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Her smile faltered at the mention of the scales but she let it go. If she was going to be at this school she might as well get used to the fact that her scales would be noticed sooner or later.

"Yes. A sign that I am my father's daughter I suppose."

Giggling at the strange feel of horse lips, she moved her hands up to lightly scratching the sides of Moondance's face and under his chin, she nodded and shrugged.

"Thank you. Do you....do you come here often?"

"No. I grew up with Dragons and Elementals. Horses don't like either." she explained. "The one time I tried to ride one, it spooked."

She pulled up the sleeve of her jacket and showed him the pale scar on her left forearm.

"It must be nice to have freedom like that. My father and brothers say the same of flying. What is it like?"

Her heart clenched at the thought. "No. I...was not blessed with that. I have wings but, they're useless for flight. Good only for defending myself, balance, and gliding from high places."

Giving him her best smile, she giggled and tilted her head, "But I hear it's amazing. Having the wind in your hair and being released from the ground. For me."

Pulling out a small baggy of baby carrots from her shoulder bag, she dumped the contents into her hand and offered them to Moondancer. "So this school. Is it nice here?"

"Oh well, that's good that there are lots of races." She sighed.

It would also be nerve racking, knowing that there were so many people here. Then again, maybe she could learn more about the other races that populated this world. The prospect of new information raised her hopes that being exiled away from her people would be more beneficial than not.

"What would that problem be?" she murmured, too preoccupied by Moondancer and her own thoughts.

Syn startled and jumped back when something fell from the loft. The...scarecrow...stood before her but despite his sudden appearance, she was fascinated. Her face turned a deep crimson when he called her pretty and her scales rippled again.

"I...oh wow." she circled the scarecrow, trying to find a symbol or item that would explain it's possession.

"He's absolutely fascinating." any remnants of her shyness and fear vanished. "Not a symbol or item to explain his possession but...here he is." she let out an excited giggle. "Where did you find him?" she asked, an eager grin on her face as she offered the scare crow a cookie she pulled from her bag.

"Do you eat....uhm...what's your name?"

She was startled by the scarecrow's outburst. Feeling bad for Nash, she was about to offer him a band aid but before she could, he excused himself.

"Oh, alright. Bye then."

Smiling, watched him leave and put her case of band aids back into her bag and munched her cookie before wandering out herself to explore more of her new school.

((No problem. Thanks for helping me get into the settings biggrin ))

"Evil has many faces.
Evil can take any form
Animal, Human, anything.
It can influence the weak......"

The young girl guided them towards the well-lighted stables..Abel surveyed the entire place.. Then smiled at the little brat.. "Alright.. here they go.." Releasing Finklehopper from his necktie and the other sheep at hand..

"I hope the stalls would hold them firmly.. Or else there will be another sheep chase.." He ruffled the young girl's hair.. Somehow, she reminds her of little Ayu.. Energetic and cheerful..

"We'll be heading back to our class, little one.. And keep an eye on those sheeps.." He turned away..Letting the two girls followed him back at the History classroom.

"...It can spread around the world
It consumes hearts.
It destroys friendships.
This is true evil."

*exit to the History Classroom*