Calista looked at the menu, condused by all the numbers and letters mixed together on the board. She began to sound them out in her head. 'Ham-bur-ger' her head tilted slightly as she looked to the symbol next to it. '/w' what? That looked like some kind of math equation. She bit her lip nervously looking at the menu, she then nervously looked in front of her where the food was being made. "I.. I think.." this was quite overwhelming to her, she tried her hardest to hide her struggle. The last thing she needed people to think is that she was stupid.

She then thought about it. "Ice cream!" Humans have ice cream! It's supposed to be really sweet but cold. This fascinated her. She jumped on her toes as the man behind the counter then asked her what flavor, opening a cover that revealed different swirls of ice cream. Her eyes glistened as she looked at it, there were dark colors then really bright colors. Which was she to choose? Before she could think a voice came from behind her. She turned to see another boy, she blinked at him. They sure were a lot of boys in this school, and he.. well they all were pretty cute. She thought about him again, she should try to find Ethan soon. Whod be waiting out in the gardqen.. She flickered back and smiled up at the boy. "Hello." She said with a bit more confidence in her voice. Greeting was becoming easier as well.

"Ahhh...a city dweller," Sasha responded. Now his comment made a lot more sense. "We don't really have big cities where I'm from, so yes...I've been around nature my whole life, which, incidentally, is many more years than I look." Sasha grinned a little. "Though not to her extent," she said, looking over at Fredricka. "I'd like to go to New York some day," she continued. "I've never been there, but I have memories of it - other peoples' memories. It would be nice to experience some of the places I remember for myself."

She wondered what a big city would be like. Being so radically different from her life surroundings thus far, she imagined she'd get lost. She wasn't the goddess of navigation, after all.

"Many more years than i look"? Djhango thought in his head, quoting Sasha's words. He began to wonder how old both she, as well as Fredricka were, considering their appearances evidently do not reflect their age. Curiosity made him tempted to ask. Tempted, and tempted only, as he decided to shoo away curiosity. Based on their appearances, they appeared to be his own age or at least near his age. In time, maybe if they stuck around each other, he would learn. However most older women didn't exactly "like" to talk about their age... at least all the ones Djhango met.

"I'd like to go to New York some day," Sasha had stated. "I've never been there, but I have memories of it - other peoples' memories. It would be nice to experience some of the places I remember for myself." Other people's memories? That was a strange comment. What did she mean she had other peoples' memories? His head slightly tilted, just as her's did before to his own statement. Tempted once again to ask. Tempted, and tempted only again, as he decided to shoo away curiosity again. He half smirked before speaking again. "I'm sure if you went you would enjoy yourself. Hopefully anyway..." He continued only to be cut off by his own yawning.

Sasha sensed curiosity and confusion in Djhango as he responded to her with a comment that indicated to Sasha that she had set him up for a response poorly, in that there really wasn't anything to respond with. She noted his yawns and that the sky had grown darker. Perhaps it would be best to continue this conversation tomorrow. "Perhaps it would be best to continue this conversation tomorrow," she said, echoing her own thoughts. "It's getting late and we do happen to be right where Fredricka sleeps. You seem to be getting tired...of course, the rest of the campus doesn't seem to be slowing down at all," she said, looking to the main building in the distance. It was still well lit and commotion of people milling about inside could be faintly seen from where the trio were standing. This is a supernatural campus in the sky after all, Sasha thought to herself. A lot of people here probably don't even need to sleep at all. She mentally shrugged. She felt fine, but would be just as happy going back to her room and sleeping. After all, she'd lasted so long without any negative memories resurfacing and it would be good to end her first day on a good note.

Jake

I managed a small smile as the girl in white smiled at me and returned the greeting, and I could feel the tenseness of my body leaving rather quickly as I stood a little straighter. what should I say now? I mean, what would uh... humans say to one another in conversation? Should I say she smells nice? That works for lycans... no no no, shed probably think im some kind of weirdo... wait... i never asked her name! I thought to myself as I tried to keep our conversation going. This was the first person I met here, it is only right that I make a good first impression right?

"What... what your... name?" I said, trying to string together the right words to say. Of course I was familiar with english... but I hardly ever used it, therefore I was pretty rusty at it. If it wasnt easy to tell already, I was a little nervous, if my tail was out, i swear it wouldve been tucked between my legs... do I dare check to see if that happened? No, stay focused on the girl... the pretty girl... "My... name, Jake. Nice meeting you..."

Toby

Dylan smirked at how cute the girl was being trying to decide what she would have. It was obvious she wanted to try something other than apples since she had a suspicion that Toby knew what she was. But to be fair, it was quite obvious. He shook his head and looked at the menu. His eyes widened as he saw how much there was on the menu now.

"I think I'll have some ice cream too." He chuckled to the girl, sliding his chair closer to hers. He turned around to see another boy. Trying to get in his way, well Tpby would've been pushed aside but he wasn't Toby, he was Dylan. "A bit rude don't you think?" Dylan said with a slight sneer. "Just going up to someone asking their name"

Djhango chuckled a bit from Sasha noticing his yawn. It was true he was beginning to become a tad sleepy. The peaceful forest as well as a bit of a long day made him feel a bit fatigued a bit. Nevertheless, he was glad he spent his first day with the two of them. It was better to have calm friends then hyper ones any day to him. Not that he would never make friends with a hyper person, but he wouldn't be able to exactly tolerate them alone.

"I apologize, I am feeling exhausted. Didn't really expect to do much of anything my first day here heh." He said as he stood back up. "It was really nice meeting and spending time with both of you. Hopefully we'll see each other again sometime soon." He added with a smile and a slight bow. They appeared to be either the kind of people who would either find the motion respectful or would get a kick out of it. Either way, he lifted his head back up and waved good bye as he began to walk away. "Thank both of you for the enjoyable evening, Hope you two enjoy the rest of the day." He told them as he turned around to head back to the entrance.

And when he came back to the academy, it was still as active as ever. Just like a city. Eventually he made his way back to his room and unlocked the door, knocking over a suitcase. "Damn, I forgot to unpack..." He groaned as he closed and locked the door, stepping over the luggage afterwards. He looked at the window, then back to the luggage, then back to the window, and proceeded to look outside instead of deal with the luggage. Opening it up, he was able to look outside to notice not too many students out at the current hour. "...Couldn't hurt I guess. I'll just look like an extra statue. and no one can really tell from this high up..." He lowly spoke to himself as he tossed off his jacket on his bed. He kicked off his shoes, and changed into a loose sleeveless shirt matching his skin tone, as well as pants of a dark shade but with a hole in the back. Djhango then moved into the center of the room to make sure he wouldn't knock anything over.

Then it began. His skin began to thicken, not too much, but someone with skillful eyes could spot the rock like qualities it obtained. His hands became claws, and his feet became talons. Next, his stone almost scorpion-like tail which was spiked at the tip. Then the bat-like wings that sprouted from his back, coming out of the sleeveless shirt. Lastly, his head: his face became more defined, but not by much aside from his jawline. The top and bottom canines of his teeth protruded out of his mouth slightly, but noticeably. His ears became more pointed and finally, one slightly small rock horns on both sides of the temple of his head. His transformation had finished. The only distinguishable qualities of him being recognized were his hair, eyes, and the marking on his face.

Djhango shook a bit before looking around the room concerned. Did his wings knock anything over? Nope, good. Djhango grabbed a torn hood off the floor and wore it over his head, so people wouldn't recognize the statue potentially having hair, or the repulsive red-streak that he couldn't get out in it. He arched his wings back slightly, before peering out the window again. Did anyone happen to be looking up this way? Nope, good. And so he quickly, sprung out the window and perched on the ledge in front of it, digging his talons into the stone, yet remaining perfectly still. Just like a statue; the only thing moving was his eyes. The view was alright, just students talking and walking. No one noticed, or no one cared to notice him which worked in his favor either way. He was still a bit tired, but he wanted to watch. Although he enjoyed watching more while it was raining, the normal weather would suffice. He decided that when he was about to knockout, he would just roll back in the window and collapse on the bed. For now, he would take in the view of his new residence for a bit.

Himura's Location: Cafeteria

The girl seemed to stop following him. Himura didn't turn back but continued his pace towards the kitchen and left her behind without another thought. "She probably wants to see the academy for herself. Well, better than speaking to me I guess." He marched on, until the crowds of the cafeteria could be heard. People mumbling and talking as clicking and scooping of spoons skid against mouths. There was no door close by to the Cafeteria. "Things have changed... This is not the school I knew, but it feels the same." Mutterings of another set of students made Himura's ears rung as he stood by the Cafeteria's entrance.

"Y'know, this place is different. Look at this. I used to go here before and the place isn't the same." The boy said to his friend beside to him who seemingly disagree with him. Himura kept his ears tuned to hear their lipping channel.

"You're mistaken! The photographs I got when I enrolled showed exactly this! You're just being a little superstitious. There's no conspiracy going on here." The two students were now directly behind Himura where he stood still. Their footsteps ceased as if they just stumbled upon a tall brick wall. They must be thinking what is up with the stranger standing in front of the Cafeteria? Himura peeked his head behind him. "Umm, excuse me?" The boy asked. Himura could only give them a nervous smile and pushed the cafeteria door open and gestured them to walk in. "Thanks..." The students gave him a look that meant to condescend before entering and moving away as quick as they could. In the distance, Himura could hear them speak.

"What a weirdo... What was he doing..." The chatter was interrupted with the apparent crowd. It took Himura a while until he let go of his hands from the cold handle and made an entry for himself, queuing to a nearby line and waited as he looked around the entire cafe. The place was refurbished and rebuilt. How Kalmasyia gathered their funds was a mystery, but they sure had plenty of money that they could spend to make the cafeteria this great. It had an incredible vintage cafe look. Everything was made out of solid and polished wood. The menu boards were still the old neon and screen technology but the cashier was far more advanced. They have these magical pads that they use and with a push of a finger onto its screen, it understands and makes the order for you. It's curious.

The queue was shortening fast. Perhaps because some of the service was now 'automated', queues die down quickly. In no time, Himura was in front of the pad and searching for what he had in mind after all this time; water. Now that he is at the cafeteria, it seems to be a waste of opportunity to not order other foods after water. So, in additional to his water, he ordered his personal favourite meal-- the egg salad and some katsu. He walked away after making his order, wondering how good the food would be and when it would actually be made ready to serve.

Fredricka

She smiled, watching the two talk. So Djhango was from New York? She'd never been there, but she'd heard tales of it. A vast bustling city that never sleeps. Fredricka decided to keep her mouth closed and just watch. They weren't interested in anything about her anyway and she was having fun just listening to the two. When Sasha mentioned the time, Fredricka looked up. She hadn't even noticed that the forest had suddenly gotten much darker. She was going to offer to take them back, but Djhango was already gone. She stood, a slight pout on her face. She turned to Sasha. "Would you like me to take you back? Even if there's nothing in the forest to harm you, it can still be a bit frightening by yourself." She said. She should know that best of all after all, she'd been living in a dark forest with much scarier things inhabiting it.

She had barely even noticed the curiosity in the air. Though, if she was asked anything about her age, she wouldn't know how to respond. She'd seen a lot in her years. She wouldn't be surprised if they did wonder. She could feel the age in Sasha. She was much like herself, though probably older. Djhango still felt young, very young compared to the two women he'd been with. She chuckled. After centuries of living in Ireland, she still hadn't really grown up. Maybe she was the Peter Pan of Ireland. Her thoughts again returned to the family that have lived in the forest a short ways away from her home. They were American and talked about many things she'd never heard of. She learned a lot from them. She learned most of what she knew from the people that found their way into the forest, those that didn't run away from her or try to kill her. But, there were no humans here. She was safe. She felt that from the bottom of her heart. The safety and security the school and it's people brought her. Something she hadn't had in a very long time.

Ethan

He grumbled as he sat up from the bed, "Damned bed's too hard..." He stood up from the bed and stretched, hitting the annoying alarm with one swift movement. Why had he set it so early anyway? His face cringed with anger as he walked over to his closet and pulled on some clothes. Just a simple pair of jeans, tennis shoes, and black shirt. Not enough to really woo-hoo at, but it fit him well. Plus, black always looked good, right? He pulled on his usual jacket, one made for him by a friend back at his old high school. It was well made and reminded him of those video games he'd always seen. Kingdom Hearts? Final Fantasy? He shrugged. Maybe that was the intention, maybe it wasn't it. It fit his style though. He walked over to the living area and sat down on the couch. What to do...

He blinked, the thought finally coming to his head. The Garden! Calista! He shot up from his couch and jumped over to the window, pushing it open and jumping down to the ground. It wasn't very far, but he could feel his feet yelling at him. It took him a moment before he was able to continue running. On his way, he looked at everyone walking about. Isn't it kind of early? Why is everyone up? He shook his head and kept running for the garden, his blonde hair bouncing ever so slightly.

It was a few minutes, but finally he'd made it to the Garden, Calista no where insight. "Good.." He murmured, a small smile on his lips. He hadn't made her wait. He walked over to the fountain and sat down. After a few minutes, he leaned over and laid down on his back, deciding to watch the clouds as they floated on past.

Ashley

Ashley stopped as she saw a poster up on a wall and it said "Spell classes". She studied it carefully trying to figure out if there was any catch and then smiled and wrote a reminder on her hand. She smirked and began twirling a green strand of hair the suddenly realised that that boy,him urea, was suddenly gone. She panicked and began to run towards the cafeteria.

She barged her eway past a student who went sprawling and his phone flew across the hall. "Oh sorry!" She said to him quickly before running off into the dining hall for Himura. "Himura!" She yelled and a group of boys looked at her weirdly. One of them smirked and walked up to her. "Looking for that weirdo? Nah you'd be better with me. Ash sighed put her palm to his stomach and real eased a wave of telekinesis that sent him flying.

"Nah I think your a jerk, asshole. HIMURA!" She suddenly spotted the boys unmistakable face and ran towards him with her hair flying behind her. "Sorry I got distracted. Sorry if I'm being a nuisance, I'm just bored, yknow." She smiled cutely as she heard a grumble about line pushing.

Andromeda (Location: Outside the school, front side)

I walked around and looked at the grass and bushes. Then at the sky, we were so high... It felt almost like I was in some sort of heaven but that would be weird since I am a demon. I shook my head about my own thought, of course I was not in heaven. Only when Himura was around I would be in heaven. A sigh escaped from my lips, I wished that I could see him soon. I had not found his dorm yet and the boys were quit loud and even louder when a girl walked trough their hallways. I breathed in my hands to keep them a bit warm. Maybe some hot chocolate would do me good. Where was the cafeteria again? I walked back inside and looked around, deciding to just take one off the ways and follow the arrows that where placed. It was a good idea from who ever placed them!

When I entered the cafeteria, I felt the warmth wrap around my and smiled. I walked to the counter and ordered a hot chocolate with some extra whipped cream and waited for my order to be delivered. I scanned the room and smiled some, when the girl behind the counter said my name. I turned around and took the hot chocolate from her and walked away to get a table. I sat down and looked around, would Mila come here soon? I wondered what would happen if she did.

She smiled up to the nervous boy, why was everyone so nervous around her? She was the one who was supposed to be nervous, at least they knew half the things she didn't understand, but the way the boy talked he seemed just as lost as she was. She had decided on the sherbert ice cream and Toby had decided to get ice cream too. She smiled over at Toby, but blushed as he pulled his seat closer to hers. Her eyes nervously shot back up to the boy who then introduced himself and then told her his name. She smiled warmly. "My name is--" She was cut off by Toby who rudely dejected Jake. She wasn't sure how to react by this and sort of hit a panic.

"I.. That was.." She didn't know what to say. She needed to get away or she felt this was going to end badly. She stood up abruptly and looked around for an excuse. "I'm sorry.. I have to go." She got up quickly and pushed her seat in with the ice cream in her hand. She dashed out the cafeteria but remembering she didn't get to say her name she turned back and smiled at Jake. "My name is Calista by the way.' She winked reassuringly like Toby had taught her, well he did it to her so she picked up on it. She headed towards the halls and looked around, she'd yet taken a bite in to her ice cream. She sighed, it began to melt, frowning she tossed it in to the trash. There were clear doors ahead of her and saw the luscious garden, her heart leaped as she remembered Ethan. She quickly made her way out the doors, but he was no where in sight. She huffed and continued to walk until she found the boy laying on the edge of a fountain. She skipped quietly over to him and poked him on the shoulder. "Ethan?"

Toby

Dylan grimaced as Callista suddenly went full panic like Toby. He glared at the boy annoyed and rose his hand. "You loody idiot! I had a shot!" He yelled before he began to run after her. As he ran down the corridor he grabbed onto his head. "No! I'm better! PEOPLE LIKE ME!" He roared as he suddenly hung his head and his eyes changed back from green to purple. "Oh god, oh god, oh god." Toby panicked and grabbed his hair. "What the hell have you done Dylan?" He started to breath heavily and he started to noticed he was sweating. He quickly went and changed into a black T-shirt with a red blood stain on it, it wasn't blood just part of the design.

He sighed a breath of relief and then remembered. "That girl.....I somehow remember her.....what was she...A shinigami...that means I must've known her before she died....and that means she could be 20 people...great." He quickly got outside and headed towards the garden. She seemed to love that place and he kinda did too. He got outside to see her talking to that boy Ethan. "Callista! I-I'm sorry...that wasn't me in the canteen...that was someone else, I just came here to apologise"

Lily

She shook her head slowly. "No, I don't want to be rude to Farrow. He's still in there making you soup, you know." She told him. She pause for a moment, looking at the wall. "Though, we could just go to him. How does that sound? Going to the Cafeteria? It'll be like old times." She asked him with a wide smile on her face.

No, it wouldn't but she could pretend, couldn't she? She sighed. Still, it would be good to just sit with her friends. Matt, unlike the others, wouldn't freak out because he thought she'd died. She dreaded seeing Kataleya, Shira, Himura, or any of the others she'd sent letters to. She didn't think she'd survive... She closed her eyes, the memory depressing her. She needed to stop.. "So, want to go?" She asked, looking up at him, trying to put on a smile.

Ethan

He jumped and fell into the fountain at the sudden touch on his shoulder. His body hit the water with a splash. NO. NO. NO. He closed his eyes and jumped out of the water best he could. Maybe laying near the fountain hadn't been such a good idea. He'd never liked water. He took in a deep breath, trying to calm himself down but soon, it took over. His opened his eyes, looking at Calista with sad eyes. "I'm... sorry." He told her before his eyes suddenly jerked open wider and his mind went blank. A flash of light burst through the entire area and when it dissipated, a bird man stood, watching the area around him.

He looked down at the girl with the snow white hair. "Who... are you? Why was he scared?" He asked, his voice immensely deeper. This was Ethan's dead ancestor, Magnus Perry, the previous Thunderbird. He searched the area, and spotted the fountain. "He got wet, didn't he?" He asked, shaking his head. "Foolish boy. I still don't know why he's so scared of it. Or why he would even get near it knowing his fear." He continued, turning back to look at the girl. He looked over at the blue haired boy standing nearby as well. "B-Blue? Is that natural these days?" He asked, blinking. "I guess times really have changed..." He continued, confused.

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Toby

Toby suddenly panicked as he saw the boy fall into the fountain and another guy miraculously appear.
He couldn't say he was surprised by that. He panicked quickly inside his mind, avoiding Dylan and took a step back "S-sorry I better go.." He said loudly and suddenly before clicking his fingers shakily to go to his room, but instead he just appeared somewhere else.

He appeared in an explosion of hellfire in the cafeteria with a basket full of bread suddenly in his hands. He looked down to see he had just popped at the bread table. He out the basket down and noticed two people come in the door. "LILLY," he yelled excitedly as he saw the red head walk in but siddenly went quiet as he ran up. "How're doing since....last year."

Himura's Location: Cafeteria

He waited. It seems as though the automated ordering machine was a big chunk of mumbo jumbo. His order hadn't arrived yet. As soon as he thought of that, something occurred. Somebody over the other side of the machine-- Perhaps a cashier-- called out a set of numbers corresponded to Himura's order number. There must be another line on the other side, or so Himura thought. He took his time to read the order number again and what he was expecting to see served by the cashier. The voice of that same guy could be heard again. "Looking for that weirdo? Nah, you'd better be with me." He could've turned, but the voice of the other party made him.

"Nah. I think you're a jerk, asshole. HIMURA!" He was already facing Ashley as she ran to his side. Ashley would see his eyes close and his lips curved to witness a gentle smile, perhaps Himura saw the value in her heart that wanted to be his friend. When she finally reached him-- Those hair strands quickly fell back to her back. "Sorry I got distracted. Sorry if I'm being a nuisance, I'm just bored, you know." It eased the situation by little as she too smiled at Himura.

The other boy, roughed up and pinned to the floor, was unlikely to be finished. He stood back up holding to his stomach and rubbing it as he stood back up infuriated by Ashley's direct approach. "HEY, GIRL! You shouldn't try and seek attention to your friend after you attacked me!" In the midst of that, Himura was speaking to Ashley.

"You aren't a nuisance Ashley. If something were a nuisance, it'd be me." He turned towards the direction of the grumbling and gave them a polite gesture to indicate that she was with Himura. "Are you going to get something? My order number had just been called."

Jake

Just before the girl could introduce herself to me the other boy immediately cut in saying how rude I was. Rude? Since when was an introduction rude? Isnt that what people did? At least I didnt give a lycans introduction... that wouldve consisted of a lot of sniffing. Oh well. The girl then left but she turned back at me and said her name was Calista. Calista... what a pretty name. One of her eyes shut at me... did she have something in it? I didnt really know what it meant but perhaps it was intended. I guess I would learn later.

When she left the small boy then blurted out again... something about having a 'shot'. The boy was amusing more than anything, like a pup trying to look tough in front of his big pack mates. What made him so angry? Was he attracted to the female? Granted she was attracted, but I wasnt sure how she was, even she seemed a bit lost about how to react. They both left and that left me by my lonesome, and the smell of food enticed me once again.

Ignoring the previous encounter with the pup-boy, I went to the food line and asked for three burgers, two steaks, four chicken legs, and some kind of lamb... mutton was it? I grabbed my meal and went to devour it, my inner wolf's hunger finally being satiated for the first time since being here. However, eating prepared food will only satisfy us for so long, eventually we will want to hunt, nothing more fun than a good hunt.

I looked over at some other people, seeing that it was some kind of skirmish. I decided to ignore it though, as it did not involve me and I did not know any of them. It seemed to quickly subside and one of the people went to the order line to get their food. I watched them with curious eyes as I ate my own food.

Calista threw herself over the fountain ledge to try and help Ethan out, a worried look screamed across her face. She began to help him up, but he looked at her and told her he was sorry. She shook her head vigorously, why did he have-- Her body jolted as the person in front of her changed forms rapidly. Her body hit the ground as she looked up to the large figure of a bird. Well, that was interesting. She stood up off the ground as a voice burst from the lungs of the person she no longer recognized. Her mind was fuzzy as if she had been hit a million times, she didn't know how to react. Why was she so ill prepared for this? She had watched humans live for millions and millions of years yet every time she turned around in here, something new struck.

She took a few steps back out of caution, her body felt limp as she couldn't seem to catch a break. She had felt so many new emotions in the last few days and yet there were more and more that hit her like tidal wave. "I.. I am sorry, but.." She didn't even know what to say? Where should she begin? Should she ask you he is also? She shook her head, taking her eyes off of the bird. She tucked her hair behind her ear. "I'm Calista." Her voice continued to grow small, but soon she her a roaring introduction. Leo could feel Calista's emotions from millions of miles away, and her uneasiness made him defensive. She looked up to hear his growls and roars until she could see his body circling the garden where he could not land without absolutely destroying it. She looked back down towards the man like bird and bowed. "I am sorry, but my companion is sickly worried about me." She turned and walked calmly when really all she wanted to do was run. She turned back.. "When you find Ethan.. Or.. See him.." She took a deep breath but decided it was a useless battle to try. She turned and ran as fast as she could before leaping in to the air where her loyal dragon scooped her from mid air and carried her off.

She laid herself on his shoulders, feeling an abundant amount of emotions. They all rattled inside her as she contemplated everything she had experienced in the last day or two. She groaned, rubbing her face in to the soft small fur that lined his neck. 'You're thinking too hard Mistress.' She couldn't agree more, she was over thinking. She just needed to let things happen but one habit she needed to break, was the running away. She disappeared every chance she got, but she just didn't feel ready to face the real world. Leo had settled down in the large field they once were, with a reassuring smile Calista headed back to the school while Leo rested from his long journey. She went to the library, pulling any kind of book she could find and sat down to try and read as much as possible.

Himura's Location: Cafeteria

Ashley didn't say a word, and Himura was not looking forward to waiting on her for too long. "Well, I'm going to get my food and get going." The waitress must've called Himura's order number more than she should have. The angry student behind Ashley still remained angry at her-- Those eyes meaning as if he wanted to punish her. Himura, much to his dismay was not going to leave behind his food. He moved to the other side of the counter and showed the order number before taking everything with him and moving to a seat where he quickly drank his water and eat his egg salad meal.

That was quick of Himura. Perhaps he couldn't wait to go and have a visit to the gymnasium, what has changed or if anything had changed at all. He stood back up from his seat and followed his way to the exit and through to the corridors of the academy until he saw the sign that points towards the direction of the gym. It was different, after all. The way to the gymnasium was through the garden on a separate building. Himura could see it, but the garden is without quietness. People were gathering and sitting in their groups-- There was several more people there including a creature that appeared to be half man and half avian. Then, there was a girl speaking to it and it seems as though she was the girl from the cafeteria. Had she moved so quickly?

Himura pushed the door open and walked into the garden.

Himura's Location: Garden