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Hana nonchalantly stood up, as she shoved the key into the key hole. She quickly turned it, as she slowly opened the door. Her room was so big atleast compared to her old room at home. Stepping in she looked around, as an amazed look formed on her face. She caustiously walked around, as she examined everything almost as if she was afraid she would break something if she touched it. She then noticed the bed, as a mischievious grin formed on her face. She then took a running jump onto the bed, causing her to be bounced a couple inches into the air. It was so soft almost as if she was on a cloud, plus it was huge which was even better. She then rolled over onto her back, as she stared up at the white cieling. If she were to stay like this for much longer she knew she would of fallen asleep. Plus she had left her suit cases in the hall, and her door wide open. Sitting up, she waved her hand through the air, and watched as her suit cases slowly levetated off the ground and moved into the room. She then made another gesture with her hand, causing the door to close. Lying back on the bed, she slowly closed her eyes.

"Thank you once again wind manipulation." She said, as she smiled to herself before falling asleep.

After talking to Joshua about getting a room, which seemed like forever, she began dragging her suit case up the stairs. Ayane gulped nervously as she looked up, this place was huge! 'They told me the sixty-eighth floor...' Sighing she rushed up the stairs dying to get to her room, eventually she was panting from the lack of energy and cheered quite loudly when she saw an elevator. "Yes! Thank you all that is good!"

Ayane pushed a up arrow button and waited awhile before the doors opened. Rolling in her black and gray school bag, a large luggage with wheels, and another bag that was swung across her chest. The doors shut with a *ding* and she began to feel her stomach being forced up. She didn't like elevators, but it was better than walking.

Soothing elevator music played as she stared at herself in the mirror. There was a girl with long black hair with dull gray eyes. Nothing special to look at, nothing that people would like to look at either. The doors rang again and opened taking a key in hand she walked out with her luggage and slipped the key into the hole below the golden door knob. Her wrist turned it right and a small *click* was heard.

The door swung open revealing a spacious dorm room and Ayane smiled with glee. This was larger than her house! Dragging in her bags she jumped on the bed giving out a relieved sigh. "Finally, I'm here..."

She looked around, the windows were streaming in sunlight and were adorned with white curtains. The sheets on the bed were a silky lavendar, just like she had told the people on the first floor. The walls were an eggshell white with a border of the theater masks icons and a red velvet curtain weaving through their mouths and eyes. The floor was black and white tile with a hand made rug from India that was made of red and gold threads and white beads.

Ayane stood up and walked into the bathroom, a tub/shower sat in the left side of the bathroom with a sink built into a table sat in the right corner. A large long mirror was posted on the wall, and the walls were covered in a fading orange tile with sea shells on them.

She smiled, "I'm going to like this place,"

Chiming erupted throughout the school campus at the stroke of midnight, causing the campus' grand clock to tremor as the minute hand made one sluggish leap. Lenair casually abandoned her glance towards the crystal dormitory as her azure eyes lightly brushed over the clock, as it hung from a sturdy and lengthy tower. She grimaced visibly, seeing how she had stayed away to such a late hour. And almost as though working from the melodic stimulus, her exhaustion only increased. Wah, it's so late. Heh, we should all just go home and get some sleep. A drowsy grin crept upon her face as she gazed downward, peering softly at her new pets. Adora and Arable simply swam about while nibbling on the plastic bag, as though they were nocturnal little creatures. Guile remained snugly ensnared within his shell; remaining in the same position that he had been in as she left the festivities.

Lenair had lost sight of Kaji after a while, but she figured that her friend had either gotten ahead of her, or chose to stray away for a while. Hhmm... Kaji will be alright. I'm pretty sure that she has already gotten a room here. Gradually, Lenair came to a pause in her light amble, allowing her obsidian boots to rest upon the concrete as her eyes flitted back towards the crystallitic building. Gracious moonlight glinted off of the sublime angel, that remained upon her roost at the top of the building. Lenair took in the full expanse of the building once more, just as she had on the night of her arrival. Her smile grew more languid as she felt herself lost within the radiance of the angel, something that she felt so akin to.

Moderately, without even much of her consent, an azure glow began to bleed from her back, as two creamy points made their outward apertures. Eventually, she came to notice this, and arched her back while bending submissively as she knew what change would come. In one swift movement, the creamy points extended to their fullest, allowing two lengthy and slim wings to spew from her back. No blood followed this fluctuation, though it felt as though needles were being extracted from her back. A bit of teeheeing ensued as she composed herself, almost sending her infantile goldfish into a whirlwind of fear. Her wings arched pointedly for a moment, before settling against her lithe back as she kicked off into a light march. With her head balanced on a slight angle, she brought the bloated bag towards her face, as the plastic tank remained at her waist level.

The two sapphire lengths of hair danced over her eyes as the rest followed on a casual slant, allowing the moonlight to penetrate through her short strands. "It's alright," she dulcetly murmured," I'm sorry if that change had given you both quite a scare. Heh... I guess now is a great time for revelations than any other though." Her fish calmed instantly at the calling of her voice, as though to actually listen to her as she cleared her throat. "Well, I'm part-angel. Not much to say past that, but that is what I am. My father was of the angelic Water Elemental Hierarchy in Heaven, though he was gifted with the wind element as well. My mother was a pretty courageous and dangerous human before she met him, hhm... an assassin to be exact." Lenair caught herself there, simply casting off another giggle as she fell into silence.

Her azure eyes returned towards the building as she saw a wing, one that was slightly ajar, and with turbulently billowing curtains hanging from the perch. Oops... I suppose that must be my room then, well, might as well survey the damage, though there probably won't be much. I didn't even take out my clothes from my suitcase, so that it is heavily dubitable. "Hang on you three," she whispered towards her pets as she bent her knees, before fluttering her wings swiftly and gracefully rocketing herself into the air. Her grip upon the bag and tank tightened to some extent as her boots lifted from the concrete, allowing her to glide along the side of the building as her wings casually flapped. Light gusts of wind beat against her wings as they rose and then fell in accordance with her heartbeat. But as her wings were struck by the gentle breeze, her hair was buffeted in a lively manner, as was her dark skirt and chartreuse blazer.

His now white robes catching and reflecting the light of the moon, Aramil walks over to the girls dorm where he knows Lenair is staying.

I need to thank her for what she did for me, staying by my side during everything, and still going to classes. It must have been very hard on her, and I never once said thanks...

Tossing a rock gently once againdt the window pane he trys to attract Lenairs attention. Repeating it a few more times he stands in the light of the moon, the silvery light catching his golden features, setting them alight in a golden blaze. His white robes seem to amplify the silvery light and reflect them, creating a halo of silver brilliance all around him.

"What am I doing here? What are you doing here?" he asks teasingly "And what are you wearing? It's ummm it's uhhhh." he stops at a loss for words, just starring at her. "You uhm look gorgeous" he says finally getting control of his tongue.

Wow, yet once again I get to look like an idiot infront of her. Brilliant move Aramil...

He turns a bright red and just looks down at his feet.

"Or I could come up" he says with a wink and a laugh "But either way being close to you is what I want, so it really doesn't matter." he smiles and waves his hand to extentuate his point. "A simple night gown? Bah! It seems much more like the light from the moon than a night gown. It flows from your features and just seems naturaly a part of you." he stops for a moment "Why don't you stop me when I ramble on like an idiot? I just can't seem to talk straight around you." he just looks helplessly up at her and shrugs a confused grin on his face.

Watching Lenair descend all Aramil could do was gawk

"Holy G-d in heaven, and I thought I had seen all the wonders of the world..." he stops simply overwhelmed "Wow" his voice is lost again, but he finds it soon enough to ask "You wear that just to tease me, don't you?" motioning at her nightgown "Not that I'm whinning of course."

Finally getting over her beauty Aramil offers her his arm "Do you have a place in mind? Or would you prefer to stay here?" he asks "Either way is fine with me"

His voice is stopped as a slight breeze sends the sides of her gown up revealing two shapely legs, causing his eyes to widden considerably as once again she overwhelms him.