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Sawyer looked at the boy as he walked up to him. Confusion slowly set in as the boy asked if he had hit him. With a puzzled look he began to peer around before finally finding what the guy had been talking about. The arrow sat lodged in his trunk, barely doing any damage and just leaving a small hole. Placing the cig in his mouth, he took a drag and pulled the weapon out from the trunk and handed it to the person. He exhaled in the opposite of the direction and gave him a smile. The kid looked harmless enough, not like he had purposely tried to shoot him or anything. He wondered if he was a challenge, maybe a good sparring partner to test his gift on if he got to know him.

"It's fiine, no harm no foul. Just watch where you shoot that thing" he said with a small chuckle. handing the arrow back to him, he took one final drag of the cig before flicking it behind him, it's target unknown. Hopefully it wouldn't hit anyone. Extending his hand to the boy he spoke again, "I'm Sawyer, nice to meet ya"

Sawyer took his hand back from the man and placed it in the pocket of his jacket. he peered around a moment out of curiosity of the place before answering the question. He was in fact new but oddly this place seemed slightly familiar. But that wasn't all, he was looking for him. It was part of the reason he had come here, not just to figure out the visions but him. Noticing he had spaced out, he popped back into reality and looked back up at him. This time he took quick notice of his elf ears and the jewels on the bow, he wondered if maybe he was someone important. He stood up and began to lightly nudge the trunk with his foot.

"I suffer a similar klutz problem, there are many of us!" he said with a laugh. "Yeahh, I'm pretty new, like a whole 5 minutes new. They gave me my dorm room and that's about all I have figured out of this place so far. So why are you here? Any specific reason?". Sawyer had a habit of liking to know alot about his surroundings. better to be upfront and ask instead of snooping around, which he knew he'd end up doing later.


[[ Yeahh dude. try to just add a few details. Like your characters expressions or the surroundings. it'll get easier the more ya do it! ;D ]]

"Well, I don't think there's any, special reason in particular for my being here, unless you conting my father wanting to put me in some fancy school as being one," Gabriel said with a shrug. "I noticed you spacing out also. Don't worry, I tend to do that too," he said with a smile.

"I'm new as well, by the way. More like a good 10 minutes ago," he said with a laugh. "Any particular reason you're here, since you want to get in my business?" Gabriel asked with a laugh. "You're a pretty upfront guy, aren't you? You from any special place?"

Gabriel just stood and wated for Sawyer to reply, a great smile still plastered on his face. He found himself very curious and wanted to know more about the man

[[I know, I'm trying! ^-^ How about this? Is this good enough?]]

Gabriel tunred to the direction Sawyer was looking at, and saw the burning bush. "Woah..." he said, wide-eyed. "I take it you have an affinity with fire, or I guess since you said angry, can't control your enotions well?" Gabriel asked with a curious look on his face.

That's also when he notice the man Sawyer was aiming at. "I don't think it needs to be said, but I hate nosy people as well. And no need to apologize for getting sidetracked. It happens to the best of us," he laughed.

Now his face took on a neutral look. "Oh, by the way, if you don't mind me by asking, is this someone you're looking for a friend of yours, or is this some kind of vengance, or search and destroy thing?"

Ginseku coughed and spat some congealed blood and mucus into a bush as he passed it.
He was still a decent way away from the hospital. He took a look around slowly, examining the yard to see if Austin was around. If he was here, maybe he would heal him.
Or not. He had, in essence, told Austin they couldn't be friends anymore. Maybe he didn't want to heal him, and that's why he left and didn't do so before going.
Either way, the Nurses' office was on the other side of the Campus, and he had to get there by foot, since he was far too weak to summon up a ride of some sorts, or even jump from roof to roof. God, that would save time; straight from point A to point B.
He trudged slowly across the front yard, passing a few new students who were seemingly gabbing it up about being accepted here.

Ginseku wanted to stab whoever it was hugging him, almost instantly. Not because he was a violent person, no; He only reacted that way when he felt he was in danger.
And, well, he wasn't in danger, per se; he was IN PAIN. His ab's cried out in heavy protest when someone's elbow decided it was proper to grind into them.
'I found you!'
Ginseku cried out in pain at this sudden glompage, and after a second, looked to see who it might've been. It was a masculine voice for sure, but it didn't sound like Austin, and Austin was never that playful.
And Ryuka was a girl, but her voice was nothing like that and she was much smaller. He turned his head slowly after a quick gasp for air. It was a guy! Some random guy!
'WHAT THE HELL?'
Ginseku, deciding to be kind, spoke softly.
"Please remove your arms from my body, now. This hurts more than you know."

Ginseku, normally, wasn't one to let men randomly grab him and fondle his belly, but before he had a chance to do anything, he felt a numbing sensation spreading across his chest, almost like icy water rolling over a fiery pain.
When he saw the green glow, it all made sense; he was using a healing technique, just like the one Austin knew how to use. But he seemed much more adept at using it, because his pain was instantly gone; when Austin did it, it slowly went away.
When there was no more pain, and the man had removed his hands, he examined his wound slowly, looking at the place the gash had been.
He lifted his shirt slowly, and the large bruised patch that had been his stomach for the past day and a half was just...gone.
Ginseku looked at Sawyer slowly.
"..Thanks. Guess I don't need to go to the nurses' office anymore."
He was slightly at a loss for words; this was a strange occurrence within itself. He then remembered that the man had been searching for someone, whom he had been mistaken for.
"Oh yeah."
He said calmly, turning to face Sawyer a bit.
"Three things. 1, Who are you looking for? 2, What's your name? And 3, My name's Ginseku."