12-28-2012, 06:50 PM
Marco couldn't help but to snort obnoxiously as he arrived in front of the school. "So this is it, huh? No dragon guards, or vampires? Laaame. This better not be just another stupid school."
Marco hopped out of the car as soon as it came to a complete halt, not bothering with goodbyes or anything unnecessary like that. He was sure they would stay parked there until he 'made it into the school safely', anyways. He rolled his eyes at the thought. Overly protective parents, check.
Marco stood there a moment, observing the school. People talking, chatting. Pretty normal things. Marco inhaled briefly, before letting out a long, exaggerated sigh. He dug his hands through his jacket pocket, pulling out a neatly folded piece of paper. His long fingers held the slip in front of his nose as he studied it, remembering his room number. He normally would've burned it afterwards, but he had an odd feeling this school was just one giant trap, and he didn't want to draw attention to himself. His instincts were usually wrong, but still.
The blonde trotted up to the door, taking a tight grip on the handle. He gave one last look to his car, before walking into the building. Still pretty normal. He cautiously walked down the hallways, readying himself for any ambushes or surprise attacks. He pressed himself tightly against a wall when he saw a male and female hurrying down, the female obviously in search of something. He shrugged them off, not wanting to say hello or waste any time with introductions.
Marco was relieved, but slightly disappointed when he reached his dorm unharmed. He barged into his room, his protective state of mind now completely gone. He groaned the second he took a good look at his dorm room.
He was use to king sized beds, silk sheets, and a tray of tea sitting nicely on his nightstand waiting for him to enjoy. Instead he had a remarkably smaller bed, with normal sheets, and absolutely no tray of tea to be found. Great. He threw his largely packed backpack to the ground, before plopping face down onto his bed. Today, he decided, was not going to be a very good day.
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