Felix let out a long sigh of relief at their arrival notification. Soon he'd be able to move freely again. The only question was whether he'd be able to handle the living arrangements at Beacon. At Signal he'd been fine, so he had some hope. Only time would tell. He rested his hand on the stock of his weapon, which was strapped to his lower back and felt a little better. However, his other quirk which made him averse to cramped spaces and crowds counteracted the calming effect a little. Land couldn't come soon enough.

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Laugh it up, you'll be eating my dust soon enough! Enyo grumbled mentally, glaring at the back of the gauntlet girl's head. If looks could kill... well she'd have probably blown up the entire airship at this point. A therapist had once told her that her emotional swings were... exceedingly intense. She took a deep breath, apparently the ship would land soon and she could get away from these idiots. Of course, that also meant one idiot in particular was going to make another scene.

The gun-slinging moron who'd nearly killed them all, she was convinced he'd put them all in danger, was going to try and show off. Maybe, just maybe, she'd have a chance to really put him in his place. She chuckled darkly, yes, yes indeed. She'd make his first day nice and humiliating. That would teach him a lesson.

She stood and grabbed a large, black canister and strapped it to her back. It had a number of attachments, including her bow which was folded up and hanging from the side of it. An observer might have found in humorous, the canister and the bow together being nearly as big as she was. However, she moved like it hardly weighed a thing; she was more than used to it at this point.

Soon... soon... Another creepy chuckle escaped her, accompanied by an equally creepy grin on her face.

Anita looked over at Enyo as she heard her creepy laugh. She flinched as she made a mental note to avoid this girl whenever possible. Her sisters had not told her that people were strange outside of the manor. That was not importaint tho as she was slowely learning about people through bits and pieces of conversations she picked up that had gone on close to where she was sitting.

"I hope me and that girl do not get put on the same team.." She said to herself. It would be bad for her if Enyo turned out to be a real creep or something. Regaining her composure she watched as the decent to Beacon was set to begin.

Jurano was near the exit he looked over to hear the girl from earlier laughing maniacally. Well she's not creepy at all, and she calls us idiots, just look at the way she's laughing. he thought to himself, he looked over and saw the wolf faunus from before as well, Jurano thought he wouldn't mind him on his team at all, he kept looking around trying to find some other people of interest. That's when he saw a girl shorter than him by at least a foot, with silver hair and a silver clothing. Jurano saw the axe she was carrying and found it interesting, the girl turned towards him and Jurano felt his heart skip a beat at how beautiful this girl was. He wanted to make conversation with her but instead just turned his head and looked towards the exit.

As soon as the announcement came on, Rachel had become giddy about the whole situation, now bouncing up and down in her seat as she waited to get off. The closer that the academy appeared, the more excited she became. Booker simply smiled at her and continued to look out the window at the Academy. He wasn't as excited as she was, but she had so many more reasons to be excited than he did. Her focus was brought away from the academy and over to Booker's ears, which perked up when the announcement was made. usually they were well hidden within his hair, but if they moved on their own like they just did, then they'd ruin their hiding spot within his hair. She had always been interested in his faunus ears, to her they were just different and unique, and many times when they were younger she wished to have been born a faunus herself just to see that that would feel like.

Moments passed and the airship finally docked at Beacon Academy. The doors opened up and before Booker even had a chance to move, his long time friend was gone. She was rushing out of the door at impossible speeds, knocking down anyone that was in her way on her bee-line to the doors that allowed her to exit the foul deathtrap. She of course was the first one out, hugging and holding onto the ground tightly as she praised everything around her for letting her get off and finally go to beacon. Several students had been knocked over in the process, and she told herself that after she was done with this she'd go back and apologize for what she did.

Aria shuddered a bit when she heard the short blonde girl from before begin chuckling in an EXTREMELY creepy manner, making her back away rather slowly, as she started grinning, she was glad SHE didn't do anything to set the girl off, but she wasn't taking any chances, first day didn't mean having to get into her first fight with someone. She backed away a bit more when she saw the girl pull out a canister and a bow, honestly half expecting her to shoot someone. She patted the revolvers at her side to remind her that EVERYONE here was armed to the teeth, and if anybody was stupid enough to tussle in here, they wouldn't get off easy, from the other people, or the staff.

She turned to the airship's exit with a great deal of confidence in her ability to walk a short distance unabidded, she walked out of the airship and onto the campus from the port, Beacon Academy, the shining hope for mankind's future against the Grimm and other assorted bad and unpleasant things. Her admiration of the place came to a halt when the red-haired girl from earlier who looked like someone had killed her puppy charged out of the ship, narrowly slamming into Kat. Luckily he noticed just in time, and dodged backwards, her boots skid against the ground as she slid back, as she raised herself she noticed her hat had gotten knocked off. She bent over and dusted it off, before placing it back atop her head.
"Well...at least nothing's boring so far..."

Jurano started to move towards the exit when a girl came by and pushed him over, Jurano tripped and landed with a thud. owwwww... Jurnao got his feet and exite the ship with a smile as he saw beacon tower right in front of him. He started moving around the court yard, he grabbed his rifle and threw a coin as high as he could before sniping it out of the air. He then grabbed a hand full of coins and threw them in the air, changing his sniper to dual pistol form he then went on to shooting them as they fell. Looks likei still got it! He thought with a massive grin. He looked over tow where everyone else was seeing if they noticed his act.

Finally! It was thought by both Felix and Enyo simultaneously. They both moved for the exit and bumped shoulders, bouncing off each other... well, Enyo bounced off the much larger Felix in reality. Before she could yell at him, a frantic girl surged past both of them, pushing Felix aside and nearly trampling Enyo. Felix was about to help her, but...

"Touch me and die..." Enyo grumbled from her position face-down on the floor. She pushed herself up and stormed out of the airship. She'd find the girl and scream at her later, for now she needed stress relief, and that meant absolutely destroying that other kid in a test of skill. In the end it wasn't hard to find him, she just had to follow the gunshots, which were followed by scattered applause. A coin bounced off her head and she frowned deeply. She looked down and saw that it had a large crater in it from being shot. She also heard a number of other coins dropping out of the sky, and most of them seemed similarly deformed. Yeah, yeah. Real impressive... That said, this might be harder than she thought. It wasn't easy to shoot coins with arrows. She'd need something else... or...

She picked up a fallen coin, he'd hit it, but only just the edge so it wasn't too deformed yet.

"Think you're hot stuff? It's not like you're the only one who can do that, you shouldn't get cocky, so wipe that stupid grin off your face," she berated him, but kept her voice level this time. "Hey you, let me borrow that!" She walked over to one of the spectators, who happened to have a large pistol strapped to his waist.

"Wh- me? Why!?"

"Because I don't have a gun! Does this look like a gun? Don't answer that, I have to believe not everyone is a complete idiot. You obviously like watching people show off, so let me borrow that!" Enyo badgered the kid until he gave in more out of intimidation than any desire to be friendly. She took the over-sized pistol in one hand, glad that wielding her own bow for so long had made holding heavy weapons less of a chore. She noticed it had a holographic pop-up sight, and purposely lowered it. "Now just watch," she said, voice filled with confidence and a smile on her face.

She placed the coin she'd grabbed over the top of her thumb, like she was about to flip it. When she flicked it up into the air though, it rocketed up and out of sight. She'd used her semblance to send it sky-high with compressed air. She then held out the pistol one-handed and looked carefully. She couldn't see the coin, but she could see the light bouncing off of its metallic surface, a tiny flicker in the air. A quick adjustment of her aim, and she fired. It was impossible to see if she hit it, but one could faintly hear the "clink" of metal hitting metal. She then saw another glint, and saw where the coin had ended up after having its course changed by the first shot. She fired again, and was rewarded by another faint "clink." Before the coin landed, she did it a third time, shooting the same coin three times in one flight. When it landed, a spectator picked it up the mangled piece of metal, which had definitely been shot multiple times.

"See? Guns are easy. Kinda boring really," she commented, letting the borrowed pistol dangled from one finger by the trigger guard.

Lance watched from afar, the show unfolding right off the airship, Just getting to Beacon and it was already getting loud. A random girl barreled out of the ship like she was going to have a heart attack, landing on the ground as if it were paradise. Interesting to see and extremely unexpected, a curious little girl indeed. Not bad looking either but then again, a few of the girls so far weren't too bad. That was not on Lance's list of top things to see or do at Beacon. What pulled Lance's attention next was the familiar banging of gunshots and Lance took a random guess at who it was. it didn't surprise him at all that his guess was right: It was the boy who shot his gun in the ship, a dangerous move but everything turned out fine. Then a familiar voice was heard and a situation unfolded, one that was expected after the encounter of the two students on the ship.

'A show of skill, hm? Quite a way to start off in the Academy.' Lance smiled as he watched the show, starting with the boy who shot a few coins like he did before with impressive skill. Not any higher than before but a few were shot by a pistol rather than his sniper rifle, a rather impressive show of skill. Then the girl came up and bullied another student that was just a simple spectator for his guy and shown her skill as well. Like the boy, a coin was re-used but this time at a higher altitude but not quite high enough to really show something special. They got no more than ten feet or so above the average height of a person. Lance knew of a way to spice things up, make this a real show worth seeing. With a smile still plastered on his face and his ears and tail revealed so they didn't get in the way, Lance walked up to the two students who were battling each other for attention at this point.

"Hey, good to see you two again. Making a ruckus like before, it seems. If you are going to show something that is going to prove anything, I have a challenge." Lance pulled out four of his own coins from his pocket, spare change he had in case he needed something but this seemed like a good time to use it since money was getting thrown around anyhow.

"You two have to keep those pistols and shoot two of these each. Don't get greedy, so just keep it two each. This will be from a much higher height, though. So, whoever can be the most flashy can have bragging rights. I am the judge, though, so make it look good while I am up there." The last sentence was a little odd since no one could guess what exactly Lance meant and how he was going to get higher than what was shown so far.

Lance pocketed the change and took off his blades from his back except keeping one in his hand. The other blade fell with a rather loud thud to the ground. Lance pointed his blade towards the main entrance of Beacon, the highest spot not including the school itself. There were two black structures on the end of the arcs that Lance could use. He shot his blade from the handle and it quickly made it up to the position and with a flick of Lance's finger, pulled the blade back without moving his arm and it latched onto the black structure. It was not too far up, maybe twenty feet but it would be Lance's launch location. With another flick of his finger, Lance was pulled in seconds to the black part of the arc and was vaulted into the air, adding another twenty feet or so. Lance pulled the change out of his pocket, throwing it out and almost floating in position, expecting the two to start shooting at any second.

This is the picture I took the location from. The black structures are the ones that are before the school itself but after the second set of lamps. Guessing on the height, too.

Anita was not aware Jurano had been looking at her. She seemed focused on getting out of the crazy ship making the proper mental notes to avoid the various people who were still up to the antic they were during the entire trip. She passed by the newcomers eyes ahead and not looking back.

Upon being outside she narrowly avoided being knocked down by Rachel tho she did mumble a "Hey be careful." to her.

Alexis, having been standing away from the door of the airship, was one of the few who wasn't pushed aside or knocked over by a someone on their way off the ship. She waited until most had made their way off, and thus didn't need to worry about struggling through a crowd to exit the ship. The first thing she did after stepping onto land was walk off to the side, away from a crowd that seemed to be spectating something or other, and stretch, glad to finally have room to move around.

She turned back to the crowd upon hearing gunfire, noting the girl she had blown a puff of air at earlier shooting a coin out of the air. She smirked a bit, thinking of causing a bit of mischief in relation to this contest of skill. She watched as a male launched himself away from the crowd, then into the air, and by focusing her enhanced senses, she was able to clearly see him throwing some more coins.

This was her chance. She loaded a cartridge of fire dust into her right gauntlet and one of ice into the left, aiming her right palm towards the coins and ejecting the fire dust into the sky, using the gauntlet as if it were a grenade launcher. She quickly aimed her left pointer and middle finger toward the cartridge, waiting for the opportune moment, and then firing a spike of ice out when the cartridge had come close enough to the coins, causing the ice to rupture the cartridge and dust to explode violently, scattering the coins. While she was firing off that spike, she loaded another ice cartridge into the right gauntlet, bringing it into the same position as the left, with the pointer and middle fingers aimed toward the sky. With the coins now scattered, she fired off four spikes, two from each gauntlet, each piercing a coin. Her job done, Alexis lowered her arms back to her sides, grinning as she walked off towards the school.

Lance was caught off guard by the sudden intrusion of an unspecified contestant. Lance was starting to fall but wasn't worried, rather watching the show not far from his body. Someone using an Ice element scattered his coins and followed up with a spike through each. Lance sighed and felt the temperature drop a little close to where he was while he started really falling towards the ground.

"I was hoping I could get those back but that is a bummer. Whoever did that needs to not be so rude." Lance had his weapon back to its original sword form, blade connected to hilt. He was falling head first and looked down to see the ground was coming faster than he had expected.

"Guess I should have put more height on that." Lance disconnected the two pieces of his sword once again and let it fall on its own to a certain length. When it got to where he wanted it, he threw his arm in a circle so the blade would mirror his movement and reach the black structure he used to propel himself upwards to start with. It hooked easily and he pushed another button, pulling himself towards the arcs. He basically swung around the arc and slid to a halt with is back against the pillar. He pulled his blade back towards him, connecting the two and walking to retrieve his other blade.

"I wonder where those coins will land. I lost track of them after falling. Oh well, free money for someone, if it is still usable."

Jurano was getting ready to shoot the coins when they exploded sending the off in different directions. Who the hell did that? he thought with annoyance, he wanted to show up the girl who yelled at him. She thinks guns are easy? Why she wouldn't be able to shoot a flee off of a dogs coat without harming it. Jurano sighed and started to make his way towards the school yelling back at the crowd.
"Show's over i guess, maybe another time!" He put a smile on his face and kept walking he saw the wolf faunas falling and saw he had it under control so he kept at his usual pace. He turned his semblance on trying to see what that small girl was doing, but she was in his blind spot. I dont really care much for those who are rude and cocky. He made it to the great hall finding the new students gathering up inside.

Enyo had one of those "slow motion" moments. One second she was taking aim at a coin, the next, she spied a strange object flying into her field of view. She glanced to the side to see the obnoxious gauntlet girl taking aim... no, wait, she'd already launched an ice spike. Enyo had an inkling about what she was trying to do.

Why that little f- her next few thoughts were comprised of some very, very choice words. Whatever the strange object was, it looked like it was meant to explode. The fact that the girl was shooting at it with something else helped to cement those thoughts. Enyo's next action was one that might be considered pointless. She'd be unable to prove she'd done what she was about to do, and she had no intention of trying to. However, she'd at least be able to secretly enjoy that satisfaction of doing it. Right before the ice hit the object, Enyo shot it instead. As expected, it exploded. To anyone else, nothing strange had transpired, well, except for some sudden fireworks. Enyo was the only one who knew she'd been able to snipe the object out of the air on a moments notice. As far as anyone else should know, Enyo had been shooting at a coin when suddenly something went "bang."

Then more ice showed up, striking the coins and sending them flying even more than they already had been.

"Oh for... I'm done. I can't do anything about that." Enyo shrugged, a helpless smile on her face. Actually, she was pretty sure she still could have shot at least three of those coins. She tossed the pistol up in the air a few times, as if checking ho much it weighed... and then casually threw it backwards over her shoulder.

"H-HEY!" the pistol's owner panicked, seeing his weapon so carelessly handled. In a flash of motion, Enyo drew and unfolded her bow and fired an arrow. The arrow flew at the pistol, causing the owner to freak out even more. However, the arrow stabbed into a tree, leaving the pistol dangling from it by the trigger guard.

"All yours. Thanks, kid." Enyo smirked. The pistol was perfectly fine, even if its owner looked ready to have a heart attack.

"WHAT IF YOU'D MISSED!?" the boy shouted at her. This made Enyo frown.

"Missed? You think I'd do something like that if I wasn't one-hundred percent sure I was going to do it right? People like us need to know exactly what we're capable of, and we need to know that we can do exactly what we expect we can! If you don't know yourself well enough to do that, then maybe you don't belong here! Your gun's fine, and keep the arrow as a reminder to figure yourself out before you get yourself killed!" Enyo berated him harshly before storming off.

The boy was left shaking, wondering if she was right or not. He tried to shrug it off as he retrieved his gun. As he was doing so, his eyes nearly bugged out of his head. Lying at the base of the tree were two things: shards of ice, and a coin that had been split in two. There was no way of knowing for sure, but he had a feeling that the crazy girl who'd just yelled at him had done that... which meant she'd have had to hit a target barely an inch wide that was in motion, through the trigger guard of his gun.

"Momma... I want to go home..." Suddenly he felt very, very out of place.

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Felix had watched the whole display and was left sighing. Enyo had changed, and he wasn't sure it was in a good way. She was trying way too hard, and she wasn't making any friends, something she was already bad at. As a former friend, he couldn't help but worry. However, the key word there was "former" so he tried not to think about it too much. She'd pushed him away, so she wasn't his concern anymore.

He decided to just get going and enter the academy itself, rather than stand around in the courtyard. Hopefully the day's drama had reached its climax already and would start winding down. For the moment though, he was just glad to have some space, he was already feeling better. Well, that was until he realized he'd mentally criticized Enyo's ability to make friends.

At least if she wanted to, she probably could... He sighed again. He couldn't even talk to people most days, he was always afraid they were going to try and kill him. The worst part was he knew it wasn't true, but that was why it was called an "irrational" fear. With those depressing thoughts in mind, he got moving.

Aria watched as the little showdown happened, she was honestly getting a bit excited, and was disappointed when someone interrupted the contest with a big ass ice spear to the change. She sighed a bit as she looked down at the revolvers at her hips, both unloaded, thinking to herself: "Well, at least I DID get to see something interesting...that blonde girl...dunno how she made that shot, but it was pretty superb...I'll have to remember her for later." Aria had indeed noticed the shot fired hitting the ice, she was impressed at how quickly the short blonde girl had reacted, Aria doubted she could have made a shot like that, hell it was hard for her to even see it, she had to replay what she saw in her head just to realize she wasn't seeing things. She stretched her arms back as she stood up, all this action was getting her excited, she wanted to go start now, wanted to shoot something ASAP, and wanted to stab things while shooting things ASAP. She let her excitement pass however, seeing as she doubted anybody would be up for a game like what just happened, or that many would care to compete with a Faunus.

She walked along, tugging the beak of her hat so it covered as much of her forehead as possible and pulling her scarf over her face, for no apparent reason whatsoever. Walking along, she heard the rather depressed sounding sigh of another student...couple inches shorter than her with brown hair, guy seemed down in the dumps for a reason...she remembered him from the ship, the blonde girl had been giving him the stink eye before. Remembering what her father always told her about everybody needing a pick-me-up every now and again, she decided she'd pick him up...figuratively. She strode over to him and tugged the scarf away from her mouth before saying:
"You uh...look a little down there. Something the matter?" She walked at his pace to keep up with him, hoping that he wasn't one of those prejudiced sorts.

Anita found herself stopping to watch this so called contest. Her plan was to just get to the main building and find out what could happen but the way the combatents went at it she was dully impressed with the display of Dust usage and fancy blasts. However she did not have time to show off as much as she was tempted. She stared at Harvester and back at the coins then shook her head.

"I have no reason to get involved with stuff like proving whose abilitys are the best. They should really save it for real fights." Another reason she stopped looking back and kept moving now is she could have accidently revealed her secreat ability.

It seemed that Booker was on his own now, since Rachel was off doing whatever, it was just him. He left the airship without a word and looked around, observing the possible team candidates. None of them impressed him. He wasn't sure how well he'd work with them and how well they'd get along when not fighting. He silently walked along and to the assembly hall, studying and observing everyone around him. His face was calm and blank, not revealing his thoughts. He always had a way of masking his motives, and many times it wasn't even intentional.

As he made his way to the assembly hall, he stood quietly and patiently for the room to fill up and for Ozpin to make his way to the stage.

Anita then began to walk along looking for the assembly hall. She ended up blindly navigating and happened to get lost by walking around in circles for a few minuits or so. Finally finding another student she asked her where the assembly hall was. Thanking her she walked in the right direction. She noticed alot of people were crowding in so she had come to the right place. Noticing Booker she gave him a nod as she remembered seeing him in the airship but she did not really know him all that well.

Jurano noticed the Cheetah faunus walk in along with the girl with silver hair, he walked over to her.
"Hi there, I'm Jurano. I noticed you from the airship and decided to talk with you, i don't know many people,being from a different school, so i'm trying to make friends quickly." He said with an awkward smile. He held out his hand for her to shake and though to himself. You idiot, she'll never become friends with someone like you. "Anyways, did you come from signal? If so then what was it like there?" He noticed the cheetah faunus, he was looking the same way as he did on the ship.

Felix heard footsteps moments before he heard a girls' voice. He could already feel his muscles tensing and his skin crawling. It was the feeling a person got when they were afraid of what was behind himm, but weren't quite sure exactly what was behind him. He did his best to suppress his urge to spin around and kick whatever was following him, and was relieved when the person caught up to him and walked beside him where he could see-

S-s-s-so... tall... big... He looked at the girl, pupils becoming pinpoints as his fear refreshed itself at the sight of the girls intimidating height. What did she want from him? Why was she talking to him? Was she going to... eat him? There was that irrational fear again. "P-pl-" He mentally slammed on the breaks, realizing he'd been about to beg the girl not to eat him. That wouldn't have gone well. On his way out, he'd noticed her hat fall off, and seen her ears. At that point, it wouldn't have been a shot at her height, but her race... that probably wouldn't have gone well. That fact that he was shaking and stuttering like an idiot probably wasn't helping either.

Racial tensions... something that made his life even harder in a world where harmless messages, and crippling anxiety, could be misconstrued as xenophobia. He wasn't in a great position to explain himself either.

"No, no-nothing." Not exactly the truth, but he didn't think she had time for his life story. Of course that didn't explain his behavior, which was far too noticeable to just ignore. "I-I'm, uh, a-always like this." True enough he supposed. "Sorry..." And there was the reflexive apology... I'm so pathetic. His hand twitched, but he resisted to urge to place his hand on his weapon, which was strapped to his lower back. It may have eased his anxiety, but it certainly wouldn't win him any friends.

Noticing the small nod from a silver-haired girl and nodded back to her. He saw her on the airship but had no reason to speak to her as of yet. His eyes shifted to the boy who had begun to talk to her. He had seen that boy as well, and without a reason to talk to him either, he simply observed the unfolding conversation to kill some time before the speech would eventually start. He kept a lazy gaze on the both of them and tuned his ears to focus on them primarily. He was interested as what the boy wanted to talk to the boy about, and how the girl would react.