Welcome to Gaia! ::

Ayumu gulped, head down as he approached the gate's. Something seemed to be standing beside them, but he paid no mind to it until it talked to him.
"Welcome to Ria High School please show me your acceptance letter so I may give you your student ID"
He jumped with a highpitched squeak and looked at it suprised. "Uh, um...r-right!" He mumbled, rumaging in his pocket for it. "H-here!" He stammered, handing it over. The female-appearing android seemed to check it over. "Thank you, here is your ID and enjoy your enrollment at Ria High!" Ayumu just nodded, not entirely sure now what was supposed to happen. She handed him an ID and he blinked at it. "Um...thanks..." He mumbled heading on to school grounds putting the ID in his pocket. He looked around and blinked. Despite the friendly environment, he couldn't help feeling nervous. Everyone here is just like me... He thought in an attempt to calm himslef, I'm not 'weird' here.... He still felt weird, he always did. With a sigh he moved under one of the tree's leaning against it hoping he wouldn't be noticed.

Leena walked up to the gates of Ria with her belongings in a bookbag on her back, her bow in her left hand, and a quiver holding arrows over her right shoulder. She walked up to a table which had a robot behind it and stared at it. Leena leaned forward and poked it with a confused look. The robot responded and said, "Welcome to Ria High School please show me your acceptance letter so I may give you your student ID." Leena jumped back from being suprised by the robot but calmed down quickly. Leena then had to think about what the robot said and thought, Acceptance letter....? OH!. Leena put her bow and quiver on the floor and swung her bookbag to the front of her. Unzipping a pocket and retriving a folded piece of paper. Leena placed her bookbag on the floor and unfolded the paper, showing the robot her acceptance letter. "Thank you." The robot said and took the acceptance letter and traded her ID number for it. Leena blinked a bit and picked up the card with her ID number on it. "Your welcome! " Leena smiled at the robot, "And thank you!" Leena placed her ID number in the pocket that her letter was in and zipped it up. Placing her bookbag back on and picking up her bow and quiver, Leena walked past the gates of Ria and into the school itself.

Azrael had just came along the path to Ria High's gate and was kind of walking with a limp. He flapped his siz wings a few times shaking a feew drops of blood off. He was at the gates when he noticed a new girl had just stoppeda t the gates and was getting her I.D. His gaze didn't linger long on her as her business did not concern him that much. Behind him he dragged his large claymore along behind him the point drawing a line in the ground. He brushed past her as she was in his way, muttering a quiet excuse me under his breath. He nodded towards hte robot who opened the doors to him. Once inside he turned around the corner and slumped against the wall just inside of the door. His head slouched accross his chest as he rested a little.

The bloodied up boy seemed to rest against the wall, and Ayumu watched him, half-warily. He had wings. Ayumu had never seen anyone like this before. He'd never seen anyone like himself before mind, as he was the only person he knew who could re-grow limbs in a few seconds. He smiled to himself when the girl yelled at him, maybe this place wasn't so bad?

Ayumu looked at the girl now, wondering what she would do. He had heard the winged-boy apologize, but he had excellent hearing to to the constant repair of his eardrums. He looked back to the winged boy who was, he hated to admit to himself, kind-of cute.

Well, question answered. Ayumu got the feeling that the winged boy had said excuse me, but she hadn't heard it. He sighed, oh well. He loked at the winged boy again, half-hoping he'd come over so he'd have someone to talk to, and at the same time, hoping he wouldn't. He never could make his mind up about these things.

Ayumu sighed, watching them walk away from him. He figured they wouldn't come talk to him, not that it mattered much. No body talk to him any more, not even his own birth-parents had wanted him around.