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Okay, so maybe Amityville wasn't quite as horrible as the afanc had originally perceived it to be. Having been forced there by his parents, his outlook on the entire ordeal was bleak at best, but having meet some students, participated in some events, he was starting to, begrudgingly, settle into life at the school. Everyone he'd met so far(Excusing a certain obnoxiously arrogant puca) had been, if not a little odd, really nice. More then nice, in some cases.

So he didn't walk around the place with a perpetual look of dread anymore, and he wasn't regarding his fellow students with weary caution. He seemed just a little bit more at home in his own skin. Still awkward. Still easily flustered and far from eloquent, but better. Calmer.

He was actually exploring today. Something he'd never really expected to be doing. He'd started with the other dorms, just the outsides, and had made his way around the lake(though that was very familiar to him), and was currently meandering around the edge of the forst with his hands crammed into his pockets, and his shoulders only slightly hunched up.

Jory did not know a giant, 30-foot-at-the-shoulder-stone-and-moss-furr-whatever-chariot-of-death was currently enrolled in the school, so when the mammoth creature all but erupted out of the trees it sent the slender fish boil reeling. There was probably screaming involved. Very unmanly screaming, and panicked scrambling to get out from the shadow of a very large foot.

It was a struggle to push past the initial shock and pure terror that came from running into something so foreign and large, but he managed, going for the ridge of trees that lined the forest. Seeking out a large trunk to hide behind before realizing that probably wasn't the best idea as one not to far off began to fall, probably having been knocked over with barely a shrug from the colossus.

So in the end he stood frozen between grass and underbrush, and he stared with wide, wide eyes up at the creature, and he hoped to Jack that it didn't swivel that enormous head around in his direction, and he really wished he knew how to control the color changing aspects of his skin so he could make himself blend into everything around him, stead of standing there stark white and incredibly conspicuous.

He had been right all along. Coming to school had been a terrible idea.