Location - Seraphim High

September 9 - Monday Morning

Weather - Sunny

Event - Normal School Day

THE ENTITY gazed down at Seraphim High from high in the sky. Students and teachers milled around as school started for the day. Humans were an interesting lot for sure, making up institutions to try and advance the knowledge of the species, of course not all were interested in that particular aspect of school. All the individuals had different wants and needs that often clashed with others. Some wanted to learn as much as possible, some wanted to play games, some made others lives miserable, all these different individuals were quite different and it made for a rather chaotic environment.

Despite all there differences there was one thing that made them all the same, they were unaware of other dimensions. Normally of course this wouldn't be a problem except that creatures from another dimension had figured out a way to temporarily rip open the veil between dimension and step into the human world. Unexplained accidents, memory loss, and strange property destruction had started to appear the longer the extra-dimensional creatures were allowed to roam free, this could not be allowed so THE ENTITY had chosen more individuals to step into its own world.

THE ENTITY looked around, there was no concrete signals yet but the signs were apparent, there would be a major incident today which would test the new warrior's mettle. Until that time however, life would go on as normal, they were students before they were warriors after all.

Caleb headed over to the room used by the comic club he had joined earlier that week. This would his first time meeting some of the other member but he already knew the teacher in charge, the somewhat unfortunately named Lester "Les" Fortunes who when introducing himself made fun of his own name. Still he was somewhat nervous about meeting the others, something he found odd considering the whole given super powers to fight monsters thing. Sure he knew he couldn't show his abilities just to impress them but he had expected it to to at least improve his confidence somewhat.

Either way since he had arrived now wasn't the time to worry, he took a deep breath and opened the door. So far besides the teacher Caleb spotted three students, a girl with long black hair and glasses, an Asian looking boy and a boy with a green skull on his shirt. Judging by their reactions they already knew he was coming.

Sitting at his desk in home room, Liam is sitting alone as he leans back his seat a little as he plays on his handheld console. With a single earbud in his left ear, the sounds of sword swings and casted magic is heard to a catchy battle theme playing in the background. Liam smirks a little as the boss he was fighting finally falls. “Gotcha~,” he speaks in a low tone to the his defeated digital foe.

A glance up at the clock shows him he beat it with a minute to spare. Perfect. I figured it would be close. With a quick save, he turns the console off, placing it back into its carrying case and slipping it into his backpack as other students begin to take to their seats. It wasn’t long after that that his first period teacher makes their way into the class. Liam certainly appreciated not having to change classes like others had to. Gave him that extra bit of relaxation to start his day, after all.