The benefactor rarely got involved with the orphanage. Not because he didn't care about the children there but because he did. He felt it was better for them if he remained a mystery to them. But sometimes he hear about a special case that required him to get involved. That was the case with the young blind girl that sat next to him. He didn't know how she had survived the streets as long as she had with her disability but he was glad that she had. When she froze a man that attacked her, the police called him to take care of her. He was glad that it was one of his graduates that had found her and not one of the other cops. When they arrived at the orphanage he escorted her to the door. He rang the bell and told her. "The housekeeper will take care of you.

Alex Rode up to the gate of the of the Orphanage that he heard about. Reading the plaque at the gate he leaned back forward revving up his Bike, It was a Black GSXR-1000 with red trim. He and his father had built it up and it was his present for his 16th birthday. Letting go of the clutch he pulled into the drive riding up the long street before he came up to the building before soon pulling up along seeing another car. He saw a two people standing there as he looked over at the pair standing there. At least he wasn't the only one arriving today. He leaned back killing the engine as he kicked out his bikes stand and leaned it over before sitting up. He took off his helmet setting it down as he had a long green military looking bag on his back. With a deep breath he walked away from his bike looking at the two on the steps as he nodded his head down at them. He put his hands in his pockets of his jacket as he leaned his shoulder against the arch way before the door. Waiting for it to be answered to talk to who ever was in charge, and hopefully they would take him in.

Felix carefully walked up the steps to the orphanage, making slow movements and placing his feet down lightly. He didn't want to accidentally destroy the only place he could go. He glanced around the area, and saw a person leaning on the archway, and two people who were waiting in front of the door. This was the place, wasn't it? He walked up to the door and knocked on it gently.

Dante rode in the back of the police car she had to be 'escorted' in. After getting arrested at the fight a few days ago the police had told her that because she was so young and be cause she had 'friends' all they were going to do was send her back to an orphanage. She had been confused about what 'friends' they were talking about, but she had to admit that an orphanage is way better than prison, so she had gone along with it. But when the day came for her to go the police man that was to be escorting her had stopped the car a block away from the station. He had turned aroundc looked her dead in the eye and told her "this orphanage you're going to. It's special. They can help...people like you."
Dante had looked at him confused for a moment before replying "what do you mean, people like me?"
And so along the trip he had explained what the orphanage was and what it did. Now as she stepped out of he car and looked at the guy in the front seat.
"Hey, man... Thanks for helping me out with this."
He shrugged and looked her in the eyes, "just don't waste the opportunity."
She nodded as he pulled away and drove off. It was then that she turned around and took in the orphanage. Dante spotted some people at the entrance so she hoisted her bag, a large military school-esque bag, onto her muscles shoulder and walked toward them. She hopped she didn't look too much like crap in her Black jacket, red shirt and Sine old jeans. She'd hste to give a bad first impression.

Felix noticed the sound of a car pull up, and noticed it was a police car. His hair bristled in the back for a second. Did I do something bad already? He calmed down when he noticed it was just escorting someone here. He saw the girl who got out of the police car and waved a grimy hand at her. "Hello! Who are you?" He asked.

Dante saw a short red headed kid wave at her so she walked over to him. After he asked she offered up the hand that wasn't holding her bag. "I'm Dante. Nice to meet you Mr...."
She trailed off, trying to prompt a name. The kid looked nice enough, a little grubby, but living in the streets, she had both seen and looked much worse than that. So, she didn't judge.

Kido sighed as he got out of bed, hearing a few people outside the door. He was told there were new people that were going to be living here, he just hoped they didn't cause that much trouble. The previous kids who lived here were a handful and he didn't want a repeat of that. He put on his red track jacket and jeans and went downstairs. He scratched the back of his head, opening the door and eyeing the new kids up and down. He shook his head, 'They look weirder each year, I swear,', he thought.

"So you're the new band of misfits who's unfortunate enough to get sent to this place," He said. As much as this place was his home, he never fancied it. It felt like a prison to him but as much as he wanted to leave the place, he couldn't. "Come on in," he said, a slight tone of boredom in his voice. "Take a seat and wait for the caretaker to come down," he said, closing the door behind them.

Felix looked at the woman carrying the bag. "My name is Felix, nice to meet you." He then turned to answer Kido. "Good idea." Said Felix. He could use waiting time, maybe get to know the others? He cautiously walked in, afraid to move too suddenly or quickly, he knew what would happen if he did. This place was perhaps the only place in the world that he would be able to go. He didn't want to accidentally blast two rooms to rubble. Why were there so many triggers? Ah, he would probably get to learn to control it here. It was an orphanage for SUPERNATURAL children, wasn't it? He sat down on the floor slowly, and looked around at everyone else, including the people who were outside. "So...what are your names?"

"So... this is the place I have heard I should go to, the orphanage for supernatural children?" Reiji walked to the Orphanage, looking at it as he walked towards it. As he walked towards it, he noticed the door was open. Not knowing if he should enter, he waited outside. As he heard a boy ask people's name, Reiji answered. "I'm Reiji, Reiji Kai. What's yours?"

There was a bit of a commotion inside the building. But Sam didn't pay much attention to it until her sister ran in. "New people are here!" Yelled Sarah. Sam winced, she still wasn't quite used to her sisters yells. "Alright..I bet you want to go meet them" She said as she spun around to see Sarah nod. "Let's go then" she said standing up, her sister just about skipping off. Sam couldn't help but smile, Sarah was still happy regardless of all that happened to them before coming here.

Sarah arrived some time before her sister. Peaking around a corner to see the new arrivals. She noticed a boy asking the names of the others, perfect chance to introduce herself. Coming around the corner and walking towards them, Sarah threw her arm up and waved. "Hi there!" Sarah was a naturally happy person.

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The housekeeper came down the stairs with a frown on her face. She had been expecting one arrival. Not several. Not that it was unusual for her to get more than one new child in a day. "Kido you know your not suppose to let people in." She scolded the boy gently. "I'm suppose to test them. We can't have human children here." She looked around. "Not enough room to do it here. Not with so many of you. Please follow me to the gym."

"Sure." Reiji nodded to the woman, which just scolded the boy. He thought he will need to use his power at the gym because she said about a test and human children not being allowed at the orphanage, but is unsure what music to use or even if it is true.

Dante nodded to Felix before looking up to see someone new bringing them all into the house. She was going to comment about it, but an older woman came down the stairs with a look on her face that would make hardened gangsters run for the hills. When she spoke about a test Dante got a bit nervous. She wasn't very good at tests.

Katherin frowned at all the moment around her. There were too many people. She wasn't used to being near so many people at once. She reached for the man who had brought her here but he seemed to have slipped out. Great. She tapped her foot thoughtfully. She would just have to wait. Once everyone was following the older woman she heard. Then she could follow the footsteps. It was the only way she could think of not to run over anyone.

Alex stood against the arch way as more people started to join in waiting for the door. They started talking, introducing them selves as Alex watched. He kept silent though as he watched observing them. Felix, Dante, later some one named Reji. Non of them seemed to pay him any mind and he honestly didn't care. He hadn't felt like much of a socialite as of late. Mostly due to that scratching at the back of his head, the feeling of something wanting to get out. It wasn't active as it seemed to mostly be waiting for an opportunity much like the first time.

It wasn't long however before the door was opened by a male, looked roughly around his age as he invited every one in. He waited and for them all to go in before walking in him self. Despite that bag on his back he had soft foot steps, he was always a quite man one of the reasons he earned the nickname ghost by his old friends. Soon it was much the same as before. He fallowed in and leaned against the wall waiting. Though this wait was shorter as an elderly woman walked up. Talking about test. With a raised eyebrow he looked at her, there was more to her then she seemed, he could tell that. So again he waited as every one started to fallow, pushing off the wall he noticed the girl that was there before him. Tapping her foot, the way she leaned her head slightly. She was hearing the others.

Walking towards with those silent steps he placed a hand on her shoulder. He was taller then her as he stood at about 6'2 but "I'll guide you" his voice was soft as only some one with enhanced hearing would be able to hear him unless he was right next to her. He waited for her to grab his arm as he started to walk slowly and waiting for her to set her pace as he would match it.

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Katherin smiled in the direction of the soft voice. She moved her long curly red hair out of her eyes. No that it mattered. Her emerald green eyes were completely useless. They always had been. She reached out in the direction of the kind boy who offered to guide her. It wasn't often that people offered to help her. She hoped that her colder than average body temperature wouldn't bother him. "Thank you. My cane was taken and getting around without it is a challenge. Especially in a place that I don't know."

Felix slowly tiptoed after the housekeeper, setting each foot down on the sole, and it was very awkward to watch. And what about the test? He assumed it wouldn't be the mathematical kind or something like that. More like a kind of test to see if they were actually supposed to be there. The housekeeper had said that humans aren't allowed here. He assumed that she meant normal humans. That would make more sense.

He looked down and nodded to her, his normal response to things, only he felt a little silly seeing as she couldn't see him. It was a bit awkward for him, he mostly responded with simple head nodes and looks. Most who knew him learned to read his body language as it was his main form of communication. "Your Welcome" he spoke softly once more as he fallowed the group watching and observing them all. The one out front seemed a bit awkward though, and he also thought about this test. He is assuming he would have to show his power, he took a deep breath as he has had some luck manifesting his power in the last few months.

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Katherine smiled. "Its OK. Everyone forgets and nods or shakes their head. Just move slowly and I should be able to follow you without a problem." She told him as she looped her arm through his. Her skin would be like touching ice. It was important for her to be ableto feel even his slightest movement. She really didn't want bump into anyone or anything if she could help it.

Sarah pouted. "Why'd they ignore me?" She turned around, Sam just coming around the corner.
"Maybe you were too hyper for them. Or maybe too loud." Sam pushed past her sister, following behind the group. "They are new after all. And seem somewhat serious. Might be hard to befriend any of them, though I could be wrong."
Sarah caught up to Sam. "We should watch them!"
"Will housekeeper even let us? I mean, we still don't know if they are even allowed here."
"Hopefully we can." Sarah moved closer to the group "And so what, it's not like hundreds of people saw us when we were running away. What harm will be done if a few more see us?"
"Probably much more than you think" Sam said under her breath, and reluctantly followed her sister.