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'A human machine...? Psh, what next, flying books? Lost in thought, Tsunagi almost tripped over a girl picking up papers of the ground.
She leaned over the girl's shoulder, casting a shadow on her, and raised an eyebrow.
"Need any help?"

"I'm Tsunagi." She said, kneeling down to helppick up the papers.
When she finished, she handed her share to Jean. She glanced at the ID card.
"So you're a new student too, eh?" She stood up and looked at the girl, smirking.
"You from the city?" Jean seemed nice enough, not like the other snobs she'd had to deal with so far.

Tsunagi grinned, "True... Oh Crap! I forgot my bags!" She dashed back towards the gate calling back,
"I'll catch up in a sec!"
((brb i gotta go to the store))

Coming from the hotspring he sat down at a nearby tree staring at the endless new students entering Ria for the first time. Grasping a band he quickly began to tie his mid-back length hair as he waited for someone to come. Silenty he stared up into the sky as he let his body be engulfed by the light and slowly dry off his hair. Sighing he closed his eyes as he felt the warm engulf his body. He started to hum, but just when he had gotten comfortable a shadow appeared over his head. Opening one eye he glanced upwards to make sure it was who he had suspected it to be. It was, standing before him was his brother who apparently had something to give to him. Twitching his ears he watched him toss it down and walk away. He blinked slightly confused at his brother's quick action and just waved good bye. "How odd he's usually talkative", he thought to himself as he picked up the parcel.
Holding up the brown paper wrapped package he looked at it. It was quite long and think, just about the length of one of his sabres, but it was wide and think enough to be at least 5 of them. Shrugging he hefted the package over his back and got up dusting off his pants and began to take a stroll with his tail waving behind him.

Hefting the package around wan't too smart since he seemed to way quite a bit. As he walked around the school he spotted a girl who seemed lost. "Oi, Ma'am do you need any help?", he asked her. "Must be a new student", he thought to himself as he readjusted the package hanging from his back.

He took a quick glance to where she had pointed and his face lited up as he intantly recognized the building. "Ah, well you see that just happens to be the dorm. Actually I'm heading there myself to drop off this package in my room.", he said nodding his head towards the parcel on his back. "Well if that's all see ya I'm going in", he said smiling and waving to her with his free hand. (going to dorm subforum now...>.> WHEEE I got my first star so I"m going to create a room x3)

Rachel yawned as she leisurely made her way up to the gates of Ria High, glancing around at the place and taking stock of her new surroundings.

"So, this is the place, huh?" she said out loud to no one in particular. "Looks okay so far, I suppose."

Ignoring the cat-calls of the boys on their way into the school, she walked through the thick iron gates of the school. She was wearing her characteristic half-frown, still looking about and trying to get a handle on what sort of place this was shaping up to be.

Let's see, now... she thought, glancing back and forth at the other people surrounding her. Kids with angel wings, brooding teenage vampires, scantily clad catgirls, guys with huge swords obviously overcompensating for a lack of size elsewhere... She sighed deeply, shaking her head and trying to take it all in. It's like I just walked out of reality and into one of Joseph's stupid anime shows.

Trying to ignore the madness running rampant all around her, she continued walking toward the courtyard. Suddenly, she was stopped in her tracks by a robot, its hand outstretched as it requested to see her transfer papers.

Oh good, Rachel mused to herself, rolling her eyes. A robot. That's the one thing I was missing. Now my day is complete.

"Yeah, hang on, just a second..." she said as a third hand sprouted from the back of her neck and reached into the backpack hanging from her shoulder. After rummaging around for a few seconds, it emerged with the acceptance letter, handing it over to Rachel and disappearing again. She held it out to the robot, a rather bored expression on her face. "Here. This should be it."

The robot looked over the papers briefly, and then moved out of the way, clanging out a short and very generic metallic greeting. Rachel nodded in response, sighing.

Oh well... I guess I'll just have to give it a chance, she thought. She ran her fingers through her brown hair, changing it to black as it cascaded back in waves. Today is definitely a black day.