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“I have no idea.” He said in response to her question about his dorm. “Number (insert number here).”

“And… I was warned about that.” So it was true, some really didn’t like fire, well hopefully he wouldn’t put them too off. He didn’t want to get into trouble over things he had no control over. “I hear water falls from the sky sometimes in these parts.”

He wasn't sure what he though about a furnace dog... so he let it drop.

“Right.” He did not think the scenario looked pleasant at all. “I’m coming just don’t break anything else.” He walked not bothering to hurry at all. She could wait. Besides he needed to memorize which door it was and quickly. He did not want a repeat of this. “Danny, are there any other flame demons besides us?” please say yes. He did not want to be the only flame demon with her. Even a few other fire imps would be decent. He just… didn’t want to be surrounded by nothing but the soft watery things. Though undead weren't watery. Most of the time.

He walked to his door peeking in and accessing the damages, and stared at the glass on the floor. Most of it landed outside the room but... he was unhappy. "How fast can you fix that?"

“Oh.” Flame demons were hard to miss. Well at least there were fire imps, though he wasn’t sure about the assessment of baby. This school was for older people, right? Dragons sounded promising at least.

“Right later today then.” He dropped his bag on the floor before going to scout through his room, dodging around the glass for the moment, and made sure everything was there. It would do for now, not as nice as his house back home, but he hadn’t expected that. “Where is your room?” he stopped, looking at the ghoul, expecting an answer.

He was completely unaware of the school rules, and thus, didn’t see a problem with going to the roof. He was a flame demon that could fly after all, and Danny had wings. That meant she could fly too, right? Right? Maybe she meant fly around, why else would she live on top floor.

“Yeah sure the roof.” and her out of his room. He didn’t want to lose another window. He was still trying to figure out how he lost the first one.

Andrew listened as Danny rattled on about, well everything and did his best to keep track of it all. She seemed to want to just hand him information, and as long as he thought it was semi useful, he was ok with that. He allowed her to drag him up, well he figured she would be willing to tell him useful things, maybe. He would have to figure out what was actually useful later. He didn’t bother to tell her to let go of him this time… at least he was more prepared for the grab, and the steal grip of doom her hand held over his much smaller wrist. What was she made of, steal?

The mess, he wasn’t bothered by, but the minipets scattered everywhere, caused him to suddenly did his heels in the ground. “What are those doing in here?” There were so many of them, everywhere. How could she walk in that room without touching them all? Then he understood, She had no personal boundaries. “Ahh… Danny?” He watched her open the window, staying at the door. He was pretty sure they weren’t supposed to go out that way, not that he cared, but it would mean… walking through the sea of minis.

She crawled out of the window and up… he was getting the feeling the window was not designed to do that.

And the minis…. They stared at him and he swore one of them was ready to bite his tail flame right off. He debated just leaving and disappearing back to his room right then. She wasn’t even listening to him. She didn’t even try to put the minis away… to wherever they go.

But there was a pull of curiosity. He did want to go on the roof, even if they weren’t supposed to. A fall wouldn’t hurt him… he could just jump off and avoid the whole mini problem again. Besides, he didn’t want to be alone just yet. Scooting across the wall he carefully slithered his way to the window and then stepped up on the window seal to looks up, well try to look at Danny. The roof was higher than he anticipated, and while it was easy for her, he could barely get his hands on it. Giving once last glance at the now mostly contained minis he tried to pull himself up. Flapping to try and gain extra leverage. Too bad strength was not his best skill and not in this awkward position. His feet slipped and he hung attached only by his hands from the roof. “Danny…. Help.” He mumbled a bit pathetically as he wondered if he could get himself into proper falling position fast enough.

Danny on the bright side was strong enough for them both. What did she eat? He steadied himself on the roof and turned to look. Well it really was a nice view. “Yeah wow.” Considering their dorm was up on a small hill, it seemed to overlook everything. At least it gave him a very clear view of the campus. He decided it was worth braving the vicious mini pets in Danny’s room for this.

“Thanks.” He forced out a small smile back at her, one that wasn’t entirely ungenuine.

“Can we lay off with the touching? You are messing up my hair!” not that he kept it particularly neat. “And no, I’m not a nerd.” He was glad she didn’t think so, but he really could do without the open displays of affection, and the touching. “And you… are a lot stronger than I thought you’d be. “ he wasn’t sure if it was a compliment or not. She certainly wasn’t the girl his mothers were.