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Perivia just smiled at the young wolf. A sense of calming came over the room as Perivia got up from her chair and began to walk around the room casually. "What you say is true, this school is for those that are skilled in the art of killing. But it is not all that this school is for." Perivia walked over to a shelf that was up against the far wall of the room and began to look over a crystal ball that was perched on one of the shelves. She picked it up and began to contemplate it, holding it in her hand and turning it every so often. It seemed that she could see something inside that many would not be able to. To anyone else it was just a piece of glass. "And I can assure you that I didn't simply bring you here because of a whim. I've been watching you for several months now. You are a very special individual, and I think you would greatly benefit from this school."

"This school can teach you so much young wolf. And in return you would be adding an element to this school that I haven't been able to find since young Guiseppi, and even he is a bit of a stretch. I'm sure you've been talking to the other students already, and I'm also sure you've noticed that several of them have already taken a liking to you. You, my dear, are a gem. Deadly, secretive, silent, but above all you're appealing. You can get people to like you, to trust you. It's a feat to blend in with the shadows, but it's a gift to blend in with society." Perivia had made it back to the desk and was now sitting back in her chair with the crystal in her left hand. She looked up from it and focused her sight-less eyes on Shadowpaw again as she spoke. "I ask that you become a student here at Unwelcome Boulder. Let the teachers train you in ways that would be beneficial to both your clan and the school. Let me make you stronger; physically, mentally. Aid this school for as long as you wish, then go back to the Garou and be the member that your family dreams they could be."

He wandered around the halls until he found an alchemy lab with students inside, so he continued on, looking for the supply closet. What he came across instead was another class room with no one in it, so he flipped the lights on and pulled everything out, even the sixty test tubes kept in a box. Lighting a burner, he dropped a few pieces of a pale-yellow grass he found and added some tiny red berries after pitting them out, after adding a small dose of 35 percent Sulfuric acid to break things down. In a small steel box he had on him, he double-checked the Cedar sawdust was still packed in tight and placed that on a rack above a second burner after sealing it. Now all he had to do was clean out a beaker to make sure nothing bothered them when he combined the two with the Saltpeter he had in his pocket.

"Why are you so hung up on the new meat?" Kippy Langston, a delicate blond who could slit a man's throat without batting an eye, cut her nails with her favored blade as she sat on the windowsill in the hall, her eyes locked steadily on Torin.

The rest of their group-Lino Morales, Twitch Filbin, Temprance Carmichael, Thomisina Decanter, and Jean-Paul Dubois, nodded in agreement, and Tor merely grinned, thinking of BJ, who, the last he knew, was on the treadmill, putting in her time in the gym.

"She's a Shadow Runner. You guys know how frigging awesome that is!" He exclaimed, and Twitch, called such because of the facial twitch he developed when annoyed or angry, shook his head, smirking.

"You're stuck on her, Wheeler. We're not idiots. So why the hell haven't you brought her around to meet us yet, your best buddies in the wide, wide world?" He demanded in his always-sarcastic voice, and Torin grinned, rubbed at the bruise on his jaw.

"She's not actually a people person. You gotta bribe her with Twinkies if you want her to talk." He laughed as he spoke, and around him his friends shared a knowing look. Oh yeah, he was a goner.

Uriyu grinned, "Uh huh... Well none the less Im glad I met you none the less... glad I met such an interesting person." He chuckled.

Guiseppi smirked a bit. "Oh, yes, I am definitely someone you ought to remember. And if you don't get on my nerves, you may end up one of the ones who lives to tell the tale." Usually he killed only intentionally, but sometimes, when people really rubbed him the wrong way... accidents had happened. His powers were unpredictable like that.

Shadowpaw simply nodded and quickly and quietly padded out of the room. She quietly waved at the small group outside of the door and happily hopped away down the hall in the direction of her new room. Finding the stairs at the end of the hall she skipped up them humming quietly to herself.

As she hummed happily to herself she twirled a little on one foot as she came to the door that was her's. She quickly eyeballed the door looking for any magical traps set into the door or the door frame. She partially shifted her hand into her werewolf paw to use her long claw to feel for any hairline traps, finding none she then moved on to the doorknob. Before sliding her long claw into the keyhole, she positioned herself to the side of the door away from any possible poison clouds or anything else that someone had the mind to think of. As nothing popped out of the door at the touch of her claw she deemed it somewhat safe to enter. Pulling the key to the door out of the file the headmistress gave her, she quickly unlocked the door and swung it open not entering for a few seconds in case there was anything in the room that would be set off. Seeing how noting went off she happily skipped into the room, seeing how bare the room was she shrugged, kicked the door closed and happily leaped on the bare mattress. Feeling the weight of the year of consistent travel bare down on her, she stripped out of cloak and folded it into a pillow and closed her eyes and slipped off into a deep sleep.