The large academy is daunting to those who do not know what lies inside. But today, the first day of school, it seems less daunting as kids begin to file in toward it. Daniella Gregor or, as she is know to the students, Captain, stands in front of the large building, eyeing all of the new students. As they walk by her and into the school, she yells for all to hear, "Meet in the auditorium. We will have our usual first day assembly there!" She stares down trouble students and smiled at those she likes, suh as Ever Silmore. She continues watching and waiting as more students arrive. --- Ever looks up at the school nervously. This is her last year here and she wants to make it a good one. So no getting in trouble and no dealing with any self proclaimed villains. She walks inside, smiling back at Captain as she does. She has always tried to stay on Captain's good side so she doesn't get thrown out of the school. She doesn't have anywhere else to go if she gets thrown out. She precedes to the auditorium and sits down.

James sighed as he walked into the school. His third year and he still had no friends, but of course he preferred not to have a large crowd of people around him, even if he wasn't too happy about being explicitly labelled as the biggest loner in the school. He glanced at Captain as he passed her. Being the only "truly neutral" person in the school that chose not to be labelled as hero or villain, he got a little more attention than he liked from people trying to bring him over to their sighed. He went to the auditorium, and noticed that someone else was there. He glanced at her, before going to the other side of the auditorium and sitting down. Ever Silmore. He had a slight crush on her, but other than that there was no reason to talk to her, because he figured that she'd treat him like a stupid loner just like most other people did.

Luna walked into the school looking down holding her blue amulet tight in her hand as she did so. She watched the others head to the auditorium like she was. Luna felt her eyes narrow when she felt someone shove her which only made her move a few centimeters. Luna moved past them as more came so she just frowned. She was still lonely as ever but not fully. Spirits kept her company when she felt alone and when she would think about her family. She shakes her head as memories of her family try to fill her mind. Luna walked into the auditorium sitting down with her journal she wrote stories with.

John made his way through school meeting up with some friends before heading to his new locker where he took out the books for his next class. Then he made his way towards the auditorium with his friends, joking around along the way. They filed into the assembly and sat down next to a kid who seemed to be sitting alone. He looked over at the kid, who looked familiar, and started talking. "How's it going there Lone Ranger?" he asked, smirking.

James only looked at the person who went over and started talking to him out of the corner of his eye. "What do you want?" he asked. He definitely wasn't exactly in the best mood right now, and could tell that this person was going to be annoying.

Ever looks over at the two boys talking and smiles. She recognizes only one of them, a loner kid that she has seen around school. James, she thinks his name is. Everyone knew him has the _neutral_ or a guy who hasn't chosen a side for his classes. She didn't think of him as strange, but rather intriguing. Normally, people know if they are good or bad. They know if they are for the right or the wrong. She is just curious how he doesn't know. She turns around to face forward and sucks in some heat from around her. Her right palm ignites and she begins to spin the small ball of flame around her hand.

Ami Skipped along the sidewalk up to her new school humming a song she just made up in her head, she didnt notice but there was a few animals scurrying after her. She had long blondish brown hair and a checkered blue and white uniform. She suddenly tripped on a crack in the sidewalk and flopped on her face, she sat up on the sidewalk and held her burning knee "Stupid.. shoes.. stupid sidewalk being uneven.." she whispered to herself and peeked at the damage the sidewalk had done. Her knee had a few skid marks and small dropletts of blood seeped out of them.The animals had fled by now. She stood up on wabbley legs and sniffled "No i wont cry.. im not weak!" she said as quietly as possible, she blushed and looked at the ground people must have seen her fall, probably laughing at her she felt a cold tear side down her cheek, she quickly wipped it away and decided to walk the rest of the way to school.

John smirked as the kid gave him a cold response. "I know you. You're the neutral kid. The one who doesn't seem to want to pick a side. I get it. Me I'm a hero. But when it comes down to it, out of all the heroes, I'm the bad guy because I'm willing to do some of the things that aren't so noble, but have to be done. I can see why you'd want to stay out of the Hero/Villain feud though. It can get nasty. I'm John by the way," he said, looking over at the neutral student.

James sighed. "I'm James. And I know who you are. You're what some people call a Chaotic Hero. You're good, but you do things your own way, so other heroes don't like you. Now, can you please go away? I wish to be alone right now."

"Chaotic Hero. That's got a nice ring to it. I should let everyone know," John said grinning. Then he turned back to James and patted him on the shoulder. "If you wanna be alone, be my guest. But I have a feeling that you're gonna need some friends very soon," John said before turning back to face the front of the auditorium.

Luna was writing something down in her journal but the two guys she was sitting not far from were talking and she was listening. She shakes her head but didn't say anything that's only because she was one person away from them. She looked up at the auditorium and drawed the designs of it all.

In most schools, it would have been strange to see an 8-year-old applying for the sophomore year. It would have drawn looks, started rumors, and it certainly would have had more of an impact than it did here. But then again, SUPER High wasn't like most other schools. The students here had seen far stranger things, and would see stranger things yet, as they explored a world of mysterious powers, both magical and genetic. As it was, people hardly gave the child a second glance, bustling along on their own business. The child in question was Sarah, for the moment at least. It had been the name of a child in a small village, irrelevant in any way. Most likely, that child would grow up to live an average life, and die an average death. However, Sarah had seen a strange thing in her youth, a mysterious creature of slime and blade, wild and furious. However, instead of screaming and running, as most children would have done, Sarah had simply stood there, and stared. It had probably been shock. Potentially, the child simply hadn't understood what it was seeing. But to such a creature, it had meant something, at least. As such, for now, it would be Sarah, the girl that had watched. The girl that hadn't been killed. Sarah was lost in thought, as she walked into the Auditorium. Automatically, her nose seperated and identified the scents of the students. She could hear their heartbeats, their merest breaths, and located them with ease. They clumped together in small groups, talking among themselves about classes, gossip, and whatever hobby they might be interested in. To Sarah, it would all be new. She had been briefed on the concept of a school, a place where she would come to learn how, and why, to use her unique capabilities. It would be a place with people like her, to an extent, humans with powers and abilities. She'd certainly fit in better here than she would anywhere else. Sitting down far from anyone else, Sarah silently observed the rest of the students, as they mingled and talked and worried and thought. Each was so preoccupied with their own business, either grand or small, some planning and scheming, others simply living in the moment. It was a plethora of activity, all only slightly interlinked, and the sight of it slightly scared Sarah. She had never seen this many people in a single room together, packed so densely on top of each other. And yet, not a single hostile act could be seen, no shooting, no loud shouts or screams for help. It was, in her inexperienced mind, a bit of a contradiction. For good or ill, she was part of this group now. It would be new and scary, but maybe, just maybe, she'd be able to figure out who - and what - she was, in this strange place.

Ivan was running and hoping he wasn't late. He'd had a rough morning: he'd gotten up about an hour before the alarm and couldn't fall asleep again. Things were uneventful from that point until he'd inexplicably gotten sucked into the senses of some other student, he didn't know who. He wasn't able to escape the trance until after he heard, through the other student's ears, the announcement for the assembly. Then with a groan he'd taken a few aspirin for the pounding headache he'd emerged from the trance with. Running didn't exactly do him much good, but he hated being late. He hurried into the building and squinted with discomfort at the amount of heat signatures packed into the place, and chose to sit in the least-occupied part, pulling the hood of his sweater over his head.

Captain sees the last guy run in through the door and she proceeds to follow after him. She walks into the auditorium and walks up onto the stage. She looks down at everyone sitting in the crowd and says, "Hello and welcome to S.U.P.E.R. High. I hope that you will all enjoy it here. Now, beginning off, you will have an hour to find your dorm rooms and get settled. You will proceed to the cafeteria afterwards and get lunch then. After that, you will head to your first class, physical training with me." She says that last part with an evil-ish smile. She grins at them. "Do we have any question before we start?" ---- Ever smiles and looks around. She would have no questions since she has gone here for most of her high school career. She waits for anyone to ask any questions.

The woman called Captain walked in, Sarah had overheard her name being spoken by other students. She was clearly in charge, you could tell from the authority she demanded from the other students. Her method of walking was different in every way, her movements fine-tuned not to waste any energy, like the graceful steps of a predator. It was rather impressive to see, and Sarah made a mental note that this woman would most likely be exceedingly hard to kill, should it ever become necessary. Then again, a part of her wanted to walk up there right now, claws at the ready, and find out why that movement was so impressive. She could recognize the danger instinctively, but she didn't know what it meant, or how such motions had been honed by years of training and experience.\ 'welcome to SUPER High' A number of snickers resounded across the room, although Sarah didn't really understand what had been funny. In fact, the entire concept of humor eluded her. She'd have to look into that, it certainly seemed like people who laughed enjoyed it, and she had heard multiple people state that laughing was somehow healthy. Most of the woman's speech only served to confuse Sarah more. Although she liked the sound of Physical anything - she was confident in her capabilities in any physical subject - she wasn't entirely sure what a dorm was, nor what she would do with one. Perhaps it was something you needed for the Physical things? The woman stated that questions could be asked, but Sarah didn't want to speak out in the silence that followed, she hated to admit weakness, especially when she was feeling so vulnerable. She would simply follow the other students, and hopefully she'd figure out what to do. Sarah frowned and sighed. This whole student thing was a pain.

James noticed one person seemed to be confused, so he quietly made his way over there so he could help her. Despite not being in the best of moods, he was willing to lend a hand to those that were completely confused. "You seem to be confused. Anything I can help you understand?"

Ivan grunted dismissively at Captain and wondered if that was it. He glanced toward Sarah and James, who he could hear, but not wanting to be seen looking at anyone, he looked quickly away and focused on the stage. He'd never gotten used to the idea that he was surrounded by other people with superpowers, and he the last thing he wanted was to attract attention from people who could have powers equal or greater than his.

Luna just sat there and listened to Captain carefully. She had no questions at all so she just sat there till they were asked to leave. All she was thinking by now was how she might have a different life by now with people who are like her. But around her, she isn't powerful she is weak. She sometimes questions how a person with her powers can be a hero? Eh, maybe she is a hero. Maybe a person with her kind of power can be a hero.

Sarah looked up as James approached, and spoke to her. She was confused, true, and this seemed like the perfect thing that could have happened to her. But she wasn't sure if she wanted to accept help of any kind - in her experience, people were far more violent than they let on to others. Furthermore, she had relatively little practise using her voice. For about ten seconds, she simply looked at him, weighing her options and silently hoping he would just walk away, and take away the option. When finally Sarah spoke, her voice started out unexpectedly deep, before going as high as a mouse. It then rapidly leveled out, as she made small adjustments to her vocal cords. "I don't know what a dorm is." She didn't speak much, she could already tell her mistake with her voice had made her look the fool. However, she would look far more the fool, wandering around as everyone else knew what to do, and how to do it all, so she would accept this boy's help, for now.

Captain looks around. "No questions? Alright then. Head out to your dorm rooms. You'll have two hours for lunch and unpacking before I want to see you all in the gym. Got it?" She walks down from the stage, waiting for them to leave.