Katherin was excited and nervous about going to school. She was looking forward to meeting other kids who's parents had stories. She didn't want to follow her parents story. She wanted one of her own. This school was her chance to find out who she was. She would miss her parents though. She had never been away from them this long. Atleast she had her brother. So she wouldn't be completely alone.

Rrrr! Rrrr! Erinne's phone was going off, her mother probably calling to make sure she was safe, which she had done only a few minutes ago. It was good to worry, but Red was suffocating her daughter. Erinne contemplated letting it go for a moment, but ended up picking up on the fourth ring. Quickly letting her mother know of her situation, Erinne set out to find her room for the year, listening in on conversations as she passed by other students.
Walking through the school dorms, she lugged her suitcases behind her. A room number was given to her, as well as instructions to get there. She'd already memorized what she was told: second floor, third hall to the right, past a few bathrooms and study areas - you know, there's, like, a whole ton of those, bathrooms I mean, so no one ever has to worry about lineups for the toilet or something - up a small flight of stairs that could only be accessed in that area so that she would be on the third floor - whoever designed the place was probably thinking of making people lost, and its worked a lot so far, new students turning up nowhere near their destination - second hall on the left, and just by the big window - like, massively huge, you'll know when you get there, and it's pretty too. The student she talked to was very... filled with comments.
Erinne realized then that she was going to have quite a time getting there, what with climbing two sets of staircases with her two suitcases on hand. Sighing, she went on her merry way to the third floor.

Leo was excited to go to school. Mainly to get away from his parents who he felt like they were too controlling, like he had a chain around his neck. Relieved to break free and make his own decisions. He was still nervous though, as he did his best not to show it on his face. Faking a confident smile though he wasn't doing a very good job. He knew his sister was going to the same school, which gave him some comfort as he actually liked his sister for the most part, not that he'd admit it.
Leo had packed everything he needed and didn't need in several suitcases pulling them through the busy and noisy hallways to get to his room, without any real desire to listen to any of it, becoming almost like static in the background. As he passed people not really minding where he was going. As people had to get out of his way, since he didn't look like he would anytime soon. He wondered if he'd have to have to live with someone else, knowing that schools would often give each student a partner in a room. Just hoping it wouldn't be someone to get on his nerves. He went up a floor with notes written on a piece of paper in his hand, scratching his head trying to figure out where he was suppose to be going refusing to ask someone for directions. Leo keep moving letting out a small sigh, hoping he wasn't the only one having this problem.

Cullen, sucking on a lollipop, checked out the students lounging around in the school yard. A short girl with brown hair, a taller boy with glasses, three girls with matching bows... They were all prime targets for his harem recruitment. Well, everyone he could gather were all prime targets. He gave a wink to whoever he made eye contact with, smirking devilishly. Some of them were bound to fall for his charms without him even bringing out his alluring sweets. He had a sultry bounce to his walk - a flirtatious method he adopted early on. However, it didn't seem that many people were paying attention to him, or maybe they were busy catching up with their own friends. It was Cullen's first time at the school, and he took it as a promising opportunity to gain as many followers as he could ('followers, lovers, posse, same diff!'). If luring in old students was going to be difficult, then talking to new students like himself wouldn't be so bad, right? Cullen circled back around the yard, trying to spot fresh meat. In case he had to bribe them with food, he was ready with sweets in mind.

Jordan chuckled to himself as he walked into school. He initially protested against coming here, saying "I don't want to go to school and learn solemn things!" but when he learned there is a Power Development class he was hooked. He smiled as we walked with a very light step, his eye caught by a boy with a lollipop in his mouth. Something about the boy just reeked of desire. He couldn't help but stare curiously at this boy. Jordan himself had quite a sweet tooth, and wondered if he had any more sweets.

Shots rang out into the quiet morning making Axel groan. Once again the Captain was in one of his moods. She slowly worked her way to the deck only to receive a cup into her face. Something warm dripped down her nose making her hit the crew member beside her. Land Ho echoed before her father could throw another swing just for her stunt. Before the ship even stopped Axel flew off and onto the solid ground. She then walked towards the school blood still dripping as her father reminded her what her real reason was. Find Peter Pan and kill him. Kill anyone who stood in his way.

Shay entered the school grounds, a suitcase in her right hand, a large, plain duffel bag in her left, and a katana hanging from her belt. In the suitcase, she had normal things, such as clothes, toiletries, ect. In the duffel bag, however, was all sorts of weaponry: seven different sized knives, a bow, a quiver of arrows, another katana, and a set of classic Chinese armor (which she was barely able to fit in the duffle bag). She could barely carry all of it, and was clearly struggling, but she was able to make it to the front office, where she decided to take a little break. She set her things down and got her dorm number, before leaning on the wall and taking a bit of a breather.

Elise got to school in style, arriving with her father, Jack Frost, and Santa Clause, a friend of the family, having gotten a ride on Santa's Sleigh. She and her father got her stuff unloaded, a backpack and two suitcases, and gave her father a hug and a kiss on the cheek in goodbye. She then proceeded to the main office area to get her dorm assignment. "Ooh, I can't wait to see what it's like here, Auntie Anna was so sure that I would like it here when she heard about the place. I hope that I make friends..." She said, as she waited for her room assignment.

As Shay leaned on the wall of the front office, she saw another girl come in. The girl had white hair, a physical attribute that Shay had not seen before. The girl was also taller than Shay, but that wasn't uncommon, seeing as Shay always was quite small for her age. Shay silently stared at the girl, who was now awaiting her dorm assignment. "Your hair is white." Shay said from the wall she was leaning on, unsure if she'd startled the girl.

@greywolf375

Leo through sheer luck arrived at the third floor, close to where his dorm room was supposed to be. Leo took a moment to stop and look outside through the window as the sun was glaring through, making it quite bright in the hallways. Leo squinted his eyes a bit as it was a little too bright, looking down to see if his sister was there as he rubbed the back of his head not seeing her.

"What am I thinking, she's probably already here and studying knowing her...wonder if they put here on this floor too. I guess I could call her." Leo thought to himself as he shrugged to himself. As he figured he should actually find his room first. Leo continued to walk looking at his notes wishing it was easier to navigate the halls. But soon up ahead, someone seemed to purposely stand in his way, bigger and taller with a smug grin, clearly looking for trouble. Leo glared at the student and growled at him which was enough for the student to step out of his way. As Leo sort of hurried himself along, not wanting to deal with anyone else. Until finally, he was at the front door of his room with a relieved exhaled breath, he pulled out the key he had been given for his dorm room and unlocked the door.

If we die in a dream, we wake up in reality. So...if we die in reality...do we wake up in a dream?

Slumped into the uncomfortable seat of a rickety town bus, packed to the brim with people she was about to slaughter if they stepped on her feet again, a dark haired girl with ghostly white complexion and eyes crimsoned sat in a dismal, empty gaze out the window at the passing scenery. The Agonist blaring through the black and red skullcandies in her ears, the beautiful countryside with its bristling verdant flowery meadows and mysterious forests passing her by, a stark contrast to the plague ridden villages and dead, withered hollows of Bald Mountain, forever cursed by an ashen gray sky and to be eclipsed in the shadow of that...eyesore, faded from her view. Soon, she could see the castlelike structure, standing tall and gallant against the clear blue sky, rising over the hills to greet her.

A new school, a new life....or at least that's how Evelyn hoped it would go. It felt good to finally be gone from that horrible place, to finally never see those old, haunted cemeteries and mausoleums, to never have the pungent stench of rigor mortis, sulfur and brimstone assault her nostrils. And....to never hear that demon's voice bellowing in her ears how much of a disgrace she was to her mother and he.

Yet, even as the sun shimmered upon her porcelain complexion, a shred of warmth she did not feel.

"What are you looking at, grandma?" She hissed at an old lady giving her a glare that pretty much said burn in Hell, as if she hadn't been there before. Merely she ignored the other scrutinizing, condescending glances she received from the bus passengers, pushing past the crowds and shoulder checking a few people carelessly, on her way towards the front and out into the light of day. As if on instinct, she hissed, the harsh glare of white catching her blood red eyes and causing them to squint.

So here she was, finally. Now she just had to get to her dorm.

@KatherinWinter

"Get out of the way." Coldly she grumbled shoving some brunette aside, not really caring if she belonged to some pretty princess or regal prince. At least they got lucky....and weren't the offspring of a powerful demon lord and his dragon of a wife, spawned in Hellfire no less.

@Rusalka
Katherin stumbled as someone shoved her to the side. She could feel her beast rising. She breathed through it the way her father had taught her. She didn't want to lose control on her first day. A bell rang startling her. They most be starting orientation. She headed to the gym where all the other students would gather. She looked around wondering who she would met today. Some many famous people's kids would be coming here to start their stories. Some would repeat their parents stories. Some would create new stories. But all of them would start their story today.

Axel wiped away the blood away as she neared the gates to the school only to hear her father clumsily following behind. After a third fall she turned and looked at her father with a blank look only to get shot at. It was close to her left foot making her wander if her mother had done the right thing. After a bit of remember this and remember that from the Captain she was cut lose. She picked up the chest which held all of her belongings including a new sword. Axel walked inside the school doors to find two others there. It seemed as if they were waiting. Now there's a sight I like to see. Putting on a charming smile she walked towards the two women.

@greywolf375@Framing A Moose

" I've never seen such beautiful women in my life. How are you two today?"

Leo couldn't wait to pull his stuff inside his room, close the door and just lay in his bed. Which is exactly what he did, shutting and locking his door when he stepped inside and letting out a sigh as he laid on his bed for a moment and just looked up at the ceiling laying there silently for a moment, glad to get away from all the noise coming from the hallways.

"I suppose we get rooms to ourselves, that's a relief. Explains why there's so many frigging doors..." Leo mumbled aloud to himself, a little relieved he didn't have to share a room. Eventually he sat himself up and got off his bed and opened up his case and started unpacking his stuff into his room. Putting his laptop on his desk. Figuring he might as well get unpacking out of the way before he had to go to the gym for his orientation. Though he sees his cellphone and grabs it and sighs almost disappointed in himself and starts to dial his sister's number as he waits for his sister to pick up as it rings...

@KatherinWinter

"Come on sis, pick up the phone already." Leo says as he sat down in the desk chair in his room waiting for the phone to stop ringing.

@KatherinWinter

The telltale clop of her boots resonating swiftly, Evelyn made her entry into the assembly with a cold kick of the door open, casting a glare towards....well pretty much everyone as she took her seat as far back as possible, not even realizing she planted herself next to the brunette she pushed earlier. Nonchalantly propping her feet up on the chair in front of her and jamming both earbuds in her ears, she flipped through her MP3 until she decided on a bit of Metallica to start the day off. She didn't realize the volume was cranked up so high that everyone around her could hear her music, but then again, like she even cared. Before too long, she was bobbing her head up and down, jamming out in her mind to the pulse pounding drums of Lars Ulrich, the screaming banshee guitar licks of Kirk Hammett, the bone rattling base of the late great Cliff Burton, and the vicious, incendiary lyrics of James Hetfield.

In fact, one of Het's lyrics spoke to her in the chorus,

Out for my own, out to be free
One with my mind, they just can't see
No need to hear things that they say
Life's for my own, to live my own way

@ScienMalefica

As the teen was getting ready to switch locations, Cullen felt a gaze on him. "Ooh, so early in the morning?" he smiled to himself.

He glanced over his shoulder carefully and briefly, so as not to attract attention to the movement, and immediately took notice of a red haired boy. 'Wonder who this kid is,' he thought before deciding on his course of action. Cullen was going to start off ignoring him, occasionally catching his eyes - play hard to get, pretty much. When it was clear he was hooked, Cullen would swoop in, his charm and sweets prepared. He wanted to experiment with the different ways he could capture them, figuring out which process was the most reliable.

Cullen reached into his pocket, fumbling around for one of the pebbles he always kept with him. They were one of the easiest inedible items to transform into food, though, obviously, starting off the transformation with something edible was the simplest. Pebbles safely stored in a small container were much more convenient to carry than, say, multiple hamburgers. Cullen flicked his finished lollipop on the grass, turning the stone into another lollipop. He strutted away, heading towards the gym. It was about time for the orientation to begin, and most, if not all, new students would be there.

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Exhausted, Erinne heaved her suitcases up one more step, one final step. She could see the window she was told about, the sunlight illuminating the hall, leaving its mark on every visible surface. As she approached it, she noticed that it was a stained glass window, depicting the Blue Fairy and Pinocchio. Some of the colours the artist used were on the darker side, but that didn't minimize the amount of light that passed through it. In fact, the Blue Fairy's wand seemed to produce its own light, enhancing the sun's rays. Erinne stood there, mesmerized by its beauty. She hoped there were more pieces like it in the school - they could be the topic of her first article. She was planning to join some sort of news club, or even make one of her own.

Pleased that she would be graced by the stained glass every day, she located her room only a few doors down. Further along the hallway, Erinne spotted a few more students, a confrontation seeming to start. Not wanting to miss it, she quickly unlocked the door and threw her belongings inside. Her notebook and pen were tucked away in her shoulder bag, so there was no need for her to rummage through her suitcases. As promptly as she entered, she stepped out and bounded down the corridor, eyeing the remains of... a fight? The larger student was standing to the side, while the other was nowhere to be seen. Curious, she asked him where he went. Whatever hostility the student had in him was gone, answering her question obediently, and Erinne's interest was instantly piqued. She wanted to find out who had enough power to subside a fight and disappear like a ghost.

Erinne arrived at the door she was pointed to and knocked.

@SleepingSilence

@Demonic Angel @Framing A Moose
"Yes, my hair is white. Why do you ask?" Elise said to Shay, curious as well as slightly confused, as she did not see her hair color as weird. She also was not surprised, having noticed the girl on her way into the office. Then, hearing Axel walk up, Elise turned to look at him(?), happy because of the complement. "Thanks! You aren't that bad, yourself!" She says, smiling at the boy(?)

Shay shrugged in response to the girl. "It's just an interesting trait. I haven't seen something like tha-" she was interrupted as someone who looked to be a boy about their age entered the room. When he spoke, Shay turned towards him, making sure her katana was visible. "Is that a fact?" she said, eyebrow raised.

@greywolf375@Demonic Angel

@SleepingSilence
Katherin glared at the girl as she walked away. She wasn't going to allow anyone to ruin her first day. She couldn't allow herself to lose control. If she lost control then she would transform. She wasn't going to let that be the first impression that she made. First impressions were important. She frowned hearing her brother's ring tone. She dug through her purse. Like her mother she wasn't the most organized person so it took a couple of minutes for her to find her phone under her books. "Hey Leo. Did you make it to school? She asked him softly. She was sure he haf. He was much better at those kind of things then she was. He was probably half unpacked and she hadn't even found her room yet.

Axel sighed as she put down the chest. She was glad she kept the fact she was a girl a secret for many reasons... This being one of them. She pulled out the brand new cutlass before looking at the one with the katana. She wasn't going to run like her father did so often. She tilted her head, a devilish smile across her face and the demand for death in her eyes, before speaking.

@Framing A Moose" My dear rose I much rather you don't pull that sword out. There could be murderous pirates around who would gladly hurt you."

@greywolf375 " I assure you there is no one who can compare your beauty. Your dazzling white hair makes my heart skip a beat whenever I look into your sparkling eyes."