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Crystal smiled in amusement.
"Simple, there are no human at night class. It'll be a small test for you, since you're now aware there are only vampires around and you are one of the kind. If it comes overwhelming for you, do not hessitate to ask for my help." she nodded the girl as she asked to fetch her bag. "I'll be waiting for you at downstairs then, whenever you feel ready." She left Malanaala in the hall, her room was next to hers, what a coincidence. She walked down the stairs, choosing a comfortable couch to sit, she took out a book and started reading while waiting for others to come. |
Cyrdian’s scowl could only grow as he slammed the door, storming in only to find a familiar aristocrat seated neatly in the living room. Risika Iyoki, the daughter of a pureblood and aristocrat, he knew only a bit about her, a goody-two-shoes, sickeningly sweet, wasn’t accepted by most of her family, and that now her parents were dead. With long strides, he was soon seated across from her, staring past the marble fountain. He looked as if he’d burn a hole into her, his eyes violently staring through her. He sat calmly, a smirk upon his lips as she studied the girl. She wasn’t as beautiful as most vampires, she was actually almost as average as a human. He was not impressed by her beauty. He had to wonder how she got her blood, it was probably impossible with her looks, who could be seduced by her?
Risika could feel the force of the front door slamming shut as a vampire stormed in, Risika easily recognized who he was; when she was young she took much care to learn who were purebloods and who weren't. She knew most of the purebloods, he was especially known for his bad behavior from the moment he was born. His gazed turned to her and instantly she lowered her head, looking the other way, he looked as if he were ready to tear someone to bits. It's a good thing she knew for certain he liked females far more than males. Far more. She recalled her parents meeting his for dinner once; however her father would only introduce them but dare not play. Before she knew it, he seated himself across from her, watching silently. She couldn't help fidgeting, begging for someone to save her as she squirmed inside. Quickly she stood from her seat and scampered to the door, slipping outside with haste. She look it as an intelligent move to run from his presence, she couldn’t hide forever from him though. The sun beamed into her amethyst eyes, her brown locks highlighted by the sun’s rays. Risika was fond of the sun; however she had to cringe away as it caught her unexpectedly. She had been hoping it was a little darker outside. Her lips pursed as she observed the students wandering, interested in finding someone else besides Cyrdian. |
Travis walked down the hallway to his room. It was no use attempting to be silent. Cyrdian was a vampire, he would be able to hear someone approaching from a mile away. Luckily Travis lived several doors down from Cyrdian, so he could enter his room without having to pass the door of the other vampire's. Once inside, Travis rounded up the things needed for his classes that night: a notebook and a pencil.
He was closing his desk drawer when he spied his pack of Camels. He wondered if smoking was allowed on campus. He probably shouldn't, but what was to stop him? They couldn't kill him, give him cancer, or damage his lungs in any horrible way. Indulging in cigarettes was his only vice, one left over from his human days. No, best to keep them in the dorm for now. Travis walked back down the hall to the stairs and took them to the bottom floor. He was about to turn right to go out the main doors when he noticed two vampires sitting in the living room. A quick glance was all he needed to see that one was Cyrdian. The other was a female he hadn't seen yet. She was plain-looking, with average physical attributes. Odd for a vampire. While Cyrdian was distracted, Travis slipped out the front of the dorm. Walking to class was refreshing, especially after all the ruckus he went through just a half hour before. As he wound his was across campus to the arts building, he passed Sun Dorm. Briefly looking inside, he could see a human male sitting on the rim of the fountain, a guitar case in his lap, his fingers drumming lightly on its edge. Travis' eyes widened as the human's smell drifted over to him. A cup of the blood supplements would have been smart, had the thought crossed my mind, Travis thought. |
it only took a moment for Mala to grab her bag and toss it over her shoulder. deciding to worry about this newest bit of information at a later time a smile spread across her face as she spied the banner. hoping that no one sees her, and knowing the stairs open into a little halwy before they turn the corner into the area where Crystal had said she would meet me. Jumping onto the banister she slides down it landing on her feet and sliding forward a foot from the momentum at the bottom.
looking around upon entering the room she quickly spies Crystal reading a book, as well as a few others. feeling more comfortable with Crystal she goes to sit beside her, Mala's entire demeaner almost shy. "glad no one saw me, id be embaressed" remembers Crystal "oh, oops" she blushes in her mind still slightly embaressed |
Madison continued to keep fidgeting. She was so restless. Her mind was reeling and she felt as though she was buzzing. She moved around the room again, realizing she had everything in it's place. She paced for a minute then stopped and decided that maybe she just needed to go for a run. She went to her drawers and began to pull things out: a pair of shorts, some sneakers and a t-shirt. She dressed comfortably when she ran. Dressing herself quickly she exited the door and headed to the main floor, looking for the gym. When she found it, she stepped inside and curled her nose at the sight A treadmill? she almost visibly pouted. She hated treadmills for a run. She preferred to be outside where she could feel the fresh air. She groaned as she realized how much she would love to do a run along the bank of the lake. Turning on her heels she walked exited the dorm, noticing that the male from earlier seemed a bit restless as well. She chewed on her lip. She was considering leaving the dorms to take her run but she knew it wouldn't be easy with the young man sitting right by the door. She stood still for a minute, chewing on her lip.
David heard the girl come down and smiled to himself, continuing to drum. He didn't speak to her because she was clearly in thought about something and David wasn't one to intrude on someone's speculations. "Hi," Madison ventured, "Can you beilieve they put treadmills in there?" she sighed, coming to sit down next to David. "It's so fake" she picked the word almost haphazardly "I so prefer the smell of fresh air when I run," she sighed and leaned back against the fountain. David smiled "Yes, it certainly isn't nearly as refreshing to run on those things." he said and then quieted. He could tell from the way she was saying it that she wanted to leave the dorms and go outside; and he didn't know why they weren't allowed to. David was the kind of guy that just accepted the rules without question. If he did not like a rule, he simple did not follow it. But he had no problem with this rule about day and night class students. He stopped drumming for a moment and studied the girl next to him. To him, she looked like she was about to break out into song. Strange. "Indeed" Madison laughed, glad he was understanding her. She tucked her finger behind her ear and said "What do you think they do if you're found outside the Sun Dorm at night?" she asked, fidgeting with the hem of her shorts. "I'm sure" David began, stretching his legs and standing up "that your best bet is to just not get caught." with that, he turned to leave. "David," he said as he turned to leave. "Madison," she replied, thinking to herself that she'd probably just been given the best advice ever. She sat, though, undecided in her mind if she should risk it. |
Rose sighed, as Victor went and gathered up Gabriel, falling strangely quiet. She looked down at her gloved hands for a moment in her lap before realizing that most of the students gathered had gone off, and she had allowed Bellatrix to escort Madison on her own. With another heavy sigh, she glanced over at Victor and Gabriel who had gone quite a ways. "You better take good care of him Victor, if I find a scratch on him.." They both knew why she said that, however her face soften as she watched her nephew leaning off of the shoulder of the Night Class Guardian. Lynda was worried about the boy, the closest thing to a son she had. She was also worried about the school. Akiko didn't take over for no reason most of the time, Rosalynda took it as a warning. Glancing up at the school she shook her head, put her hands to the wheels of her chair and started her way around campus. Every night before she started classes she surveyed the grounds to make sure no day students were wandering about when they shouldn't be. That was usually the job of the Guardians, however they could always use an extra hand. Especially with that Victor, that lazy, flirtatious boy really got too many days off of his duty.
Gabriel groaned when Victor helped him up, he didn't mind having to walk. He took the punishment well, it actually salvaged some of that foolish pride. However it was obvious how weak he was, sweat dripped off of his nose and most of his weight was on Victor even though he was trying his hardest to walk on his own two feet. "...You have to... protect the school Victor... You can.. leave me in my room.." He had to take a deep breath every few words, he cursed himself mentally for having let himself get so sick. "I'll stay put.." |
Crystal didn't bother looking from the book she was reading as Malanaala slid down the raiing and finally sat next to her. There wasn't much happening that required her attention anyway, however a few students were still wandering out of the moon dorm. It wasn't her duty to make a call to them, so she chosed to ignore as long as they weren't creating mischeif. It was hard to hold back sometimes, especially while you knew you could actually do something about the situation. No need to have more attention then necessary darted her way.
Now, they were going to wait until a guardian, at least on of them, to come and escort night class students to the school grounds. There was a reason for the existence of guardians, it was to protect human students from vampires. Plain and simple. But day classes were so curious of night class students that Crystal couldn't help to pity them. Today it was proved once again, given the oppurtunity, both sides could be quite problematic. Tonight it was almost sure, that something ineterestng and trouble would happen. That furious vampire, Cyrdian, was sure to make trouble. He detested his kind, she could hear his angery mind mumbling such thoughts. No wonder he'll be first one to break into the arms of chaos, she wondered only who might follow. "You sure do know how to make an enterance." she said after a while to the young pureblood, still reading her book. |
"An art Ive long perfected" Mala giggles actually looking forward to the class. she wondered what her first class would be... let alone some of the students. Mala still had her image of a serene lake in her mind as her emtions were struggling to roller coaster out of control. Pulling a sketchpad out of her bag she started to sketch her image of the lake, the activity taking up most of her concentration.
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Madison stood and walked to a side entrance of the dorms, thinking it would not be a smart idea to just go wondering out the front door. She opened it and felt the fresh air brush in against her bare legs and smiled, opening the door just enough for herself to slip out and shutting it quietly behind her. Keeping an eye out for any Guardians, Madison strolled casually to the front of the building, trying not to look as though she didn't belong outside right now. She didn't realize how easily people would be able to tell that she wasn't meant to be outside -- besides her not being nearly as pale as the other students she saw passing. She noticed someone had stopped in front of the dorm and paused to see if she could identify the person before she stepped out of the shadow of the building. Madison was going to take David's advice and just not get caught. Unable to identify the figure, but noticing his lack of weapon, Madison felt confident about stepping out of the shadow.
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A different human smell caught his attention and Travis turned to see Madison stepping out of the shadows of the building. Travis' nostrils flared. Taking a step back, he swallowed, listening to Madison's blood running through her veins. Definitely wasn't a good idea not having a blood supplement drink. Smiling lightly, he lowered his head and said, "Greetings Madison. It's past sundown; shouldn't you be inside?"
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Madison smiled brightly as she recognized the vampire's voice and stepped closer to him, "Shhh," she said with a little giggle "I'm totally restless," she said, trying to explain why she was out of the dorm at this hour "I thought I would go for a quick run down by the lake" she was suddenly embarrassed by her drab running clothes, wishing she had gone with what her dads had picked out for her. She looked around herself then, trying to see if there was anyone else around that could hear the exchange between the two. She hoped not. All she needed was at least ten minutes and then she'd be sleeping like a baby. She smiled at him and looked down at his hands, seeing what he was carrying "Where are you headed?" she asked and bounced lightly in place. She didn't want to be rude and just run off when he had been so polite earlier.
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Headmistress Cross was still out and about in the grounds, but just not in sight. The woman was actually sitting on one of the roofs of the school, starring out at the darkened sky. Her eyes held a distant look as her ears caught the voices of students that were awake, the much softer tones were from the Day students, so she knew there were still a few out, disobeying the rules. A soft smile passed her lips. That class was always a hassle to handle. She didn't do anything about it though, not yet anyways. From the sound of things, everything was calm. Humming quietly to herself, Lady Cross got to her feet and walked across the roof as if it were a path she had taken multiple times, and jumped. Hopefully no one had seen her, having landed, in the back of the school, on her heeled feet with ease. The tri-haired woman dusted off the dress she was still wearing as she headed towards the dorms that the teachers were in use of. She was off to change, into something much more comfortable. Walking out of her room in a much more casual outfit, casual for her mind you, Bellatrix adjusted her whip. The blasted thing didn't seem to want to stay attached on the clip on her belt, so she was force to hold on it it. Sighing, the woman began walking about in the grounds, running her long, pale fingers through her bright hair as she tied it up in a messy ponytail. Usually Victor would believe him, and usually, he would end up regretting it, which is why when Gabriel said he would stay put in his own room, the vampire didn't believe him. "Not tonight. I'm taking care of you, and you will see that that damn fever of yours will almost be gone my morning." The blue-eyed boy looked at the Moon dorm as he walked towards it, his eyes narrowing at it, as if he were glaring at the building. "You'll be staying in my room." Was his last response before actually picking up the human boy and walking inside the vampire-filled dorm. From the sound of it, some were already on their way to their classes, and others were simply occupied with other things. As soon as he was on the third floor, Victor relaxed slightly and opened the door to his room. He didn't have a roommate as of yet, so it was fine for Gabriel to be there. His room was almost identical to his boyfriend's, and it smelled heavily of roses, thanks to the roses that he grew in the room. Laying the other dark-haired boy on his bed, he stripped him of his uniform's jacket and unbuttoned the top buttons from his shirt. "Get undressed, I'm going to go get the bathtub ready." Ah, there he was. That concerned, overly protective boyfriend of his. |
The wheel-chair bound woman was certain to come across Madeline and Travis sooner or later, but there were a few drawbacks to taking a wheelchair through campus grounds. Mainly mud and the stairs to get up the hills. Also, Rosalynda was taking her sweet time. Soon though, she came around the corner of the building and spied the vampire boy, and young human girl. My my, what have we here? Rose wasn't ignorant to what had gone on earlier between the Day Student and all of the Night students. Travis had seemed to be looking out for the dear girl, despite his severe adversion to the sun. Curious, Rosalynda sat in the shadows, putting her elbow on the arm of her chair, and her chin into a her hand. Willing to sit and watch, and eavesdrop. Was this professional behavior of a teacher? Certainly not.
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While Madison explained her reason for being out past sundown, she took a step forward. Travis matched it, but backwards, trying to keep a slight distance between them. She didn't seem to notice as she bounced on the balls of her feet, obviously anxious to get to her run. Travis held up his notebook, the pencil shoved down into its metal spiral. "It's the first night of classes for me. I am hoping I do not share any of them with Cyrdian. It should be exciting, though, considering theatre is first and that is my favorite."
Madison was still bouncing on her feet, and Travis bowed his head slightly. "I apologize for keeping you from your run. Do take caution, as you are not supposed to be out after sundown, Miss Madison." He smiled slightly, looking down at her. So innocent. If only she knew the true intentions of many that she shared the campus with. |
Madison stilled when he mentioned Cyrdian, bringing him back to the front of her mind. He's someone I can totally pick the brain of, she thought. "Yeah, he was funny," she said smiling again "I just didn't think that sort of interaction would draw such a crowd." she giggled. Why did everyone have such a problem with him?" she asked Travis. She knew what the headmistress had said but it just didn't fit with the other members of the night class caring about the same thing. There had to be other reasons. She rubbed the tip of her nose with her hand, hoping she wasn't going to make him late. But boy, did she have a lot of questions. She thought Travis might be the one to answer them.
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Travis' eyebrows raised. Funny? She was definitely innocent. Travis didn't blame her, though. Humans quite often fell under the charms of vampires easily. Some vampires took advantage of it, and others didn't. Travis preferred a challenge, like her, the one from before. But it was a long time ago, and painful to think about.
Travis smirked. "You like Cyrdian, do you not?" he asked. It was clear Madison was interested in the ill-intentioned vampire. "It wouldn't be a wise choice to reveal such feelings. To him or to any member of the Night Class. Most of us are nice, but Cyrdian is only interested in causing distress among those of the Day Class. That is why I and others showed such concern to your interacting with him. It's... people... like him that the rule of no Day Classers out after dark should be strictly followed." The time for class was growing nearer, but Travis was enjoying Madison's company too much. He knew becoming attached to a human again would only end badly. Madison wasn't aware of the dangers, though, and Travis thought she should be warned. Her asking questions was a good start. Travis had to be careful what he said, of course. Chaos could erupt if she became even remotely aware of what was going on after the sun went down. |
Madison giggled. Like? Certainly not. Though she wasn't really accustomed to being flirted with in that way, it was flattering at least. Because Madison was home schooled, she hadn't had much experience around boys as much as she had around girls her age. She reached up and scratched her head with a single finger. She hadn't mind being flirted with, she decided "He was a bit handsy," she noted, trying to sound a bit ruffled. Listening to Travis closely she nodded "Yes, even the headmistress had a problem with me and him interacting," she stated again choosing to ignore the comment about the rule she was currently breaking. "Why are we split into two classes?" she asked him, hoping that she had been at least somewhat close with a few of her suspicions. She licked her lips and tried to focus, though all the thoughts were going through her head again. She thought it was strange that her dad had considered this a place of acceptance when there was an obvious segregation between the two classes. Maybe her father understood the reason why. She decided to write him a letter after her run. She paused in thought for a few seconds to focus on Travis's reply.
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Gabriel grumbled lightly at being told what to do, but his fever ensured that he wasn't aware of too much else that Victor said. So until he was told to get undressed, he had no idea where he was. Victor walked away to the bathroom, and Gabriel sat up, feeling his muscles strain. He half expected to be in his own room, in the Sun Dorms, however he noted the lack of stuffed rabbits and realized that the rosy scent in the air was thanks to Victor's own tiny garden. "Victor.." His voice rasped, catching the boy by surprise. "I.. don't want to be here.. it's not safe.." He said this to himself, quietly. However he wasn't sure that Victor couldn't hear it, even despite the sound of running water. He ran a hand over his face, wiping away the sweat. Gabriel was afraid of the Moon Dorm, there were new and old students all of blood-sucking nature. And he was the sole source of fresh, flowing blood. "Victor..?" He stood up and walked over to the bathroom, using the wall for support.
The nosy woman in the wheelchair finally heaved a sigh, having decided that Madison was out far too late. The sun was nearly gone, and the shadows had descended over the campus. Miss Robella rolled up from behind Madison, it was likely that Travis would see her before Madison even heard her, and Rose was going to wait until she was at Madison's side before saying anything to the dear, naive girl. Catching Travis's eyes she offered him a smile and a slight nod, she trusted this night student. After all he was exercising restraint by keeping a distance from Madison, a good sign, as most vampires might welcome the closeness as they warned themselves not to think about the other person as an evening snack. "Good evening Miss Hensley." |
Madison giggle and blushed, and Travis looked away at the red blooming on her cheeks, knowing if he could, then he would be blushing as well. She scratched her head and asked why there were two classes. Travis hesitated, knowing the Day Class should be kept in the dark about the realities of the Night Class. It could go both ways for her, though. If she was told the true nature of the Night Class, she could be scared away from the likes of Cyrdian. And the likes of you, a voice in his head whispered. He shoved it away. If the secret was kept from her, she could go on being sweet Madison, not tainted by the evils of what lurks in the dark.
Travis opened his mouth to answer, still not even sure what would come out, when he heard someone coming up behind Madison. He peered over her to see Miss Robella pushing herself up to Madison's side. The older woman gave Travis a nod, and he took that to say he had done well to keep Madison by the dorm - though that wasn't his intention when he started talking to her. At least he hadn't tried to eat her, right? One point for the vampires. |
Madison startled at the voice suddenly beside her. She let out a sharp gasp, almost scream and placed her hand to her chest "Oh my..." she exhaled strongly trying to keep her heart from pounding out of her chest. She looked down and Madison's face flushed again. Crap, crap, crap! she thought. She knew she shouldn't have been standing in front of the dorms but she had been too distracted. She recognized the lady beside her only because she had studied the faculty list closely before coming to the school. Oh boy, she was in trouble for sure this time. She wasn't sure exactly how the teacher knew her name, but figured the school population must not have been as large as she had imagined. She turned away from Travis and was like "Hello," she said stupidly, trying to calm her flushed face and racing heart. She inhaled from her nose, puffing her chest slightly and holding the breath in. Calm down, she said to herself you're right outside the dorm, you can't be in as much trouble as you're imagining. She tried to smile at Miss Robella.
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She noticed that both students seem rather anxious, as it should be in her opinion. At least they knew the rules and had fear of the consequences. "Good evening to you too, Mr. Maddock." It was quite a valid curiosity that Madison had, about Miss Robella knowing her name already. Truly it was ridiculous for a teacher to know a student's face and name among all of the other students, just the 17 or more students to a class room could be a challenge to remember. Rosalynda had her ways, and had far too much time with which to remember the students names and faces. It was possible she only memorized a portion and Travis and Madison had the luck to be on her remembered list. She turned back to Madison, a slight smile on her stern face. "I believe that you are out past your curfew Miss Hensley, and I am quite certain you know the rules of the school, I think I remember seeing your face at the Orientation after all. However I might be mistaken, also it is the first day of school and I imagine the excitement could make many people forgetful. You do know the school rules, don't you, Miss Hensley?" Her tone was calm and friendly, but there was definitely an underlying tone, a dangerous one as she waited for an answer.
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Madison flushed again. She was so embarrased that she had gotten caught. Apparently David's advice had not be listened to close enough. She considered lying for a moment but knew in an instant that she wouldn't be able to. Madison was a horrible liar because she usually couldn't stop smiling. She fidgeted uncomfortably and flashed her eyes towards Travis, trying to control her embarrasment. She returned her gaze to Miss Robella and said "Yes ma'm, trying to sound at least polite knowing that innocence was not going to fly I was just feeling restless and thought I would go take a quick run down by the lake to tire me out." she said and looked down at her feet "I just got distracted." She finished, still staring down at her feet. How did she turn into such a child around these teachers? There was something about them that had Madison feel very immature and unskilled in comparison. She felt as though the experiences they must have had greatly surpassed her own. That must be why she keeps turning into such a child around them.
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Victor did in fact hear the boy when he said that he did not wish to be in the current dorm, but he ignored it as the water began to warm up. How was it that Victor could feel the warmth of the water? Well, when you have abnormally cold skin like he did, catching the warmth of something wasn't too difficult to do. He heard a gentle heartbeat enter the bathroom, which caused him to look over and see the feverish boy. "Gabriel.." He began in a slightly annoyed tone, "I told you to get undress. You're fine being here. Everyone is getting ready for class." As soon as the bathtub was filled nicely, the Guardian stood up and walked over to the human. Gabriel's eyes looked very feverish to him, which caused him to worry. "Maybe next time you'll listen to me when I tell you to take care of yourself.." The vampire mumbled as his fingers worked on unbuttoning the boy's shirt. The material slipped off nicely from the boy's shoulders, Victor could feel the abnormal heat from the human's body. "Am I going to have to undress you?" He asked, in a suggestive and slightly parental tone.
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The woman nodded as Madison explained herself, her expression seemed as if she might not be truly listening to the female student, but she caught every word. "I hope that you will take care to settle your restless feelings at a better time, Miss Hensley. Perhaps during Physical education or one of the many extracurricular clubs we offer at this school, I am giving you a warning this time, I expect that you won't give me a reason to ruin my trust that I won't find you out past curfew again? There is a curfew for a reason, Miss Hensley, your education is very important to us and I would not like to hear that you could not pay attention in class because you had to catch up on your sleep."
Gabriel was pale from the fever, however his cheeks flushed readily when Victor began to unbutton his shirt. "Shouldn't you be escorting the night class?" He was ignoring that any part of the conversation had to do with his inability to properly take care of himself while sick. Weakly he pushed Victor's hand aside, sighing even as his heartbeat sped up. "Please... I can undress myself.." However his shirt was already done and off of his shoulders. The pistol that he had given the name Ribz too was still attached to his side, why on earth he had used ace bandage wrap to secure it there is beyond me, it seemed to work just fine enough. He pulled his shirt all the way off, and carefully removed Ribz, placing it in his back pocket as he unwrapped the bandage. "Victor.. How many purebloods are at school this year?" Of course, even when sick he thought about his job as a vampire hunter. Ranaji rushed out of her dorm room, "I'm late, I'm late, I am sooo dead!" She stopped at a window at the top of a flight of stairs and pushed it open, poking her head out and looked down. There was a group of three near the Sun Dorms but that was too far away for anyone to notice what she was about to do right? "...Okay!" She took a few steps back, settled her hand on the extendable staff on her hip, and ran at the window, leaping out of it head first. She flipped, bringing her legs down like a professional, however she slowed down before reaching the ground. The balls of her feet rested on shining silver strands that strained under her weight until she was just inches from the ground. She stepped off and the strings disappeared as she took off towards her post. As soon as she stood where the Night Class was supposed to gather, an absolutely pissy expression covered her face. Serenity and Victor weren't there. "Of all the nerve!" She knew that the school had a history of Day Class students trying to get a good peek at the Night Class as they were escorted to class, one reason the guardians were necessary. However they were known to the Day Class as school Prefects, it didn't matter all that much. Raja had half of her ridiculously long hair tied up in a bun, the rest left to fall down to her knees. She put her fingers to her lips and blew, letting out an ear piercing whistle. "Really.. you guys are a nuisance." She was hoping the Night class would hear the whistle and congregate in front of her to be taken to the school just like they were supposed to. |
Crystal looked up being startled by a high pitch whistling. She frowned, what was that now? She concentrated to see what could make such an incredibly loud whistling sound, and source kind of amused her. She closed her book and putting it back in her bag, she raised from her seat elegantly.
"I guess that call was for us." she looked at Malanaala with a smile, then she looked around. "It does seem as every other vampire is occupied with their own business, though. Tonight's lessons may be quite peaceful and quiet after all." she mused aloud, then started walking to the grand door of the moon dorm. [short post D: but thanks for moving things violet XD] |
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