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" Nice to meet you." Kyle said with a smile. He whistled and Sky came and stood on his shoulder. " So, how are you? I'm new here. I used to live in California. I heard people here hate rich people is that true?" Kyle asked with a very questioning look on his face.

Tsukiko had never been so confused...What was Kuma's deal? What was this guy's deal? Kuma purred and her haste effect wore off. She slowly climbed back into the fluff in Tsukiko's jacket. He thought: Is it over? But said, " What a pain..." and picked up his ID card. "I dont't get it. Kuma started the fight...But what's with you? Calling Sky back?"

Kuro walked into the dining hall for the third time.Being a half vampire he never found food as interesting but he needed it for his angel half.We should just try the hospital...They probably have transfusion blood...Kira told Kuro.I know...We're going there later...Kuro told Kira in his head.But you forgot that our angelic heritage makes us need food too...He finished.

Kuro walked to the machine and slid his I.D. inside"Cola, steak, and German chocolate cake."He said to the machine.He got his meal and found a table.He sat alone and observed what was going on as he took a bite of his steak.There was one person he recognized though he didn't know the person.He was in the lounge when Kuro went to the snack bar trying to get some blood.He took another bite of steak and chewed quietly as he sat alone.

Kyle replied," Uhhhh, well i got kind of bored and I'm new here. I'm trying to meet people not start a fight..."

Kuro chugged his cola."Man...Life doesn't get more boring..."He said quietly.He took a few more bites of steak."I mean...My parents enroll me into this school..."He swallowed and took another bite."Expect me to make friends and lead a more exciting life..."He swallowed then took another bite."And then I end up with the opposite of what they want..."He said aggravatedly and took the whole slab of what was left of his steak and swallowed it whole.

Kuro started on the german chocolate cake."Maybe...I shouldn't blame everyone.."He muttered quietly taking a bite of the cake and chewing thoughtfully."Maybe it's my fault..."He said swallowing and taking another bite."Perhaps I'm just too closed off..."He said to himself.Wthin a few more bites his cake was gone.Kuro sighed."I guess I need to find something more to do..."Kuro said to himself.What was all that annoying rambling?Was it to me or yourself?Kira asked.Shut the hell up...I don't need your sentiments...Kuro replied.He stood up and began walking to the campus hospital.

As he returned from his trip to the Pheonix Grotto, he walked aroudn the campus, tryign to find a aplace to eat. Following strangers and listenign to their conversations, he foudn this dining hall. As he walked in, he foudn the atomsphere to his liking. A fireplace? Very nice touch. He looked aroudn to where people recieved their food. Finding people getting in line,a dn then leaving it with large helpfuls of trays, he stood in that line to get some himself.

Tomoro smiled as his story as she slowly pushed the doors on the cafeteria open. Such an innocent story it was, yet quite sad as well. To think that one's own parents would say something like that... it just seemed so cruel. If anything, that opened Tomoro's eyes a bit more to the world, and made her realize she wasn't the only one who went through more than one difficult times.

"Everyone... has flaws, Liuz. Some more than others. That's what makes us all unique." Tomoro smiled at that; usually she wouldn't say such things. Liuz definitely needed someone to comfort him, however... and he reminded Tomoro so much of herself, she just couldn't help it. Being alone all the time. Stories made up about oneself. Spotting an empty table for two, Tomoro quickly dropped Liuz's hand and pulled the chair out for him to sit in. Bowing, she spoke quietly. "I... will go get some fruit for myself. I can get your food too, if you wish." Turning around, her hair swiveling behind her back, she then noticed a young man with orange hair kicking one of the machines.

"That's... no way to treat school property." She said as she walked by her eyes peering. It seemed as if her attitude had changed abrubtly, and she stopped just past him, folding her arms across her chest. "I didn't know we had neanderthals at this school." Letting out a small 'hmph,' Tomoro then switched her pace to move toward the vegetarian booth, which carried a large amount of fruits and veggies.

Tomoro waited in line for a bit, tapping her foot impatiently. When she finally reached the front of the line, her eyes seemed to sparkle brightly. So much our Earth has brought us.... I'M SO HAPPY!!! She bit her lower lip, and didn't want to seem like a "fruit freak," as people back home had called her, so Tomoro only took two of every fruit in the entire line. Watermelon, apples, bananas, kiwis, oranges; all were stacked upon her plate. Once she reached the cashier, a young girl who appeared no older than fifteen, she gave her a weird look, and charged her up.

"...wow. That's a lot of fruit. $23.95, please. Tax included." Tomoro nodded, and dug out of her pocket with one hand while balancing all the fruit on her other palm a fifty dollar bill, handing it to the cashier. "Please... transfer the rest to my account." The cashier nodded, and began pressing buttons at a quick pace, while Tomoro swiveled around and headed back to the table.

With one foot, she put her ankle around the leg of the chair, pulling it down, nearly dropping all of the fruit onto the table. Instead, she set it down, and plopped into her chair, clapping her hands and bowing her head down, as if in prayer.