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Sarah woke up to see everyone in the class asleep or close to it, including the teacher and... Pride? She allowed herself a rare grin. She hadn't put him to sleep directly; she knew he was immune, but it was nice to know that she had made things that ...dead. Sarah giggled, and was instantly appalled at herself. It wasn't that funny. Nothing was that funny. Sighing, she put her head back on the desk.

Sarah shuffled past Pride and Lust, shooting a affectedly sweet smile at Pride, and then raising her eyebrows at her 'sister'. "'Mi-na', huh? Couldn't you come up with a better name than that?" She didn't wait for them to respond, instead shuffling off toward yet another class. How many classes did these kids have, anyway? She could probably bring everyone in the entire school down.

Echo sped out of the classroom before the other angel could talk to her. The longer she could avoid the situation, the better. Maybe she could even take out Pride before-
She bumped smack into someone and fell to the floor, landing gracefully on her butt; she couldn't afford any feats of agility, not when her cover might already be- She looked up at the person she'd bumped into and almost swallowed her tongue. It was Pride, and right next to him was the other Sin.

"Sorry," murmered Echo, twin spots of pink appearing in her pale cheeks. Pride reminded her far too much of the boys at her old high school. She tried to think over the thumping of her irrationally terrified heart. "You're right, it's not that big of a deal." Generally, there was nothing like agreeing with someone to make them forget you. Busy basking in the glow of being right, they're usually content to let the person who did the actual agreeing fade from their memory. She started to get to her feet, but her elastic popped out, allowing waves of golden hair to fall down over her back. Cursing softly, she knelt to retrieve the hair tie. This was not good.

"Thank you," she whispered, bright pink now and feeling like she might cry. This wasn't a good assignment; she couldn't work in this setting, and that was that. The Archangels would just have to send someone else. She was obviously unable to keep her feelings under control, here, and that meant that she wasn't just useless, she was a detriment to the cause. It was something of a relief to acknowledge the fact, and she felt the tears of the human girl she'd been disappear from behind her eyes, and felt the quiet confidence of the Angel she'd become take it's place.
Taking the hair tie from him, she sent him a bright smile. "Have a fantastic day. Really. " Still smiling, she turned and started to walk away.

Echo stopped, her heart jumping uncomfortably at the sound of a male voice. She needed to get out of this building! When she turned around, though, the guy looked only looked concerned...
After hesitating for a second, she cocked her head slightly and smiled. "Why wouldn't I be? My hair tie just popped out, so I have to fix it."

"Hold on," she exclaimed, smile growing. This guy was sweet, and Echo was extremely unused to sweet guys. "What's your name? Mine's Echo." She didn't mind introducing herself, now that she was pulling out of the mission.

(^_^ I'm really new at this, so I don't care. Seriously. I don't even know what Godmodeling is.)

Echo bit her lip to keep from laughing. "A very, very long one." She realized that wasn't going to cut it, so drew from her well rehearsed back story. "My parents are military, so we move a lot. Third school in nine months, if you can believe it." Unconsciously brushing her bangs out of her eyes, she turned the subject back to him. "So have you been here long? It seems like a nice school."