Jian started to push his way through the crowd of students, but felt someone's aura spike up. He glanced back to see the white-haired boy glaring at him. From the aura, he could sense that he too was a demon, though half. Jian stopped his stride and glared back at the male student with his dark red eyes.

"Do you have a problem, boy?" He asked, his eyes daring him to say something back. He needed to let some stress out and slapping around a troublesome student could really help. It made his gloved hands twitch in excitement and he let himself smirk a tiny bit, knowing full well that his torn-up scarf would hide the bottom part of his face.

"Nice...?" Tev raised his eyebrows at Dani, but didn't comment further on it. As always, it took Tev a few moments to understand her words. At first, he thought Dani meant this Julie person was a moon fairy, but then realized that she must be talking about herself; It would certainly explain her small stature. "I'm Human..." Tev answered. At least, he thought he was human. Other than his appearance, he had seen nothing to suggest otherwise. Besides, his parents were human.

Suddenly, the doors to the hall slammed open, and in walked the infamous Professor Jian Hu. Tev had never bothered to look into the history or teachers at this Academy, but he had taken special note of the Demon Professor; A creature to whom Tev owed his life of mistreatment to. He could definitely see the resemblance though, silver hair and red eyes.

Tev pointed to Jian. "That's a demon, though."

((Ooh! Conflict! XD))

"Honestly, yes," Isaiah said, smiling in his usual way. "And it's you. Really, there's no reason to be such a jerk." His mouth had gotten him into trouble back home quite a lot too, but it seemed to have a mind of its own most of the time.

If the teacher started something, chances are, he would be the one in trouble. But that didn't mean he couldn't hurt Isaiah's new friends in the cross-fire. Stepping forward, he began pounding his left fist to his right palm, frowning slightly. The man almost seemed... like kin? That was impossible though. He was certainly Chinese, if pale, and Isaiah was Jewish.

Tev's question about his demeanor brought an enthusiastic nod from Dani, though his statement about his race brought a confused look to her visage. "So, yous not a demons?" she asked, looking him over again. "Dat's good, rights?"

Whatever his answer would've been, it was lost on Dani, who was suddenly holding her hands over her ears with tears streaming down her face. The doors opening had been too loud. Way too loud. After a while, Dani finally took note of her surroundings, barely catching Tev's mention of the teacher being a demon.

Somehow connecting him to blame for Tev's problems, and her ear ache, Dani stormed over to him, shadows flowing like water as they caught scent of her emotions. While another boy, the one that had patted her on the head, was being threatened, Dani was oblivious to that as always. Instead, she planted herself right in front of the boy, staring up at the teacher's face. "Say sorry!" she demanded.

Mimi looked up at the boy holding her, her face turned a bright red as he spoke. She looked over at the twins, and then over at her mask. "I need it." she said softly, it was the only thing to come to her mind. When Isaiah kissed her hand she turned even redder, she then stood to her feet, "thank you." she said softly as she ran over to her mask and put it back on. It was the only thing that gave her comfort.

Both twins looked up at at Isaiah as he snapped at another boy, it surprised both of them, "wait." Dazz said to Isaiah, "is it really worth it?" he asked as he looked to the boy.

Mimi looked to Isaiah as she got her mask on. "Thank you for saving me from hitting my face." she said softly, oblivious to the fact that he was yelling at someone.

Jian couldn't help but grin in bloodlust-filled excitement. This child had no idea who he was dealing with, just how he liked it. Time to teach this punk a lesson...

He was about to reach forward and grabbed the half-demon's collar when a flash of purple stepped in between them. He looked down to see a young girl with purple hair and dressed in all purple looking up at him angrily, tears streaming down her face. Before he could react to her, or question what the hell she was doing in front of him, she yelled at him about saying sorry. He raised an eyebrow at her lack of sentence structure as he decided to take a whiff at what this short girl was. At first, he only sensed that she was a moon fairy, nothing really special. But then...

His eyes widened slightly in shock. What was this magic? Jian backed away, looking between the young girl and then the boy who had defied him. He turned back to the girl and sensed her one last time. It was still there. He needed to see the Headmistress, now.

"I'll deal with you later." He growled at the white-haired boy before storming away. Once out of view from everyone in the main room, Jian moved at an inhuman speed to the top floor. He reached the staff room in no time but instead of forcing his way inside, he knocked on the door.

Sometimes Tev wondered if it really was a good thing that he was human. Had he actually been a demon, at least the tormenting and bullying would have been somewhat justified.

It wasn't until he was finishing pointing out the demon teacher that he noticed how distressed Dani was. At first, Tev thought he had done something. He lifted his hands into and looked at them. No, he hadn't touched her. Then it dawned on him that it must have been the door, or more specifically the sound. Sensitivity to sound wasn't such a far jump from sensitivity to touch. However, Tev would not have expected Dani's next action. She had marched right up to the demon and demanded an apology. Tev never demanded apologies, it only led to undesired confrontation. Now, demanding submission, that was completely understandable. The purpose was confrontation to avoid future confrontation.

Tev had quickly bounded after her, but the situation had diffused almost instantly. Still in the crowd around the scene, Tev noticed that his knife was in his hands. He didn't recall pulling it out. Quickly sliding it back into place, he stepped in behind Dani, though, not to close.

"The need must be great, then, to justify shielding such beauty from the eyes of men," he responded, giving a slight bow. Eh, so what if he barely knew her? She could definitely use a confidence boost. And then the teacher had interrupted.

To be honest, Isaiah had not expected the little girl from before to jump in front of him. He had been prepared to fight for his life, but it seemed that something about the girl spooked the demon. And from her speech, he could tell something was wrong with her. Autism? Or just a speech impediment?

Brought out of his reverie by the teacher's threat, Isaiah just rolled his eyes and shoulders. "Tchyah," he said. "Such a bother." The appearance of another boy with white hair was just as alarming, though he seemed quite close to the little girl, much as he tried to hide it.

"Hey there," he said, sticking his hand out to the boy. "I'm Isaiah, but you can call me Jude. Might I inquire as to your identity?"

Taking notice of Isaiah, Mimi, Lex, and Dazz for the first time, Dani slipped behind Tev, afraid that they would touch her. Already the encounter with the demon was gone from her mind, as if it had never been. "Teb? She gots ta go potty!" Dani whispered fiercely, tugging Tev's sleeve while crossing her legs in the traditional potty dance.

Already, she could feel a warm trickle run down her leg. And to her enhanced sense of touch, it was very warm indeed. Hopefully Tev wouldn't be mad like the orphanage workers had always been. Except for Julie of course. "She sow-wee, Teb," she said as the last of the urine in her bladder emptied. It had happened a lot when she was younger, and had gotten so into something that she had failed to notice the warning from her bladder.

Hearing a knock on the door, Ali sighed before shouting for whoever it was to come in. "I understand, Hikako, but we need to know what makes her angry and what calms her down," Ali said, stretching her back. "Especially if the students react in negative fashion towards her." Just by perusing the file real quick, Ali had already found out that Dani could be distracted by cartoons, especially ones from Nick Jr.

Chuckling about the cuteness of that little quirk, Ali looked up at the now open door. "Ji!" she cried out, rushing forward before hugging her old friend. "What's with the delay? You're usually so punctual. And why are you all riled up?"

Like Dani, Tev preferred not to make physical contact with other people, though for very different reasons; Tev just didn't want to make friends, and so avoided polite behaviors. The exception was, of course, fighting. In that case, physical contact was perfectly acceptable, so long as he was the one doing most of the contacting. So, when Isaiah, or Jude, introduced himself and offered his hand, Tev made no move to accept it. Though, he did spot the white hair immediately. He briefly wondered if this boy too had been bullied and tormented because of his hair, and extremely pale skin. But if he had, he doubted it was nearly to the same extent. He seemed... too polite, too... happy, to have gone through a life time of torment. Although he had no real way of knowing, Tev decided that this boy had not been through what he had, but he felt that he should have. Tev looked at the hand, then he glared at the boy, red eyes to blue. "Tev." His reply was crisp and menacing, daring the pale boy to push the issue.

Then Dani tugged on his sleeve, disrupting his threatening glare. Turning toward the small dancing fairy, it took him a few moments longer than usual to figure out what she had said because he couldn't understand why she would even tell him such a thing. Teb...? By the time he was fully caught up, it was too late. Tev had no idea how he was supposed to react. Normally, he would just ignore something like this. It's someone else, not my problem. But this time, while he wasn't consciously aware of it himself, that "someone" was a friend. Regardless, he still didn't know what to do. "Uh... do you have a change of clothes?"

Hiroshi this whole time was standing in one spot at the doorway as he didn't really expect himself to going to have to speak to this other boy named 'Jude'. The boy knew his name now and not to mention just from the look of Hiroshi's own appearance it shouldn't be too hard to realize that he was an elf; what kind, didn't matter. At least not to Hiroshi it didn't seem like it really matter at all. So all of a sudden when he felt his own hand get grabbed by someone and had given him a quick drag into another direction, opposite of the entrance into the school itself. He gave a quick little yelp by accident before finally regaining his balance to realize that he was pulled over toward two other males that looked completely alike. As usual, he didn't bother to say a single word as he heard how Jude spoke the entire time; giving Hiroshi a little nickname by 'Hiro' and introducing himself as well. Listening to the one of the two same faced males speak on how one was named Lex and the other was named Dazz, and with the fact that the brother was one not to really speak a lot. Especially, from just looking at his brother keeping his eyes directed onto the paper that the test was done on to see what house each student would be placed within.

All of sudden, before he could do anything else or even walk away. Noticing how a young girl came falling and sliding down the ice from Jude's own power, Hiroshi couldn't happen but have his own eyes widened up once again as he took a step back just to see how she slid over toward Jude's feet and him trying to help the young girl up to her feet all the while trying to be a gentleman with complimenting her own her hidden beauty. Tilting Hiroshi's own head with a small smile at just seeing that, the smile was quickly and easily wiped away when his own ears caught the attention of the front entrance doors banging open. Just from reaction, Hiroshi turned his head right over toward the door to see what seemed like one of the heads of the houses were coming in. With a dark glare toward each one of the students. A small glare in own Hiroshi's eyes directed toward the man as he saw how he had stopped in his own place, only to come back over toward Jude and threaten him rather devilously. Seeing this man this close to Jude kind of made Hiroshi uncomfortable as the man seemed indeed rather powerful; no doubt about it. He was one of the heads. Out of nowhere, hearing another young girl call out to tell the man to say sorry; Hiroshi turned his head right over toward the purple haired girl as his own eyes widened up to notice how she seemed to be crying a bit which seemed to also get the head of the house to actually leave the room. Tilting his head in curiosity of why the young girl had such an affect on him, Hiroshi just quickly shrugged the thought off and noticed how Jude easily recovered from that. Indeed, this school year was going to be rather interesting. Making his own way back toward the entrance, Hiroshi simply plopped himself back onto the floor as he stared out the doorway to notice how there were only another handful of students making their way toward the school. A small sigh came from his lips as he scratched the back of his head. 'how many more are coming?' he thought to himself while waiting patiently.

Simply nodding to Ali's statement on figuring out what would make the young Dani girl angry and calm down, Hikako knew for a fact that much was obviously true. He didn't really need to be told such a thing but the fact of it was known; which would mean that each one of the heads were going to need to read up on the young girl's file to know what to do when the time came to try to calm her down from anything happening. Not to mention if the students were to react to her in the wrong kind of way. Not only would that be bad for the her but that would also be bad for the heads since who knew how she would react to that; if she was bullied too much by all the students and treated wrongly, there was a chance that her power could run out of control. Theres not really much telling if even all the heads dealing with that much dark power would actually be enough. All of a sudden, hearing a knock at the doorway; Hikako turned his head right over toward the door to see Ali going over to answer it and hug Jian, one of the other heads for the school. Just from noticing how small aura coming off his own body, Hikako could notice that the man wasn't exactly in the best of mood. So staying shut as usual until something was needed to be said. Hikako just awaited to see what else they should do before telling the students to head to the obstacle course.

(X-X dam, that took a long time to type to catch up to so many posts. :3 buttt i did it :D)

Mark was surprised when he saw the demon burst open the door like that so Mark triad to stray away frum every one he never got along with people very much so Mark just found a chair and sat done hoping that he wont be bothered by someone

((Sorry, Happy. lol))

Sobbing softly, Dani stood there, fidgeting as the urine on her legs cooled down. While the situation would be embarrassing to most people, Dani didn't really know what that meant. The only reason she was crying was because it was uncomfortable. And she was afraid that Tev would be angry with her.

Nodding, she gestured over to her bag, still sitting next to the chair from before. Julie had made sure to pack several changes of clothes, and a few protective undergarments for night-time use. Dani had almost always had a problem with wetting the bed. Just something about her body not understanding or feeling the warning signs while she was asleep.

Sighing at the boy's hostility, Isaiah withdrew his hand, shoving it into his pocket. "A'ight dude, no need to be so miffed about it," he said, shrugging. Had everyone woken up on the wrong side of the bed this morning?

That thought was banished from his mind, however, when he heard the little girl mention that she had to use the restroom, though the warning came too little too late. Using his magic, he dried the puddle around her feet and the urine covering the sides of her legs. It did have water in it, after all. Glaring at everyone in a way that dared them to laugh, he picked the girl up and put her on his hip, motioning to the other white-haired individual.

"You grab her clothes," he said, walking off to the restrooms. "I'll get her out of these ones. Urine-soaked clothes are prone to causing rashes, so you might want to hurry." Unfortunately, his control over his element didn't not respond well to removing water from inside a substance. Especially when it was too small to see.

"Nice to meet you Lai-lai," he replied. fairly glad to be approached even if she was rather...forward, "just...call me...Leland."

He was rather off put by the slip-up, but chose to ignore it. Flirting was not an entirely alien concept to him, but he wasn't one to do it. As he looked back to Lai-Lai, the door slammed open dramatically as a white-haired man pushed through the crowd of students. He was radiating anger as though every student in the room pissed him off, which (having seen the entire student board) was not entirely impossible. Schools had a tendency to do that if one was a teacher.

"I apologize for my tardiness Headmistress." Jian said as he returned her hug with a very quick one of his own, "My flight from Indonesia was delayed and I was unable to catch the demon I was hunting down. Also, some idiot students got in my way while I walked up here. Most likely they were First years..." He twitched as he remembered the troublesome, white-haired boy before glancing at the two other heads in the room. He nodded first to Hikako, then to Lucinda before turning back to the vampire in front of him.

"Downstairs, I encountered a moon fairy girl in purple. She was emitting what I believe to be is dark magic. Do you know anything about this Headmistress?"

"Leland? That's a cool name." Lai-Lai replied with another friendly smile, "It's kinda long though, maybe I should give-" The blonde was interrupted by a loud bang and she spun around to see what just happened. A silver-haired man stormed in, rage written all over his face. She watched him with interest as he shouted at a bunch of students in his way, then saw a short purple-haired girl stopping him.

"Hey, things look pretty interesting over there. Wanna check it out Leland?" She asked excitedly before turning to her new friend.

Stiffening slightly, Tev regarded Isaiah coldly. He knew all too well the dangers of becoming someone's lackey, and it was not an experience he ever wished to repeat. But, he did want to help the small fairy. Reaching into his pocket, Tev gripped his medallion. What would his old friend have done...? "Tch..." Shaking his head, he faced Dani's bag and started toward it. If worst came to worst, he could always fight the pale boy to show his dominance. After all, once Tev had started fighting at his old school, he had never lost. Though, back there, no one could use magic, so that had simplified things.


Finishing her third lap around the reception area, Quay smiled so brightly her cheeks had begun to hurt. Movement was wonderful, and having just ridden in a cramped train for who knows how long, nothing could disrupt the ecstasy she was in. Not even a stampeding demon, rushing up to where the other teachers had gone. She slowed down to small walk-skip kind of motion, with the occasional spin. Anyone would be able to tell that she was an Elf, an experienced eye would tell you she was a Forest Elf, but only an experienced Elfin eye could tell you that she was actually a Grey Elf or, more likely, that she just wasn't a Forest Elf. Even most Elves didn't know of her subspecies. But that didn't concern Quay at the moment. All she cared about was moving, and so she did. Dancing through the crowd, she ended up bumping people more often than not.

Still sniffling in Isaiah's embrace, Dani just let her head drift to his shoulder, closing her eyes. She didn't want to see any more bright colors or interesting textures. Yawning slightly, she wiggled in his grip, getting a bit more comfortable. Strangely enough, she hadn't minded Isaiah touching her, though that was probably due to him looking like Tev in the first place. The white hair and all.

"She Dani," she murmured softly, her breathing becoming deeper and more rhythmic.

A little shocked by the girl's wiggling, and then her dozing off on his hip, Isaiah wasn't quite prepared for her to speak. "It's nice to meet you, Dani," he whispered back. "I'm Isaiah, but you can... call me Isa." She really did remind him of his sister, who had been terminally ill when they were younger. Banishing those thoughts, he carefully opened the boys' bathroom door.

From the way she acted and such, Isaiah concluded that she had Autism, or a similar mental problem. Not that Autism made anything wrong with her. She was just different. Setting her down gently, he kept his hands on her shoulders while he spoke. "You awake?" he asked, grateful when she nodded. Then he pulled her pants down. Chuckling bitterly at the similarity between this and helping his sister, Isaiah continued his task until the small girl stood clad only in her baggy shirt.

"How many times do I have to tell you that you don't have to scare the students?" Ali asked, chuckling lightly. "Most of them resent that." She did feel sorry that his target had eluded him. It seemed like that was his only drive in life. But he wouldn't accept, nor appreciate, pity.

His mention of Dani caused her eyes to widen slightly, though she recovered quickly. "That's Dani, and she's autistic. She does have Dark magic, but I didn't know she was a Moon Fairy," she explained, pursing her lips thoughtfully. "Come! Let's dismiss the students to their dorms and then get them ready for the capture the flag skirmishes."

((I'm actually going to skip the students going to the dorms, okay guys? I figured that that could wait until after the skirmishes. Unless you guys want to go to the dorms first, that is. :3))

"The Ring of Fire is cool." Dimitri said. He had never been there but had always wanted to go. The interactions of some of the students brought a smile to his lips. "I wonder when we can go to our dorms." he said to Serafina. She had been the only person who Dimitri had talked to. He had been slightly aroused by the demon head of the Pure house and hoped to never be called to his office. The man was terrifying. He smiled at Fina and looked around the room.

(Alice Foxfire: O.O Just pinging her to see if she going to post or if she busy O3O)

Hikako at this point was simply listening to how Ali was beginning to explain to Jian about how Dani was an autistic girl and how she didn't realize how the young girl herself was actually a moon fairy this entire time. Hikako himself hadn't realized that as well, but that could've been the fact that had to go with how Jian was actually a demon among the other heads of the school. Noticing how Jian had given Hikako a little nod, he simply just sat there and nodded back lightly only to hear from him how he had to take care of some of the other students within the school back in the main hall. The man was always much of a violent kind of person which made things always a bit more difficult to deal with the other students; especially when it came to having them agree to doing anything. Giving a little sigh and shaking his head to the floor a bit, Hikako just awaited and listened to how Ali and him spoke with one another until he heard her speak about going back out to the main hall and dismissing the students to their dorms now. Without a single word, he stood up from his chair and made his way over toward the exit of the staff's meeting room.

Bending down to pickup Dani's bag, Tev noticed a pair of Velcro shoes and a spiked ball on the ground next to it. After a brief moment of thought, he picked them up too, and placed them inside the bag. No point in leaving the items unattended. Tev always took his possessions with him, lest they be stolen by bullies at his old school.

He made his way to the restroom doors and pushed them open. Or rather, he tried, only to realize, to his own embarrassment, that he had to pull the doors open. Something about the small fairy girl put him off his game. That wasn't the kind of mistake he ever made. Pulling the doors open this time, Tev walked in and dropped the bag by Isaiah's feet. The scene he walked in on had startled him at first, but he quickly recovered. After dropping the bag, none to politely, he strode over to and leaned up against the wall, assuming his natural, scowling facial expression.

It seemed that none of the other students noticed Hotaru in the crowded lobby. She didn’t care and was somewhat glad because she figured that at least a few people would say something to her about her ears and tail. It was finally her turn to take the paper to determine her house. Though she already knew what element she would get. She took the paper and without closing her eyes focused on her energy. As expected the paper turned a deep red. A slight grin slipped onto her lips as she moved out of the line. Quietly she moved to an unoccupied corner of the room to wait.

Ayumu missed her train and was now late getting to the academy. Why hadn’t she returned the day before like she had planned? She ignored the people on the train staring at her because of the cold vibe she was giving off. It wasn’t professional for a teacher, especially a house head to be late on the first day. Couldn’t this train go faster she thought. The only good thing about this is she might miss all the waiting for the new students to do their test to find out what house they will be in. When the train finally arrived at her stop she gave a slightly sigh of relief.

Approaching the entrance of the academy she considered testing the male students herself using her powers, but Alison would probably scold her for teasing the male students like that. Upon entering she seen that none of the other teachers were there. “That’s strange.” Crossing the room a seductive smile spread across her lips when she seen how many of the new male students were staring at her. It was hard not to mess with any of them, but she needed to find out what was going on. She disappeared up the stairs and headed straight to the staff room. “Sorry for being late,” she said entering the room.

((OOC: If my posting colors are too light than I'll change them))

"So Dani, how old are you?" he asked, trying to keep her focused and awake while he went about digging her clothes from the bag. Why was she falling asleep? It was still only one o'clock. Unless she needed a nap? "Are you tired?"

Pulling out a pair of purple underwear, ruffled with a cute bow on them, and another pair of baggy purple trousers, he walked back over to her, stooping to hold out the underwear for her. That was followed by the pants, and then he gave her a hug, pulling a lollipop from her bag before handing it to her.

Tev was still exuding that apathetic air, but it was just a front. Isaiah knew that for a fact by now. The way he looked out for Dani made it painfully obvious, though he would beat up anyone who mentioned it.

Smiling sleepily at Isa, Dani paused for a moment, counting with her fingers. "Firteen," she answered, proud that she could. She was feeling a bit more awake now. Being carried just sent her off to snooze land. Something about the rocking motion was so soothing.

"Not any more," she answered again, this time feeling just a bit uncomfortable at having to speak so much. Especially around people she just barely knew, though barely knowing them was enough to permit them to touch her.

Carefully, she stepped into her panties, sighing softly as the satin brushed against her skin. Cotton and such were the worst. Much too itchy for her tastes. The purple color was also pleasing to her, though this time it affected her eyes.

Then her pants came up, with her pulling her shirt up over her tummy so he could tighten the elastic. Having your pants fall down was quite annoying. Especially when you were running.

The lollipop was accepted with great enthusiasm, however, and she sucked on it happily as he hugged her gently. It wasn't enough to cause her to cry though. It was almost like he brushed her skin as he walked by her.

Grinning even wider now, she stretched her arms out to Tev, speaking her wants. "Baw! Gib her, Teb!" she exclaimed, bouncing happily.

((Sorry, Blue, I'm going to wait for kuro to reply before I respond to your teacher. :sweat:

Also, I need you guys to tell me if you would rather go to the dorms or the competition first. Just pm me, or visitor message me, or even post in here. XD))

Having been lost in thought, Tev didn't realize Dani had even spoken for several seconds. Once he did, he had to play catch up and try to recall what she said and what she meant by it, which was made more difficult by her strange way of speaking. "Wha...? Uh.. ball?" He stepped up to the bag and reached in to pickup the the spiked ball. Only as he passed Isaiah did Tev realize how easily Dani had gotten him to obey. Had Isaiah asked, he likely wouldn't have complied. Shooting a glare at the pale boy for good measure, he handed the ball to Dani and then stepped away, shaking his head.

Jian nodded at the Headmistress's announcement, still contemplating on what she had just explained. Dark magic. He had a feeling that was what the young fairy was emanating, but he had refused to believe it until now. Looks like she was going to be another student he had to watch, especially since it looked like she wouldn't be able to handle her dormant powers.

The demon started to reach for the door handle to open it for the Headmistress when someone suddenly walked in. Jian immediately glared at the violet-haired woman, mentally shielding himself from her charm magic. He knew what she was and he had to grudgingly admit that she was in fact beautiful, but it didn't mean he was going to let her manipulate him. For that reason, he wasn't quite fond of the yuki-onna.

"Takahashi." He acknowledged in an steady, yet angry voice.

Ayumu stopped in her tracks to keep from running into Jian. She blinked as she stared at the demon. A slight grin formed on her lips. “Why so angry Hu? Have I done something to upset you already? It’s only the first day. You really should lighten up a bit.” Her tone was soft with a hint of malice. They had never really gotten along and that probably wasn’t going to change any time soon. Hu was about the only one around the school who wouldn’t fall for her charm magic. This fact made it more fun to try teasing him and him that more intriguing to her. It was strange what she felt towards the demon, it was both hate and like at the same time.

((Moving on now! XD))

Squealing with glee, Dani took the ball, rolling it around in her hands with a smile on her face as she giggled at the sensation. Her childish innocence once again blinded her to the malice that Tev showed towards Isaiah, which meant she had no issues with smiling up at either of them.

Hearing a commotion outside, Dani darted out the door, oblivious for the need for her to take her bags with her. Headmistress Eryn was delivering a small speech to the assembled students, most of which had stopped talking to listen.

Smiling at Dani's behavior, Isaiah had been fine until Tev shot him a glare. What the heck was the dude's problem? Was he just full of issues? Shrugging, Isaiah sighed when he noticed Dani dart through the door, reaching down to grab her bags.

The fact that she had forgotten them probably could not be feasibly blamed on her due to her Autism. Not that it was a big deal anyway. Isaiah would've done the same for any little girl. Or little boy for that matter.

That he hadn't heard the speech begin surprised him though. He must have been really caught up in what was going on around him. Sighing slightly, he leaned back against the wall, keeping a protective eye on Dani while he listened to the usual.

Rolling her eyes at the... unique relationship between her old friend and Ayumu, Ali made her way to the door. "Come on," she called out over her shoulder. "It's past time to set the students to their dorms." Of course, the speech would come first. It always did.

Finally stepping into the foyer from the steps, quite a long journey to the eighth floor, Ali sent up a burst of light to attract everyone's attention. When all eyes were on her, she began. "Welcome to a wonderful year at Asveyrn Academy! I sincerely hope you enjoy your stay, but to do so, there are a few rules that must be observed. First off, absolutely no girls in the boys' dorms or vice-versa after lights out, which is at ten-thirty.

"There also to be no fighting, unless supervised by a teacher. Racism will not be permitted. Nor will cheating. We hold a three-strike policy here, which is to say that if you break a rule three times, you will be expelled, and potentially stripped of your magic. Don't let it happen.

"That's just a basic run-down of the rules; I know you want to get to your dorms and get settled in, so I'll let you go now. Just be sure to be back here by two o'clock!"

Serafina listened to Dimitri while he spoke and then looked around the room as well. When she heard the headmistress talking she turned around to look at her and then listened to her as she started starting the rules. When she heard that they could go to their dorms Fina smiled then looked over at Dimitri and said “Do you want to walk to our dorms together?” She would make sure she was back here by two o'clock so that she didn't miss anything else.