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Austin watched her walk away slowly.
"Damn. the only interesting girl in Ria gives up....thats a real letdown."
He closed the other eye. He had to find her again sometime. HE still didnt know what it was about her. There was something that interested him about her. Like that spark that every person looks for. HE hadnt even gotten her name.
He rose from his chair. pocketing his research. Then began to clean up what he had done. HE then turned around, and wlked out the door. He promised himself on the inside that he would find that girl again.

Naomi entered after him, but then stopped suddenly after only a couple steps. Her eyes grew rather wide as she gazed around, and then grinned happily. "This school is amazing!" she cried happily and then walked further in until she had arrived at Adam's side. She tore her gaze from the surrounding plants and slowly began folding her map back up before clutching it in her hand, her eyes returning to roaming around the area. It was true she most likely didn't know the names of almost everything in here, but that didn't change the fact she was enthralled.

"I don't see why it wouldn't be," Naomi smiled, glancing back at him and then leaning towards the closest flower. It was a bright purple, with broad petals, and looked extremely healthy. She tapped it very lightly with her finger, and then continued. "It's supposed to be a very nice school, I think," she said with a laugh as she turned face him again. "Well, it seems to be so far, at least."

Naomi nodded her head as she trailed slowly after him, allowing each plant she passed to take up a portion of her time before she moved on to the next. She paused for a moment though, to peek curiously over and see what Adam was looking at. She followed his gaze to the large tree and then stared at it for a moment before turning back to the flower she was currently looking at. She'd go visit the tree in a moment. For now, these came first. It made her happy that they were so well taken care of, and her smile never wavered, not even once.

Naomi paused again at a plant she did recognize, a red rose, and touched it very lightly before smiling. This place was wonderful... She glanced up at Adam, watching him for a moment until she realized they were each doing the same thing. She laughed quietly and then spoke aloud. "They're all so happy, aren't they?" she said, her voice falling to a rather contented sounding sigh. She pulled her hand away from the rose and moved to the flowers beside it, watching them with her head tilted slightly to one side.

Naomi nodded, either not noting the delay before he replied, or just not minding at all. Her tiny wings fluttered against her back, shifting her hair around for a moment before tucking in once more. She didn't even pause as she moved to another flower, starting to rock slightly in place and swaying side to side. Her headphones were still around her neck, and turned off, but it was almost like she didn't realize that. She was very close to bursting out in random song.

Adam slightly bent over as he brushed over the petal of a rose, and as he came back up he plucked a small blade of grass. He turned his head and looked over at Naomi, who was a bit ahead of him at this point, and he started to walk forward at the same pace as he was progressing before, now spinning the blade of grass around on his fingers as he watched Naomi and all her affection towards all the flowers, and then shifted his gaze so that he would see all around and just watch everything in his sight of vision. Once again the whole sight of the place amazed him.

Wandering over to the greenhouse again, Rachel looked around carefully before entering. She wasn't too keen on having to fight another battle like she did last time she came by. Luckily, the annoying brat with the smart mouth and the ice powers she'd fought before was nowhere to be seen. Striding into the greenhouse, she leisurely strolled up and down the various aisles of plants, looking around for something that would look nice to decorate the club room of the Botany Club. Stopping at some violets, she leaned down to touch their petals gently.

"Hmm... maybe these..." she mused out loud to no one in particular. "But the hydrangeas are pretty, too..." Moving to her left, she started inspecting the other plants sitting nearby. It'd sure be nice if I had a few more members to help me decide...