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She laughed. "Yah its some pretty great stuff alright." She grabbed her food and sat down. She bit her lip and looked over at him. Why do I feel this way? He makes me so...happy when Im around him.

She smiled. "Yah..." And did you know that I like you? Hah... I cant believe myself.

She started to eat her food somewhat slowly.

She walked into the bathroom, and started the water. Once she got in, she started singing.
"Who are those little girls in pain? Trapped in a castle on the moon." She sang in a low, sweet voice.
After she was done, she washed herself and got out. She put her clothes on, and looked at herself in the mirror.
"Its only the fairy tale they believe." She sang the last words again. The scarlet eyes looked back at her, and she glanced at the contacts case that she had brought into the bathroom with her. She shook her head, and went back out.

((good luck, we're rooting for you.))

After Orphis saw that koori was finished, he tried to think of something to do. He finally thought of something. "Wanna go for a swim?" He asked her.

((Hello everyone! I like how the story is going so far; it looks like fun! smile Oh, and Stellarlicious, did you get my profile for this RP? I sent it last night.

EDIT: Oh shoot! I looked at the rules again; sorry! I'll fix whatever is wrong with it! sad ))

[[yah just got it. Sorry just got around to it. ill put it up in a fw]]

Orphis went in and started to change too. He came out in his white swimming shorts. He extended his wings a bit and looked down the hall. "Ready to go?" He asked her

(That's ok. I thought mabye there was something wrong with the first one. So, just ignore the edited one I just sent. xd
I typed up the intro last night. It's a bit long.)

Sakura looked at the gate that led to the Academy. The place looked huge, nothing like Sakura Chou had ever seen before. It was a nice day, her long blond hair blew slightly in the wind as she held onto her suitcase and violin case. She stood there for a minute, gazing upon the vast school; it would either be a grand magical castle, or a large torture chamber. The Reject Academy, she repeated the name in her head. She hoped that she really would fit in, but she was so shy around people. She’d have to open up, she‘d have to forget the past. And the fire…

She pushed the gate open, and closed it behind her. She was now on the school grounds. Well, guess I’d better find where the dorm rooms are first, she thought, as she walked along the sidewalk towards the building. It was quite beautiful, she had to admit. She only stopped again to fix the ribbon in her hair, then continued to the front of the school. The outside seemed deserted for now; perhaps everyone was inside. She opened the doors to the building, and closed them behind her. There were a couple students here and there, and she asked a lady at the front counter where the dorms were, although it took a minute for the words to come out right. “U-uh, P-pardon me, but d-do you know where the rooms, I-I mean the dorm rooms are?” The woman gave her a strange look before answering. “Take a right down that way, and they’re up the stairs.” She took a look at Sakura’s card. “You’re dorm 6. It’ll have a six on the front door.” she replied kindly, looking at her strangely still, then handed her the key. Feeling rather embarrassed, Sakura thanked the woman quickly, then went down the hall, her face a bit red. Sure enough, there was a sign next to some grand stairs saying ‘DORMS 1-6 ON SECOND FLOOR’. Taking the stairs, she found herself in a hallway with three doors on each side, the end of it leading to the third floor. She went to the door labeled 6, and opened it with the key.

She gasped in awe, then let out a squeal in delight; it was so big, and beautiful. Now that she was in the safety of the dorm, she happily let the wings out of her body. They weren’t really huge, but they were about medium size (maybe a bit smaller than that) and covered in white feathers. Sitting her stuff down next to a bed for a moment and forgetting to close the door, she took a small tour of the whole room, deciding where she could put stuff for now. Of course, things would change a bit when she got a roommate, but she’d manage, hopefully. Of course, there was always the possibility that she got a guy as her roommate. She had nothing against them, she just had never roomed with one before, and she hoped that it wouldn’t be too awkward if it came to that. She’d have to open up greatly while she was here; that’s what the teachers and professors told her. It would help her ‘problems’ and help her to ‘fit in.’ She greatly hoped they were right, despite how much she despised some of them. She then began to unpack her stuff, making sure to leave plenty of room for her future roommate.