Kyle sat between Ivy and the aisle. He knew if he didn't that she would be bouncing all over the bus. Ivy wasn't good at being still. He was glad that he heard about this special camp. It gave them a place to go for the summer. It would keep Ivy busy so that she wouldn't be get into trouble. Ivy bounced in her seat. She could hardly wait to get to came. She wanted to move. She wanted to do something. She hated being still. She was glad that Kyle had found this camp. She couldn't wait to find out what they would do there.

Alison sat next to her sister on the bus, headphones on with rock music playing. She was gazing idly out the window as the scenery passed them by. Her head was bopping softly to the beat, her foot doing the same on the floor. She had her maroon hair pulled back in a ponytail though her bangs were hanging over her eyes. She was bored and wished this bus could go faster. She wanted to be off and out in the fresh air. They had already been on the bus for a few hours and Alison was getting tired and cramped. Autumn was sitting next to her sister in the aisle seat. She had her own headphones in though she was listening to country. Her hair was down and falling around her shoulders and occasionally her face. She had her sketchpad on her lap and she was currently adding details. The picture was of a border of roses running along the edges of the page and in the middle was an angel with black wings sitting on a gravestone and weeping into her hands. Autumn was completely engrossed, moving her pencil carefully as she bit her lip in concentration.

The bus seat smelled weird, and it wasn't all that comfortable, but that didn't stop Devon from shoving a slightly large baseball cap over deep blue eyes and letting black hair hide all other features as the kid slept. With some nice song the drowsy teen couldn't have even identified while awake playing through a pair of headphones to block out the noise of all the other people around, it was sure to only be a bit longer before the destination was reached and it would be possible to get off the crowded vehicle. The only thing to do for the moment was to bury one's nose in a comfy yet durable hoodie and shut out the world for at least a few more minutes...

Ashlyn and James sat in the furthest back seat of the bus, just to avoid people trying to get James to talk. He was just looking out the window, while Ashlyn was humming a happy tune. James noticed how nervous and uncomfortable some of the others on the bus looked, and nudged Ashlyn with his elbow, motioning towards the others, so she pulled out her favorite flute and started to play a calming tune that would make everyone more relaxed.

The bus stopped and the doors opened. In entered a large boy wearing a camouflage jacket and a large grin. "Sorry about having you pick me up," he said to the bus driver. "I ran a bit late, but at least Sister Shacht was able to drive me here. Thanks for that by the way." A nun on a motorcycle waved it off. David said goodbye and walked into the bus, picking an empty seat next to Autumn.

Sitting in the middle of the bus, just in front of two girls with red hair was Jackie. She looked at the kid who just arrived on the bus and the corners of her mouth lifted, almost as if she had the urge to smile. Of course they had a kid that was running late. She poked her head out of the confinement of her seat and stared at him. "Hi." She said calmly, her expression conveyed nothing, "who are you?"

David grinned and held out a large hand for a shake. "David Alexander Robin, but just call me Dare. And you are?" It was nice to know that there were people who weren't too shy to introduce themselves. It would have been awkward if that were the case.

Jackie tilted her head, considering his words, and playing them back and forth in her mind. "Hmm, nice to meet you Dare, I'm Jackie." She said this response in a casual monotone, and lifted a hand to give him an awkward wave. For some reason she felt unnaturally calm, and she almost dared a grin. "What do you do, Dare?"

Luna was at the back of the bus with her hands shoved in her jacket pockets. Her blue eyes that seemed to somewhat glow a bit looking out the window of the bus. She could hear everyone talking and moving in their seats, so eager to get a move on towards the camp. Her hood wad still on covering her face from anyone, but if you could see her face clearly, she was eager to head towards the camp too.

"Nice to meet you, Jacki. As for me? Well, I guess I'm a student, but I do construction work and some heroism on the side," he said jokingly . . . well, half-jokingly.

Autumn felt a presence and looked up from her drawing. She blinked, mind taking a few seconds to figure out what changed. A boy had apparently gotten on the bus and had chosen the seat next to her. She saw he began conversing with the girl in the seat in front of them but with her headphones on she couldn't hear what they were saying. Speaking of her headphones. She pulled them off and rubbed her right ear, the appendage having been aching for having her headphones on for so long. She gave the two of them a curious look one more time before looking back down at her drawing. She had finally finished the details on the roses and now she leaned closer to the sketchpad, beginning to shade in the angels wings. Alison continued to gaze out the window, oblivious to all that was going on in the bus.

"Nice to meet you, Jacki. As for me? Well, I guess I'm a student, but I do construction work and some heroism on the side," he said jokingly . . . well, half-jokingly.

"Ah, the fine art of construction. How nice. I have a part time job at this one restaurant back in the city." Jackie said, not wanting to dive into things like heroism just yet. She heard the scratch of a pencil and lifted herself up onto her knees to look at one of the red haired girls making a picture. "That's very nice." She muttered, looking at the girl's hair.

The bus pulled up to the camp. Two councilors waited for the teens. They were identical exept f was mae and the other female. They stood next to the sign for the camp. They waited while the teens climbed off the bus. "Welcome everyone." the said in unison. "We are your counseles. We will be in charge of all your activities. We will ave a schedule but on Saturdays who here will be a special event. Please take your belongings to your cabin and than met us at the firepit.

David just chuckled at Jackie's answer. Feeling the person beside him move, he inched away a little to give him room to see her face. "Sorry, did I disturb you?" Before an answer could be given, the the bus pulled over, and the counselors - weird, in-sync twins - called them out. David lifted his large duffel bag and waved at Jackie and Autumn. "Well, I guess this is our stop, eh?"

Autumn looked up and after shaking her head at David's question, smiled at the girl who claimed her picture was nice. She lifted her hands to sign a 'thank you' but then caught herself and began reaching for the notebook she always kept around her. Before she was able to scrawl a reply the bus came to a halt. Autumn blinked before she slowly began packing away her things. She stood up and filed off the bus along it her twin. She caught sight of the counselors when she was on the bottom step and almost stumbled in surprise. She had never seen anything like them before and her hand itched to draw them. Alison had never seen anything like them and she couldn't help but stare. Finally, after an elbow to the ribs courtesy of her twin, she stopped and paid attention to what they were saying. At the instructions the twins headed off to their cabin. Alison walked Autumn to her cabin first, made sure she was getting settled before heading off to her own. After everything was set on their chosen bed, the two meet up and headed off to the fire pit. They sat down next to it, Autumn having brought her notebook with her so she could communicate.

Jackie fell back into her seat as the bus stopped. She picked up her bags and nodded at Dare as he asked a very rhetorical question. She played little mind to the two twins outside the bus and started to walk off with the others. As soon as she got out she strides over to one of the twins, the male one, and asked him a question. "Do we have assigned cabins?"

James and Ashlyn got off the bus, and James just silently looked around while Ashlyn happily jumped up and down, before James put his hand on top her head to stop her. "Yay! We're finally off that cramped bus!"

Jackie fell back into her seat as the bus stopped. She picked up her bags and nodded at Dare as he asked a very rhetorical question. She played little mind to the two twins outside the bus and started to walk off with the others. As soon as she got out she strides over to one of the twins, the male one, and asked him a question. "Do we have assigned cabins?"

"You should have been assigned a cabin in the letter you recieved about the camp." the counselors explained.

Jackie fell back into her seat as the bus stopped. She picked up her bags and nodded at Dare as he asked a very rhetorical question. She played little mind to the two twins outside the bus and started to walk off with the others. As soon as she got out she strides over to one of the twins, the male one, and asked him a question. "Do we have assigned cabins?"

"You should have been assigned a cabin in the letter you recieved about the camp." the counselors explained.

"Oh. Oh, okay, thanks I remember. Bye...counselors." Jackie gripped her bags and headed over to the cabin She had been assigned to. Once she for there she made sure everything was put neatly in place before plopping down onto her bed and deciding what she would do next. "I'll head to the fire pit in a minute, I suppose."

Before James could go to his cabin, Ashlyn stopped him. "James, my instruments." she said, looking at him. He looked at her, and merely said one word: "Bag." A special bag appeared, and despite being only the size of a backpack, it actually had limitless space inside. It was a pocket reality, inside a bag, where all Ashlyn's instruments were stored. She went to her cabin, then James went to his and unpacked his things.