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((You're right, Currupted Dart. My cats always attacked my dog when I first got him. He was smaller than they were. But now, since he's grown and bigger then they are, he's getting his revenge. He traps them in the basement.))

Reven watched intently as the girl caught the fish with ease. "It's good exercise to chase them, and I like to enjoy this water, it's so clear and fresh, I feel like I could breathe it in like air." He said after the demonstration, he found it good fun to chase them. The chase was the best part in his opinion, even if he was left empty handed.

"Actually my name is Reven Talon, not hungry, but I am hungry." Reven replied, hoping what he said made sense, or at least the false confidence he said it with would make it seem to make sense. The only time Reven was confident was in school, he always excelled at his studies, but in jail you either exceed expectations or you fail, because the expectation was you fail, so he didn't have much of a choice. The courses they took there were rigorous, and if Reven would have had friends he probably would have failed just like everyone else. He's expecting the same thing of this school, and he's half-expecting to fail.

Charlie paused as she took in his explanation about chasing fish. She never chased them actually. It never occurred to her to play with her food. She wasn't a cat, so maybe that was why she never had fun with her meal. She dipped the fish back into the water and watched as he swam away quickly.

"The water is beautiful," she breathed softly, scooping the liquid into her hand and watching the way the light from the sun reflected on the water. "But it is much more amazing at night."

She loved the moonlight, it enhanced all the colors and shadows of the dark. The moonlight could easily uncovered all the secrets that were hidden in any place.

Actually my name is Reven Talon, not hungry, but I am hungry. Charlie chuckled and squinted her eyes to look at him. The sun's glare was strong. "You're funny," she commented as she waddled back to shore. She hoisted her wet self onto the bank and sat underneath the sunlight so her clothes could dry.

"So what are you doing out here for? Shouldn't you be back at the dorms making friends?" Charlie questioned, flicking water with her feet.

Sarah shook her head mutely. "No, I've never seen him before," she said. She stayed silent for the rest of the trip over to the dorms - it was fine to just listen to Gallant talk. He'd certainly had an interesting life.
When they reached the second floor, Sarah stopped outside Room 5. "This is my room," she said. "Thanks for helping me carry my stuff." Sarah unlocked the door and opened it, but paused in the doorway. "Where's your room?"
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"Thank you," Jasper said with a smile. Not evil, for once. He'd just gotten his feathers ruffled, that was all. This school still provided plenty of opportunities.
Jasper went upstairs to gather his papers and noticed the girl with the staff getting ready to head back down. ((I think Akane's still there, if I'm wrong and you're already gone, correct me.)) She seemed to be dreading the prospect of going back downstairs with the heavy staff.
Jasper smiled and went up to her. "Hi, I'm Jasper," he said. He gestured at the staff. "Need any help managing the stairs?"

Charlie had been watching the movements of the water as Reven was talking. The way it sway to the wind and how ripples formed underneath her touch was quite fascinating. She picked up her head when he mentioned about his uncertainty when making friends. Making friends had never been a problem with her, she talked randomly with everyone, literally. Even with the homeless around her block.

"Then I can be your first best friend," she beamed. His terms were confusing, she did not do that well is school. But it didn't matter, she wouldn't be prejudice against people just because they had some condition. It never got in the way.

She reached out and grabbed a strand of his hair, eyes glowing with intensity. "You have long hair," she commented, curling in between her fingers. It was brown, a colored that she loved.

Her eyes flashed as she sniffed the air subtly. She dropped her hand and twitched to her left. There was another wolf...Charlie's eyes narrowed slightly. Wolves were territorial by nature, it was only natural that Charlie felt a stab of frustration. But she managed to smiled pleasantly at the other wolf.

Saki walked through the campus, smiling, like she always does when she's not alone. She walked to the fountain. Maybe if I just stay here someone will talk to me, she thought. She had never been the kind of person to start conversations. She leaned against the fountain and scanned the crowd.

Reven watched the approaching wolf closely and let out a slight laugh as it seemed friendly. "I think the wolf wants to play." He commented, going over to where the wolf was and reaching out to pet it. As he closed in he noticed something odd about the wolf and pulled his hand back. He remembered what the acceptance letter had said and was afraid to treat a student like a pet. "Errm you aren't a student right?" He asked scared that he may seem like an idiot.

Reven had excellent reflexes, but he learned not to overestimate his ability. A time on the run he had actually had a gun pointed at him, and he thought he could dodge the bullet, maybe if he was more trained in his ability that would have been possible, but at that time he was shot in the shoulder, after he took out the shooter, but he nearly bled to death. He was rushed to the emergency room, and that was how his parents found him.