...As long as nothing alerts the bus driver, the man in front, or impedes the path of the bus, we should still get to school on time, Razz assured her, stretching. He wasn't fully awake, yet...no telling how he would react once he was fully awake.

"Ugh, you are such a bore you know that?" Iri said as she rolled her eyes at the blonde haired male. She then snapped her fingers and a two foot long King Cobra appeared in the girl's seat just beside her. It was curled up at first but after a few moments the hum and vibration from the bus woke it up. Its tongue flicked out and its eyes and attention instantly fell on the girl it was with. Its frill fanned out and Iri smiled at her handy work. Of course the creature wasn't in striking position at the moment and would only do so at the demoness' command, it would also disappear before the driver could see it. She had listened though, to Razz that is, which was odd and she didn't quite realize it yet.

The girl, surprisingly, didn't scream. Instead, she stared, ignoring her friends. Then, she fainted. Her friends looked worried at first, but then they just blamed it on lack of sleep.

Razz stared at them, and then shook his head. I'd like to knock some sense into them. Also...her fainting was hilarious. I expected her to scream, but that was much better. He grinned.

"Mmm, a scream, is that what you want?" Iri asked as a sparkle seemed to come to her eyes. "I can do that for you," she smirked as she held her arms out before her, her hands swirling around one another. This bit of work was gonna take just a little more skill than the last trick. We don't want to alert the bus driver so that calls for an illusion, she thought to herself as she turned and faced one hand toward the driver, her fingers moving almost as if she were playing a complicated piece on the piano.

Iri then watched the male for a moment, he seemed perfectly fine. He didn't have two heads at least which could have happened if she messed up even the slightest bit. "And now the fun begins," she then whispered to herself as she snapped her fingers on the other hand. The snake started to grow and it kept growing until it could no longer fit on the seat and its head was nearly touching the ceiling. "And only those that I wish to see it may see it," she chidded before extending a finger towards everyone else that was on the bus. They were to be her audience for her magnificent creation.

Immediately, there was a frenzy of screaming and scrambling to get away. The bus driver, startled by the sudden noise and snapping out of a daze, pulled the bus off to the side of the road quickly. Razz curled up in his seat a bit, but did nothing more. Maybe...he was used to it by now? He looked amused.

Sounds nice. I don't get along with most people at my school, so this is amusing...you should probably take it away now, though, so we can get to school. The driver will probably write it off as the students playing tricks on him.

Iri was all smiles, the driver had heard the screams. She knew he would seeing as that would have been much harder to block out. With a wave of her hand the snake disappeared as if it were made out of nothing but smoke. Giggling, the ghostly figure moved from the top of the seat to the spot beside Razz. "Humans, such predictable creatures though amusing nonetheless," she said with a contented sigh as she leaned back against the seat.

As Razz had predicted, the bus driver scolded them briefly about playing tricks on him before sitting back down and continuing the drive to school. The entire bus was quiet.

Razz found himself reveling in the silence--it was so peaceful compared to the chatter beforehand. He sighed blissfully, also sinking into the seat. He would relax now, while he had the chance to. He had no study halls, ever.

Iri looked about the bus, everyone looked ghostly pale. Just what she had wanted. Sitting back into the seat she looked at the male that held the ring she had been hiding in. "You are different than most humans. You are quiet, why is that?" She asked as her eyes lost the red color they held only moments before when she was practically attacking the bus.

Razz thought about that for a moment. Well...to tell you the truth, out of the entire school, I only have one friend...and I only have two friends overall, if you count my older sister Lutfiya...Lulu, for short."

"Well perhaps it is because you are different, which I still find odd seeing as your kind are really nothing but a bunch of sheep," Iri told him as she moved so she was kneeling through him and looking out the window. It was much easier to take in things when she could see on her own rather than looking through the ring. It was just depended on if she could manifest this form or not.

I don't hang around with people who are sheep-like, Razz asserted firmly, glancing around at most of the people in his bus with disdain. I'm not a follower of the flock. I'd rather be on my own, thanks...I do have one really good friend, though. He kinda creeps me out at times.

"Creeps you out huh? I think I may want to meet this guy," Iri said as she took her attention from the outside world and onto the boy she was fazed through. "Why not be part of the flock, why be on your own? It clearly does not seem to be a fate that your kind would choose," she said as she placed a finger up against the window pointing to all of the people walking down the sidewalks in masses, or one giant herd.

Razz yawned, studying the buildings and people passing by. He knew it wouldn't be long until they reached the school. I'd rather be unique. I do like people, yes, and I do want friends, but I want friends who actually think for themselves, rather than follow what someone else says...

"You do realized that most humans tend to rely on and be around those that they are like? In that sense people just follow different herds. I never said that humans were just one big herd, that would be a foolish asumption on my part," Iri said as she rolled her eyes to look at the boy. That is why I am on my own, at least part of the reason, she then thought to herself after making sure that the channel between her mind and Razz's was closed.

Razz continued to stare out of the window, both relieved and irritated when the bus turned into the school parking lot. If by 'herd' at the moment you mean just three, two now that my sister is gone, people, then yeah, fine...it's just myself and him right now.

"I didn't say now, I was refering to how you wanted friends," Iri said as she looked out the window once again. It almost looked like she was fazing through the bus though it was just the light coming in through the window that gave that effect. "You are implying that you wish to create your own herd. Is this your 'school' as you call it?"

Razz sighed. Not a herd, really...it's not like I'll always be with them. Friends aren't the same as family, unless they become that close to you in your mind. Yeah, this is my school, he added as the bus came to a halt in front of the building. He stood up in his seat. We'll be going in, now...

"Hmm, well very well then. I suppose I should probably make myself less of a distraction then I suppose," Iri said before her form completely vanished and the ring pulsated with the glowing purple veins once again. With them all the time or not it is still nearly the same as a herd. Just becase a sheperd may seperate the yews from the rams for some time does not make them any less of a herd. She had hoped that her analogy would help, it was the only way she could think of it in terms that he would understand.

Razz shrugged, dropping the subject, as he filed out of the bus along with the other students. He wasted no time, like a lot of the others did, chatting with other people outside of the school. He just pushed through the double-door entrance and walked down the hall, heading towards his locker. He hoped his only friend was here today.

You know your running through the halls is giving me very little to look at, Iri complained as the veins glowed brightly in certain areas over others before moving around. She was trying to see what was going on, to learn at least a little something. Razz's quick movements weren't helping though considering everything seemed to blur by since she was just in a simple opal ring.

Oops, sorry. Here, will this work better? Razz slowed a bit and reached his hand up to rest on his messenger bag so she could see the plain wooden doors, the chatting students walking by, and the ugly burgundy lockers lining the walls. The floor was a dull cream color, and tiled.

Iri sighed as the purple veins were able to focus on a certain area. You know I'm not so sure that it was really looking at everything, she thought, her tone sounding rather bored. Your kind is still very boring. May I stir things up a bit or would that be against your little human code? Asking permission, another thing that seemed to be so unlike the female demon. It was weird though, she wasn't catching on quite yet, it was almost like if obeying him was natural or something.

People will already be gossiping about what happened in the bus this morning, so I'd advise against it...but, the day will get more interesting. School is where younger humans are educated. About the world, and about mathematics and science and whatnot...so, you'll learn some things about the human world if you listen.

Razz perked up a bit as he finally reached his locker. His friend was standing there, waiting for him. The boy had his hood up, which was against school rules, though blank bangs were hanging down slightly in front of his face. Behind them, barely visible, were rather bright red eyes.

Mmm, now who is this? Iri thought as the glowing purple veins became that same ghostly mist from the bus ride. She was sure to keep her visibility to just Razz as her form hovered around the new male's shoulder. You do certainly keep interesting company, she told him as she moved her hand as if to brush the hooded male's bangs out of the way though it only went through them. She could see his red eyes even without moving them.

Um...this is my friend. Tzalmon. Razz opened up his locker, taking two books out for the day. "Hi, Tzal. Did you do the math homework from last night? I was...busy finishing up a project...mind if I copy it?"

Tzalmon eyed the rings under Razz's eyes for a moment before digging in the old red gym bag he was carting around. After a few moments of digging, he successfully unearthed a sheet of paper with trigonometry homework on it. "Here, Razz..." He had a soft, drawling monotone.

"I love you today," Razz groaned with relief as he took the paper. The two of them started off in the same direction, for their homeroom, once Razz closed his locker.