Yuki unpacked her stuff and left down a hallway. She walked without making a sound. She glanced at everything around her.

Rin lay on the branch, stomach up, hands behind his head. He closed his eyes, relaxing, balancing. One wrong move and he would plummet. He shook the thought from his mind and concentrated on staying alive.

Keila continued to mope about the hallway. All she wanted to do was melt into the floor and vanish from human sight. She was slightly touched that her father would go as far as to create a school for her. Even though she secretly knew that the reason was much bigger than that, but she was still flattered. She dodged the multitude of students that crowded the hall. SHe never expected to get this many applicants. She remember a few faces from her father's files. She wasn't one to snoop. He just happened to leave everything on the dinning room table and she caught a glimpse of their profiles. There were some seriously talented people at the new school. And Keila was not looking foward to the next few years.

the hustle and bustle of people wasn't new to her. it was the same as the streets of LA and New York to her, and though her blind eyes stared strait ahead, she was still not lost as she made her way down the hall. however her control wasn't perfect and she accidentally ran into a female hanging about the hall way. only discovering that it was a female when her face smashed into her chest she hurried to help the student up before she started to gather her few things, all of which had scattered when she had ran into the female

barely muttering "sorry" she blushes before heading for her room as quickly as the other students would let her. upon reaching and entering it she carefully unpacked placing everything where she wants it before heading to the cafeteria, just in case they're still serving food

Kiela couldn't manage to get two words out before the student had hurried off. She rubbed her sore rump and continued on her way. Atleas the students are polite. She thought to herself. Most of the time they would kock her down and carry on with their business. Kiela spared a glance at the clock at the end of the dormitory hall way. It was 10:30 and she was sure her father would be calling an assembly shortly. The students would be introduce to their nut job headmaster. She let out a small giggle at her description of her father.

Keila had wondered about for the past thirty minutes taking in the sights of the old/new building. Her father had found this place on line five years ago and it had taken the contractors a long time to get everything up to code. She was running her hand along the banister when the static noise of the speaker system surprised her. "All students please report to the auitorium! Repeat! All students report to the auditorium! That is all!" There was a loud click as the nasaly voice vansihed. Keila sighed and turned back to walk towards the meeting. She could only imagine what her father had to say to his new crop of misfits.

Replay was walking along the entrance path, looking at every plant, pathway, and people that crowded around. She walked aimlessly, not sure as what to do. Her master... Father told her to just walk around and wait for an announcement or for someone to confront her and give her orders. The whole 'school' idea was completely new to her, being home schooled for as long as her memories had started.

She snapped out of her thinking and processing once he heard the speakers turn on and a man speak through it. Auditorium? What was that? She turned her head to the side in confusion as many of the other student began to go inside the huge building. She followed, expecting they were also going to the thing known as the 'auditorium'

Noticing a girl just standing there in the middle of the hall, she paused, walking over to her gingerly. "Excuse me but what is... 'Auditorium'?" She asked confused. Maybe this girl was here to help students- since she wasn't following them.

Keila woke from her daydream when a small voice asked her a question. She turned to the small girl. Keila wasn't one for social confontations but that didn't mean she would leave the girl to wander around the school. "The auditorium is where school announcements will be made and it is also where other demonstrations will happen. I am heading over there now you are more than free to follow me if you'd like?" Keila offered a shy smile. "My name is Keila by the way."

Replay gave her a small smile. "Thank you!" She said, excited she'd learned something new. "My name is Replay." She stated, pausing for a moment. "And if you don't mind... I'll take you up on your offer, Keila." She looked like she was thinking for a moment. "Your name means... you are like God?" She said, wanting to verify her information. This girl seemed to be so shy, how was she like God? She batted her eyes, staring off in her own world in confusion. "I can't understand... I'm sorry." She said with a dejected frown.

Keila laughed softly. "No I am not God. But name is very biblical. It's the name of a town in Judah." Keila fiddle with a strand of her that fell over her shoulder. "Father also told me it means 'wise'. But I am not to sure about that." Keila walked down the silent hall that lead to the back door to the auditorium. She slid her key card and the the opened with a soft 'whoosh'. "My father's a bit dramatic." Keila muttered under her breath. The students were filling in and she notied the the first few rows were completely empty. Keila pointed to the front and looked at Replay.

"Your name is very beautiful" She said with a smile, following her eagerly. "Ah- You have to open doors with that?" She said amazed. "Amazing!" Replay didn't catch keila saying her father was dramatic, overwhelmed with taking in and memorizing the way to get here and how the card worked. She smiled, following Keila's pointed finger and looking back at her. "Thank you very much!" She said, heading to go to the seats she pointed at. She sat down in one of the rows where no one was, no questioning it at all as she sat and waited patiently for something to happen.

she had just barely managed to slip through the closing door after the pair before Liliana (what she perfers to be called) sighs and slips into a chair at the end of the front row, there being the only seats still left. "great im stuck in the front... its okay though i have an escape." despite being blind she could still feel the countless people at her back, they're semi anxious/excited breaths making it hard for her to distinguish them clearly.

"damn i just had to choose to follow those two, instead of any of the multitude i could have choosen, now look where they led me" she thinks crossly to herself all while facing towards the front, into the largest "blank" space in front of her

"My dear students I welcome you here to Pinbrook Academy. I am the Dean, Zach Brook. I created this school in the hopes of saving you all from your worse nightmares, from those horrid stares you recieve, and from the general public who do not accept you." Dean Brook took a deep breath before continuing. "You are all safe here and you will be taught to control your powers. How you use them is entirely your decision. We are only here to guide you." He motioned to the multitude of professors standing behind him. "Tomorrow you will be seperated by age and put to the test. After that we will know where to place you. Feel free to come to me in your times of need. If you can not find me feel free to harass my daughter. She needs more human interaction." Keila blushed furiously as some students chuckled. "That is all for today. Enjoy your time here and get settled. Your school lives offically start tomorrow so be bright eyed and bushy tailed for 6 a.m sharp." The Dean bowed and left the stage. The teachers filed quietly behind him.

"oh great another snooty daughter of the dean" she had no idea who the daughter was really as she couldn't see who the dean had indicated. "I hope she stays out of my way, i don't want to push the benefits to leaving me alone." slipping out the door before the hallways get to crowded she hurries to head to her room where she wants to start practicing her sword work.

Keila was mortified. As everyone filed out into the halls she was sinking futher into her seat. She was just hoping to dissapear. Does he always have to embarass me? Keila thought as a couple of students looked her way and whispered. When she caught their eyes they looked away sharply. Her father could be a real airhead sometimes. Mentioning the fact that he was her daughter would probaly alienate her more that boost her social status. When the room was almost empty she finally stood and looked at Replay. "We have free time for the rest of the day. You can finish unpack or tour the facility. I am here to help if you need anything."

Replay listened to the whole speech intently, memorizing every word in her data base. She didn't even notice when Liliana sat near the front by her, she was that focused. Replay snapped out of her recording once he'd walked away, looking over at Keila who was now talking to her. "A tour would be nice!" She said, getting up instantly from her chair. "Also, I didn't know you were the Deans daughter!" She said, not really knowing about how that affected her. "Is he a nice man?" She asked innocently, and expectantly.

Keila smiled kindly when the young lady agreed to a tour. Perhaps she could make a friend. Although Replay was taller than her, Keila couldn't help but see a young innocent child. Keila looked into the small girls face and grimaced. She couldn't lie but she couldn't exactly tell the truth either. It would hurt her father's reputation. "My father is a decent man. He is often misunderstood, but I advice you to steer clear of the mentally imbalanced man. He might try to disect you." Keila added with a very serious face. Or as serious she could manage with her droopy eyes. She always managed to look sad.

Replay was a little confused when she said that her father might try and disect her. Although her confusion quickly passed with another bright smile "Oh! I dont know if it's humany possible to disect me- although you might be able to dismantle me." She stated plainly, thinking for a moment. "Then again I dont know- I'll have to ask Mas- Father" She jumbled the word 'father' akwardly. She'd been programed to call her creator 'Master' yet had been ordered to call him 'Father'. "You know Keila- you should smile more! Statistics say people think its more attractive!" She said brightly. "People like smiles!"

Replay continued to bable on about random things durring the tour, looking over everything and memorizing the whole school in her head.

"I'll think about it." Keila responded when Replay told her to smile more. She walked down the halls as Replay followed close behind her. She was curious about what she meant when she said 'dismantle'. Now that she really stopped thinking about everything she could feel her powers bubbling over. Replay was metal! She was an adroid or robotic. It would make sense why she made to many computer-esque references. Keila pointed out the mess hall and the field. Keila was surprised that she met someone like Replay. Even her name matched her power. "Are you robotic?" Keila blushed at her unusual bluntness.

Replay walked happily with Keila, happy she had someone to help her out, knowing she most likely couldn't have done it alone- learning everything that is. She was glad that her new acquaintance took some information from her, it made her actually feel useful. While saving all the information she was getting about during the tour, she looked under one of her sleeves, looking at her battery bar. Half full. She should have enough to go on until she went back to her Dorm to recharge for the night.

Replay paused once she was snapped out of her processing by Keila's question. "Eh? Oh yes I am... Is something wrong?" she asked sincerely, noticing Keila's face getting a bit red. "Do you have a fever?" She questioned, confusion plainly written on her face.

"Ah! No I have problem. And I am in perfect health." Keila scratched the back of her head nervously. "I just don't speak so freely so often." She twiddled her thumbs and looked up at Replay. "Tell me about yourself." Keila asked as they turned to head don another hallway.

Replay nodded, it was nice to know that Keila was not getting sick or feeling unwell. She tilted her head slightly though at the expression she said. "Speak Freely?" She questioned, possessing it for a moment before she finally understood. "Oh!"

When Keila told her to speak about herself, Replay was almost overjoyed. She'd been given a command! And none the less one she was designed for! She gave her a broad smile and then it was gone. Her eyes became fuzzy with static for a moment before going dull then lighting up into a light blue color. A black row of bars popped up, going up and down based on her voice that now changed to have a slight robotic and static tone. "Version 1 ,'Replay'. Creator, Classified. Battery percentage 54%, Body functions all clear. 1 message waiting. Replay, running. Software Version 23 download 69%..." Her voice wavered, her eyes returning back to normal after they flashed for a bit. She blinked, looking confused. "I'm sorry- The updates are probably working on my Statistics right now." She looked a little disappointed, almost as if she was pouting.

"It's okay I can wait. We have all day to talk. It's not even lunch time yet. While you download let's check out the features in the girls dorm." Keila smiled and headed down the hall with the rose pink painted walls.

Replay smiled, following Keila happily down the floral halls. The pink reminded her of the room she stayed in at home, and comforted her a bit. She relaxed a bit, glancing at the designs of the doors and things. What was her dorm number? Room 453. "If you don't mind me asking what's the schedule for tomorrow? I've never been to a school before..."

"No problem. Tomorrow is all aobut placement test. The entire you will be tested on your skills. From strength to brains. After they will create a schedule to cater to your needs. That way everyone can learn what they need to without taking uneccessary courses." Keila saw some open doors down the hall. Some girls were getting acquainted with their roomates and others were in their bunks resting up or reading up on school stuff. It was peaceful. Keila was enjoying it. "It should be a pretty tough tomorrow but things will slow down later.

"It sounds like it shouldn't be too hard... Is this how most schools work?" She asked, looking over at the girls Keila was staring at. She looked around spotting her room after a bit of searching. "This is my room!" She said excitedly, taking Keila's hand and dragging her to the door. Opening the already unlocked door, she smiled, looking around the room. She didn't pay too much attention to the design of the room, looking for her things that were delivered here. Her computer was next her the bed, along with a suitcase with her clothes and necessities. A few cables were wrapped up and neatly placed there. "Everythings here.." She said relieved. She wouldn't be able to last long without her supplies.