Reapers weren't particularly good with thinking of others emotions.

She was distracted from the idea of the party when the creature known as an "Alp" started speaking to a male sitting closeby. She had sensed an angry presence up until now, but hadn't focused on it. Now that she did, her head ached a bit at the sense of his hatred and anger.
He was being called a nephilim, a halfbreed. She had read of them, but never saw one in person. In theory, this male was closest to her than any of the others. Her mother was the goddess of chaos, but a goddess nonetheless, and her father was a being of Hell.
This fact sparked her interest and she gazed at the male with an intruiged look in her amber colored eyes.

(Phew finally found inspiration and got a post in ^^")

Aiden observed the two who seemed to be arguing for a moment. The Nephilim... Or Shadowhunter or whatever the hell he was definitely unhappy to be here. The Alp was voicing his opinion, but really this wasn't the time or place. Aiden honestly didn't see the big deal. There were demons, humans, hybrids... But really he didn't know much about other species and the like so it wasn't his place to judge. "I get that you don't wanna be here... And I get that you really don't like his kind or whatever..." He spoke to Austin and then to Masi in a more serious tone then moments ago. "But don't start something stupid here. Causing any unnecessary trouble wouldn't help anyone." He added before glancing at the rest of the group. He opened his mouth as if to speak again. This time to Mina. But he didn't get the chance as the Head master finally arrived and made his way to the stage.

"Hello and welcome to our academy." The Headmaster began after clearing his throat. "For the sake of allowing you all to get to what you really want and make this less painful for all of us I'll try to make this quick." He said speaking in an honest tone. "There are not many rules for this academy. You will attend classes, learn to live and behave in a civilized manor so as to better integrate into the society of the humans. Our goal is not to destroy or rule. It is to live in harmony." He paused for a moment hearing various whispers and disgruntled voices. "Humans are not yet ready to accept demons and monsters... They may never will be. However, we cannot allow their fear and denial to keep us from moving forward. We are not defined by the few who commit wrong doings and make a bad name for us." It was a bit more of a speech then a welcoming ceremony. However, this was an important message to send to the students. And some of the teachers.

After that the students were told of the rules of the dorms and then the school as a whole. The headmaster explained the uniforms. Where things were, who to go to for certain problems. It all went down fairly easily. "And with that. You're free to go." The headmaster finally said. Most of the student body couldn't wait to get out of there. They were immediately on their way to the party.

Aiden jumped up to his feet. "Alright! Your guys comin or what?" He asked, his more cheerful attitude returning once more.

Reina notices that someone, the Headmaster, was walking across the stage. She tries her best to listen as carefully as possible, without loosing concentration. "And with that you are free to go." Reina jumps up and covers herself in air magic, avoiding most of the crowd. She flies above the crowd waiting for Misaki and everyone else. She occasionally moves out of the way of some of those who are flying like she is.

Upon being dismissed, Misaki quietly followed after everyone else. She kept her gaze down, trying to keep calm and not let the crowd get to her. At one point she almost tripped, but caught herself at the last second and continued walking with the wave of students, letting out a deep sigh of relief upon finally exiting the auditorium. She jogged over to Reina's side, quietly asking so that only she could hear, "Do you think it's required to go to the party?"

Of course, she could have just asked Aiden or someone else, but she wasn't that comfortable with everyone else yet, so that wasn't exactly an option.

Reina looks at Misaki. "Uh...Depends. Be in a room crowded with people, but get free food. Or Go to our room and sleep, but not know anyone later." Reina gives two choices to Misaki. "Pick your poison." She giggled, swirling herself in the air.

Upon hearing what Aiden had to say when he intervened in the argument Masilalt was trying to start, he laughed, almost in disbelief. Was this guy even a demon? He gave off the feeling of one, but he had never met another demon who got involved in business like that. He had to at least understand the rivalry between the two opposing sides, right? "It's funny, how you get involved in these things." However, his interruption seemed to work, as the Alp settled back down and faced front again. He figured he would need to watch Aiden, he wasn't one hundred percent of what they could do.

He barely paid attention to what the Headmaster had to say. Of course he heard everything, but he was more focused on his arms. His various tattoos and runes didn't show on his human form, and noticing this, he wondered if they still worked. Though the less intimidating form was only an illusion, he was doubtful if they would. Of course, if he really needed something, he had his magics on his side. With the shadowhunter now in the scene he wasn't sure if that would be enough, and he made it a point to get the protection again as soon as he could.

Though eager to get out, Masilalt calmly stood up, stretching his arms out. "I'll follow you." While it wasn't necessary to with most of the student party moving in a herd to the location, it was still better to go with a group.

Eira silently watched everything happen before they made it to the gym. She sat beside her brother and came close to falling asleep while petting Zee on her lap. Eira soon snapped awake when it was over. She felt bad for falling asleep but she heard this six months ago on a personal more detailed level. Eira jumped up and followed the group holding Zee in her arms. "Aiden, I'm going to go to the forest. I need to unleash and stretch a bit privately." Eira said before running off quickly her speed kicking in making her run 20 miles per hour to the forest. There deep in the forest she put Zee down in a clearing and she stepped back before inhaling the scent of the forest. Her body gave off a light glow as her wings, tail, metal armor/clothing, and helmet grew out of her body. Her hair grew longer and her skin changed colors. She was now in her demon form. When she transformed so did Zee. Zee turned into a big metal dragon. "Wow this feels good." Eira said stretching her wings out and swishing her tail around a few times. She went to a small pond in the clearing and walked into it. She sat down so the water reached her waist and closed her eyes. She meditated as the air around her grew colder and the water began to freeze. She then opened her eyes and threw her hand out. A ball of ice shot into the far end of the pond causing the area to freeze. Eira smirked and stood up. Turning back to human, putting non dragon zee on her back, then running at 40mph back to the group and her brother.