[IC] Kalmaysia Academy Official

[HylianRose]

Lily

She turned away from him, trying to focus on the board. She pulled a notebook from under her desk, a pencil from the drawer underneath it, and began to write something down. It wasn't really even her but... it was someone she wished she could be. Someone with a life much better than hers. She blinked, staring, as a ball of paper rolled it's way onto her desk. Sighing, she picked it up and, slowly, it balled it, revealing a note from Himura.

Hey. It's been awhile since we saw each other... And that note wasn't funny. It's good to see you again.

She sighed again, and picked up her pencil. Yes, it had been a while. But... what note? She sat for a moment, pondering when it hit her. The note she left all of them. A small chuckled escaped her lips as she thought about it. One had to laugh at it, right? She thought she was going to die. If she'd known she was coming back, she wouldn't have written them. She tore a page from the back of the notebook and picked up her pencil to write back. "It certainly has. And that note... You have to understand. I truly thought I was going to die. I wouldn't have sent it had I known where I would end up. It's... good to see you too, Himura." She folded the paper neatly and, watching the teacher, passed it under her arm and slipped it onto his desk. With that, she turned back and continued writing about the girl she wished she were.

[Driving Park]

Sasha's location: Room E302 (biology)

Sasha became confused once again when the teacher told the class to open their books to page 83. What books? she thought. Not knowing what else to do, she looked around and eventually underneath her desk to find a textbook labeled "BIOLOGY" and a pencil. She grinned a little as she deduced the Olympians must have provided her with these supplies, since everyone else seemed to have brought theirs - a point proven moments later when a boy from a few rows behind her raised his hand (is that the custom for asking a question? she thought) and said he didn't have a textbook. Sasha was comforted knowing she wasn't the only one who had no idea what she was doing. After turning her book to page 83, she looked around again and noticed that everyone else had a book of blank pages of some sort, which she assumed was for taking notes, and wondered if the teacher (or the other students) would remark on her lack of a notebook - she remembered everything permanently after one reading or hearing so she wouldn't have to take any notes. The teacher began teaching the lesson beginning on page 83 and Sasha gradually drifted away from what the teacher was saying as she immersed herself in the book. She read page after page quickly, learning things about a subject she knew nothing about. She was already on the next chapter when the teacher walked up to her.

"Sasha, since you seem to be so interested in the book, can you tell the rest of the class what the key organelle in photosynthesis is?" The teacher asked, intending to catch Sasha red-handed not paying attention. "Chloroplasts," Sasha responded immediately without looking down at her book. The teacher raised one eyebrow, not expecting a correct answer. "And where is that in the book?" the teacher countered. Some of the class murmured on how hard the teacher was being. "Page 86, paragraph 2," Sasha responded, again without looking down. The teacher took Sasha's book, flipped a few pages and then gave it back to her. "That is...correct," the teacher said, visibly vexed. She was about to walk away when her eyebrows popped up, presumably from a thought she had. She was a mood to test Sasha. She took Sasha's book again and looked at it, saying, "What sentence?" More murmuring. "The third one," Sasha responded. The teacher handed the book back. "Alright, I give up. Carry on," she said and stepped away to continue the lesson to the entire class.

What an odd first day, Sasha thought.

[TheLastRunaway]

Calista and Leo landed back on the campus of Kalmaysia after many days spent wandering around. She chewed on her lip thinking about all the people she randomly disappeared on. Leo and her had gotten lost looking over some canyons and decided to adventure for a bit, and it ended up turning in to a full on adventure. She tucked her hair behind her ear and looked around the empty campus. She had no idea what time it had been either, or if it was becoming morning or night. Leo had flown while she slept soundly on his shoulders and now she had lost all sense of direction. Leo, huffed and laid himself on the grassy field, his head curving to surround Calista.

Calista kissed his forehead as he continued to breathe heavy, luckily Leo had eaten enough to keep him sustained for a few weeks but now she needed something to eat. "Will you be okay?" His eyes opened half way to peek at her, then shut again without any other sort of reply. She rubbed his horns across his forehead before getting up once again to make her way in to the school. She had forgotten everyone's names, even the boy she was to meet in the garden. Her heart sank, he must hate her now. She walked hesitantly in to the school only to find empty hall ways, she huffed but soon heard her stomach growl at her. She made her way up to the cafe to smell sweet food being made in the kitchen. Her mouth watered as she made her way to the bar to sit and ordered herself something called 'French Toast' with strawberry jelly and powdered sugar (recommended by the chef), she waited anxiously wondering if she should speak to anyone or just wait for someone to talk to her.

[HylianRose]

Ethan: Boys Dorm

He hadn't gone out much since the encounter with Calista. Well, he actually hadn't really even gotten out of bed. He'd only been awake for about five hours, sitting in his bed, trying to remember what happened. All he remembered was falling into the water fountain. He chuckled as he sat up. Now that I think about it, maybe that wasn't such a good idea. Water has never been my strong suit. He sighed and stretched before standing up. He made his way to his bathroom and took a quick shower. When he got out, he smelled like an ocean breeze and sunshine. Again, he chuckled at himself and then went back to his room, naked, to get dressed. He pulled on a plain white t-shirt, his blue blazer, underwear and a pair of jeans.

With that, he grabbed his book bag and was out the door. His books had arrived within the time he'd been sleeping. It was pretty normal stuff, pretty surprising for this school as it were. As he walked the halls, he noticed how empty they seemed. That's strange... Were classing going on and he didn't know it? As he passed a classroom, he noticed several students inside and watched as the teacher gave him the stink eye. He smiled awkwardly, waved and got out of there as fast as he could. He walked down the hallway and considered his options. He could find his classroom, the one listed on the paper he'd gotten and face the wrath of whatever teacher he had, or he could visit the cafeteria and get something to eat. He grinned, liking the latter option much more. With a bounce in his step, he made way for the cafeteria, hoping for some good grub. He entered and noticed Calista sitting at the cafe bar. He took in a deep breathe. She probably hated him for leaving her like that and... whatever happened while he was out... He closed his eyes and when he opened them, he was walking towards her. He sat down next to her without a word. When the waiter came by, he asked for a waffle and then turned to look at Calista, a smile on his face. "Hey. Sorry about last time. I really don't know what happened." He told her, trying his best to be honest. He'd lived a life full of lies before, he didn't have to do that here. Everyone was as strange as him. Though he didn't know just how strange. He still felt like a normal human.

Update: Cafeteria

[VKAllen]

Himura's Location: English Classroomp

His paper was still blank, although he had quite the determination to finish this paper during class. He thought over the details of who he was-- how he came to be the Sun God before placing his pen into paper where words slowly inscribed themselves with the quick turn of his hand as he wrote a sentence that summarised the entire essay. It was nothing crafty. Rather broad actually. The reckless boy who had an overwhelming emotion. A note slipped to his desk as he planted the full stop upon the introduction of his essay. Lilly had replied and he took the note and read it.

"It certainly has. And that note... You have to understand. I truly thought I was going to die. I wouldn't have sent it had I known where I would end up. It's... good to see you too, Himura."

He smiled. Perhaps not everything went sour between Lilly and him. He didn't want to be angry with Lilly anymore, and he crossed his fingers upon that wish. Perhaps what happened was destined to happen... Perhaps it was so because it would help Himura to less obsess himself to Shira. He read the note and continued to contemplate upon it. After the pause, he lifted his pen and began to write on the piece of paper.

"You should see how angry I was when I received it... But... I'm fine now. Forgive me for being so sour mostly around you back in Parinthion. I wish things were better for the both of us in the coming days. Although... I still miss her. Wish she'd be here."

Himura placed the back of his pen to his chin until his eyes quickly widened upon a memory.

"And here we are passing messages like the first time we met her."

With that, he folded the note to the way it was and silently gave Lilly the note by putting it over her shoulder, hoping that she would catch it in time enough.

[ProfessorNV]

Viren

Viren pulled out the schedule that he had received and smiled as he nodded at Mila, showing her that he also had a magics class scheduled with hers. "It seems at least we'll be there together, and yes I did hope to meet your friends while I am here, so lets hope one of them will be there too." he said as he leaned forward for a kiss before wrapping his arm around her waist and proceeding to walk with her to find the class.

He was interested to see what Mila was capable of, he had only heard of her abilities, so it would be very intriguing to see her in action. Viren on the other hand only knew a handful of elven magic, mostly having to do with healing and plants. He didnt have too much interest in learning all the magic that his village knew, but perhaps now he could learn a few things, as well as have Mila to help him out should he need it.

Jake

I followed Himura to the english class and tried along with him to sneak in without being noticed, sadly to no avail as the woman turned and addressed us. Himura went to say that they had gotten lost and it wouldnt happend again, and I pointed to Himura with a very 'what he said' expression before turning to find an empty seat. Himura seemed to be interested in some red headed girl that he seemed to know, and there were no nearby seats with him, so I had to look for my own seat a few rows away. As the class went on, the lady, Ms. Peabody... hehe... told us that we had to write a paper about ourselves... and that was when I froze. I managed to take out a piece of paper and a pencil, but they sat there on my desk as I just stared at it... blankly. Granted I would have had a lot to write about... if I knew how to write that was.

I looked around at the other classmates, all writing away at their paper, all besides Himura and the girl who were passing notes to one another. What were they talking about? I changed my attention back to my blank sheet of paper, unsure of what to do because of my little... handicap. I eventually just lost all interest in everything around me and went to fiddling with the paper, drawing pictures of wolves and humans, though the humans had more animalistic looks much like the wolves. I then went on to losing myself with drawing the picture, it wasnt great, but it was easy to tell what it was. I mean, it did show myself. Part human, part wolf... all wild. Just the way I like to be.

[BeautifulSnow]

Mila & Andromeda:

She looked at him with a smile and when they crossed the hallway, she saw her sister. ''Looking for Witchery and Magic class.. Stranger?'' she said to her and Andromeda looked up. They really looked like each others mirror image. She looked at Viren to see his reaction on seeing her but then twice. She giggled some and when they fully had reached Andromeda, the sisters wrapped their arms around each other.

They smiled and then Andromeda looked at Viren. ''It has been a long time Viren'' she said and remembered that she had met the elf before. Mila smiled and wrapped her arms around Viren again, Andromeda looked at them and smiled. ''All lovey dovey?'' she then asked and giggled. ''Its nice to see you found each other here.. I was already wondering why Mila was so absent during the training sessions with dad and me'' she said. The girls both giggles and then Andromeda pointed to a hall way. ''There is the classroom but I think that we are very late'' she said.

[HylianRose]

Lily
She felt the hand on her shoulder and caught the note just in time. She jerked up to look if the teacher was watching but she was far too engrossed in her book to be bothered with them. She let out a long sigh. She was done anyway. She pulled her knees up and wrapped her arms around them as she read the note.

You should see how angry I was when I received it... But... I'm fine now. Forgive me for being so sour mostly around you back in Parinthion. I wish things were better for the both of us in the coming days. Although... I still miss her. Wish she'd be here.

...She? Lily sat there for a moment, contemplating the meaning behind the words. Then it hit her, like a tidal wave. Her heart sunk. Shira... Her first friend. She sat, staring at the note for what seemed like hours before she managed to pull the note back up to read the rest of what he'd written.

And here we are passing messages like the first time we met her.

How was she supposed to respond to that? All it wanted to make her do was crawl up in a ball and wish that she could change the past. She sat there, again, for a few moments in silence, thinking. She needed to get over this... She needed to move on. It was high time she did. Maybe that was part of what she needed to do here. Face her past and learn how to move on into the future. She closed her eyes and then leaned over her knees to pick up her pencil and write back.

I cannot tell you how much I want to curl into a ball and just wish the past away but... I know that what has happened will never change. I think it's high time I... we all moved on and focused on the future. And... yes. It seems passing notes has a way of building friendships even if they've been a bit broken for a while. I'm glad to see you're okay, Himura.

She sat for a moment, trying to think of anything else she could add...

Oh, and how are you and Andromeda? I saw the two of you earlier today.

She looked down at the note in her hand and smiled. Maybe they could move on. Maybe life could be normal once again. Well, whatever sort of normal they had before. Back when it was all blissful innocence and fun. She smiled and folded the note back up with care. She watched for the teacher but again, she was too engrossed in her book now to even notice. Besides, Lily was done now. It wasn't... great. But it was something. She passed the note back to Himura's desk and sat looking at her paper. Maybe... She smiled and pulled out a piece of paper. On it, she drew a picture of all of the friends she'd had and no longer see. Shira, Xanthus, Kitty, John, Xavier... She even drew herself. They were stick figures but still. At the top, she wrote, 'The past is the past.' And at the bottom, 'It is time to pave way for the future.' And she drew a road with a small question mark at the end of it. Yes... It's time to move on.

[Ebil Bunny]

((You know what? I think it's high time this class was over.))
Matt

The bell rang, alerting all students to move onto the next class. Matt stood up and looked at his schedule.
Next up, Phys-Ed. Fun, I guess. thought Matt. A couple of his friends in Kamasyia had done this sort of thing as a hobby. Himura, for example. He wondered where Himura was. Had he graduated? Matt hadn't really payed too much attention to what grades his friends had been in.
Arriving at the gym, he looked around, hoping for a clue to what they would be doing. However, he saw nothing of help.
"Today we're going to work on a fun little sport that many of you might know," began the teacher, who reminded Matt somewhat of a drill sergeant. He hoped that the teacher only looked and sounded like one, instead of actually acting like one.
"We will be doing fencing. I know some of you Americans would probably prefer something like baseball or soccer, but no. We will be doing fencing,"