David smirked at her "I can read your mind to...thank you." He said letting her hair go. David stood up and walked over to her. "Want to walk around the school?" David said to her smiling

"Yes!" She smiled, she might have came off as overly excited but she didn't care.

Willow blinked in surprise as a voice carried over to her. She glanced over to see a girl standing in front of the door next to hers. She gave a very timid smile but before she could respond the door in front of her was opened, making the tiny girl squeak and face a grinning girl. Willow tried to keep up with her barrage of questions but it made her head spin slightly. When the taller girl finally paused, Willow attempted to stutter out some adequate answers.

"H-Hello. M-My name i-is Willow. Y-Yes, I believe w-we are room-mates. And u-uh, t-thank you..?" She stammered out, cheeks growing as pink as her hair.

To Atiena it took the girl practically a lifetime to answer, "Willow? That's a great name! It's a pleasure to meet you Willow. Yay i have a nice roommate!" She exclaimed, jumping up. "Come in come in" When she said this she jumped back and bounced over to her bed. "What's your power, Willow? I have super strength and i'm part monkey! Well sort of, see i even have a tail!" At this she uncurled her tail from her waist, it had probably looked like a belt before. "I'll be putting up a rope above my bed if that's okay, oh i forgot this is my bed so you can have that one!" Atiena pointed towards the other bed in the room.

"So then this is it, the school my parents signed me off to." Veyas castes his eyes down for a moment thinking about why he was sent here. "Oh well, nothing much I can do now" he walked in looking for his room, room 203. "Here it is," he said as he opened the door to the dark room.

"So I'm the only one in here for now, yes," he thought quite happily

"Hmmmm." Analise sighed, as she settled down into her bed. She had just previously put all of her clothing and items away into the dresser that filled up her side of the room. The other bed and dresser were occupied by the things that Ana assumed belonged to her room mate. "I wonder what she is like" Ana pondered, being a bit nosy as she looked at the other girl's stuff. "Seems like she is a bit younger or atleast smaller than me" she assumed, judging by the size of the clothes that were left on the bed. It was interesting to say the least.

Taking her one foot, she kicked off her boot on the opposite leg, and vice versa for the other side. A smile crept upon her lips as she pulled her legs up under her and pressed her back against the bed. Moving her hands up to her beanie she slipped the hat off and put it on the bed next to her with a plop. She had terrible hat hair, but it wasn't her biggest concern. Taking her hand she fumbled with her misplaced bangs and strands of hair a bit until they fell into natural place. "I want to explore this place, but I just took my shoes off" she groaned to herself, debating whether or not she really wanted to get up just yet.

Faeya giggled softly. "My brother is completely opposite. He is a party guy. That's the best way to describe him." She threw the last of her stuff in a drawer and looked around the room as if she was confined. "You wanna walk around? I feel like I'm stuffed into a box right now."

Brian grinned. "Awesome! My sister doesn't really... need much protection. She's too strong-willed." He sat down on his bed and thought for a moment. "Don't be fooled, though. She gets herself in a lot of trouble with the way she talks to people."

"So then this is it, the school my parents signed me off to." Veyas castes his eyes down for a moment thinking about why he was sent here. "Oh well, nothing much I can do now" he walked in looking for his room, room 203. "Here it is," he said as he found he room and walked in, flipping on he light and dropping his stuff as hew just walked back out to find some other students.

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Faeya giggled softly. "My brother is completely opposite. He is a party guy. That's the best way to describe him." She threw the last of her stuff in a drawer and looked around the room as if she was confined. "You wanna walk around? I feel like I'm stuffed into a box right now."

Katherin grinned happily. She was eager to explore the school. Especially if she could do so without Griffin glaring over her shoulder. Griffin meant well but she wasn't going to make friends with him growling at everyone

Brian grinned. "Awesome! My sister doesn't really... need much protection. She's too strong-willed." He sat down on his bed and thought for a moment. "Don't be fooled, though. She gets herself in a lot of trouble with the way she talks to people."

"Katherin is too curious. She wants to try everything. She has no boundaries and is way too friendly." Griffin grumbled. He finished putting his few items away. "In fact I wouldn't be surprised if she has already gotten herself into trouble. I don't like that she is so far away."

It was tight. Too tight. Scraping and burning and yelping..... the coat stopped him, limited him, burnt him. He struggled, trying to move his arms, glaring around at the two men on either side of him. The car rumbled and bumbled, talking in the way cars do, never stopping for breath. But then cars don't need to breathe, do they? The thought made Jack laugh, and he was answered with a nervous glare. He leaned forward, towards the driver's seat. This was an abduction, he was a hostage. Or maybe he wasn't. But he was going somewhere, the car had told him that. And it would be a very SPECIAL place. He'd make all kinds of friends, and they'd all get along, and they'd all play in the fire together. And they wouldn't die, would they? He would hate it.... Hate it.... HATE IT!
There's a small spark, as Jack head-buts the front of the metal seat. It travels down, flashing, faster than anyone could think. And as it reached the gas tank, it exploded, as Jack giggled in glee, already rolling out of the door. The flames were beautiful, flying through the sky so close to the ground, before they hit the grey. The grey, of course, was a wall, not a grey, that would have been silly! Jack went silent, as fire alarsm started sounding, and blurry figures came to put out the fire. So much fire. He picked himself up, and slowly, cautiosly, walked to the new place. The new place he would live.
Jack walked almost unnoticed through the front door. He was a bleeding boy in a straight jacket, but he'd learned to to call attention to himself. If they don't see you, they won't hit you, or burn, slash, peel and stab! He moved through the hallways at random, looking around the new place, as the sounds of bustling people grew fainter behind him. There were dark corners, niches, little bits that nobody looked at. There were pipes in the walls, and flashes in wires. There were voices who had people and people who had voices, and they were using each other, too. He smiled, as he approached the people with voices. There were a lot of them, and they echoed around and around, but Jack had decided on two voices in particular. The only problem was that he wasn't sure which ones.
Approaching a corner, Jack saw a row of rooms. A room of rows. Hehe. He smiled, confidently strolling down, counting down the numbers in his head. However, at the end, he found his count wasn't working. He'd completely lost track, and after only three numbers! It didn't matter, of course. However, the next obstacle was far more challenging. How was he to open a door without his hands? Jack stood outside, puzzling about this, and his mind began to wander. Soon, he was simply standing there, staring into space like his brain had gone on stand-by.

Willow blinked and followed her very hyper room-mate into their room, the door shutting softly behind her. More questions were thrown at her along with a few statements about the girl herself and Willow blinked as she realized that Atiena had not been wearing a belt so much as it was her tail. The small girl stared at the tail for a few seconds before looking back up at the taller girl. She carried her belongings over to the unclaimed bed and plopped them down. "I-It's your bed so I-I don't mind. A-And I have the p-power to control nature. And I-I can speak to animals and plants." She said quietly as she began to unpack. She happened to glance over at the window and saw a few vines with flowers just next to their window. Willow found herself pattering over and leaning out slightly. She gently held out a hand and mentally coaxed the flowers that were tightly closed to unfurl their petals. She smiled and went back to her bed, leaving the window open.

Atiena's eyes widened in shock and amazement, "Whoa! That is so awesome! I can't do anything cool like that! Just things like this." With this she stood from her bed and flipped forward landing on the floor, and turned around and easily picked up her bed with little effort. "See, that's so boring!" with that she dropped it making it land with a harsh thud. "oops well i shouldn't have dropped that i guess. oh well to late now, the past is in the past!" she said laughing brightly before skipping over to the window again.

Willow found the cheer and happiness of her room mate infectious and she continued to smile. "I think thats still pretty cool. You can probably punch through a wall if you wanted to you." She said shyly, tucking a strand of pink hair behind her ear as she unzipped her suitcase. She pulled a picture frame from it's depths, a photo containing her parents, her real parents and set it on the nightstand next to her bed. Next she produced her sketchpad and art supplies box, setting them both on the nightstand as well. The only thing left was to put her clothes and she began organizing them neatly in the dresser on her side of the room.

David walked around the halls. He was reading minds of people and decided to mess with people. Making there books fall or lockers close. "So what animals can you shapeshifter into?" He asked her smiling

"Any animal I choose. There isn't really a limit." Carson said. She began to wonder what it was like to be able to read minds. I mean, sometimes it had to hurt, didn't it? Knowing what everyone really thought about you. Or had it made David a stronger person?

Faeya grinned at her. "Okay! Let's go." She got up from her bed and walked towards the door. She opened it and stepped out, waiting for Kathrin in the hall. Faeya never truly had 'friends'. She had classmates, but no friends. Not even aquaintances. She was always by herself, so maybe having a roommate that's actually nice is... good.

Brian chuckled. "So... Faeya the Loud Mouth and Kathrin in Wonderland are our sisters... I hope they don't meet. That's be a disaster pairing." He laughed at the idea. Faeya doesn't make friends, so she and Kathrin would never hangout... right?

Katherin bounced into the hallway eagerly. She couldn't wait to explore. She waited for her new friend to close the door to their room. Katherin was never very good at being still. She bounced from one side of the hall to the other. She would look at something for a few seconds before she dashed to something else that caught her attention

"With our luck they were assigned to be roommates." Griffin said gruffly. He the thought about the statement for a minute. Then looked at his roommate in horror. The school could have put them together. It made a weird since to put their sisters together since they were roommates. "You don't think.....?"

Seeing the girl begin unpacking she hopped over to look at the things she was pulling out. "Oooooo they look nice, who are they?" she questioned pointing at the picture before she noticed the sketchpad and pointed at it. "OOOOOO You draw!? can i see your drawings? can you draw me?! what have you already drawn? i wannna seeeeee" she exclaimed brightly jumping up and down once more.

David nods at her. He stretched and heard her thoughts. "It hurt like hell when I was a kid. But I got used to it. I can decided who- I want to read. like you." He said smirking. He winked at her. David stretched and walked outside of the school

Jack looks up, surprised. He'd been sitting stll for quite a bit, not doing a thing. However, the other people hadn't. He blinked. A spark, moving near the speed of light, through the neural systems of a human being. Jack turned his head. Two people were walking around. He decided to walk towards them, having nothing better to do. Maybe they'd have food, he'd like having food. Delicious food, like cookies. Cookies on people. Wait, people? Jack was confused, and as he turned the corner, he found before him something that would only increase his confusion.
A boy (David) and a girl (Carson) walking down the hallway together. Jack froze. He'd been seen! It wasn't that bad, but he was suddenly conscious of the straight-jacket and the soot that covered him. Well, he wore that quite often, it was like casual wear. But still...... Jack stared forward, not moving an inch, forgetting even to breathe. Breathing was overrated, he thought, as his vision began to blur. Then his body forced him to inhale massively, and he broke down into a coughing fit, crashing to the floor. Oh, how embarrassing. He probably should have breathed before, instead of waiting to the last second.