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"Training, I assume most people are here to learn and train as well. My light and shadow abilities mainly, but I was also planning on some archery practice. What about yourself?" Mikee streched and took a deep breath. He'd also heard people attend for company but hadn't understood entirely what that meant, not knowing much about people, so he didn't mention it.

Heero turned around to see a girl waving his way. "Is she talking to me? Wait, I've seen her before... guys, I'll be right back." Heero walked over to the girl. "Hello, I've seen you somewhere before." Heero thought about where he saw the girl from. "Oh yeah, your that rich girl from that city, Nelon was you'r name right?"

"Nelon???" It took a while for Shiron to catch on to the fact that he forgot her name, but when she did she became very mad. "IT'S SHIRON YOU MORON!!!" Shiron punched Heero in his head with every word that came out of her mouth. "I feel better." Shiron looked at Heero who was now on the ground with four big lumps on his head. "Maybe I hit him too hard?"

Ignoring the disturbance from some way behind them, Mikee turned to face Natsana. "Well, I suppose that means you can meet people here. My master sent me away too, a mage turned up one day and started shouting about a treasure. My master then saw me and shouted at me to leave the castle and not to return. The mage badly burned my left hand and set the castle on fire as I was running away."


Mikee fell silent for a bit, then said "I wonder why he was so mad at me? maybe the mage guy told my master I had robbed a treasure from him? I never found out." Mikee shrugged it off, not being one to focus on serious matters. "Anyway, that was something like 5 years ago. I eventually just wandered here, wanting to train my abilities."

"You have? who?" Mikee said jokingly, then looked around as if trying to see someone else. In the middle of this playacting he walked into the school wall. "Ouch! You know, I think I found the dorms, or the cafeteria."

(( Two points here, Mikee hasn't figured out his master is dead. He believes that his master was angry with him rather than trying to save him from the mage. Secondly, if we want to enter the cafeteria or the dorms, then we have to move to their respective threads. ))

Nobara raised one eyebrow, and examined the people talking. They weren't exactly nice looking; in fact, they looked quite drab. One girl didn't seem to talk too much, and another boy seemed to talk too much. She sighed, leaning back, primping her hair up.

Already, this place looks like a drag. Everyone's boring and the guys aren't hot at all. Reclining on one arm, Nobara yawned a bit and stretched out, extending her legs and arms along the soft green grass, freshly watered thanks to the sprinklers. Rolling her eyes, she took out an arrow from her quiver, and turned it over, stroking the index feather.

"I need to buy more of these soon..." she mumbled, a bit irritated. The fletching was beginning to come off of the arrow itself, and she turned it over, looking at the designs scribbled upon it. Despite its old age, it had a certain glow to it; this arrow had seen more than battles. Smiling a bit, Nobara placed the arrow back in her quiver, and began to unstrap the bow on her back, it finally coming off after a few minutes with a large 'THUD.'

Nobara also brought a piece of gum out of her pocket, and unwrapped it quickly, stuffing the wrapper in back into it. She shoved it in her mouth, and began to chew like a cow, trying to soften it up. She'd always liked gum...

Finally, looking up at the sky through the thick oak trees leaves, she pushed her rimmed glasses back up on her nose, and sighed; Ria was so BORING. She needed to find something to do.... but she wasn't going to strut up to people and demand to be their friend, even if she wanted to. As hard as it was to believe, she was too shy for that.

Ethan sighed as he leaned against the wall.

"Great nobody here for me to register with either..."

He slid down the wall and sat the on the ground. He rested his arms on his knees and just kind of let his head droop, his silver, shoulder-length hair hid his face.