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Guiseppi frowned, but grudgingly accepted her explanation. "It makes as much sense as I suspect it ever will. Mysterious things like that rarely like to be understood, as my mother once said."

((I'm quoting you just to bring the story placement back up to speed. Also, I've been gone assisting my father with his hobby; we spent fifteen hours setting up, fusing, arming and, finally, firing off a massive fire work display. The largest pieces we had where ten inch guns to fire the largest rounds available into the air. Unfortunately, a kid got a small burn from one of the pieces...))


He shrugged, knowing his smirk was hidden, and said "But of course not; I am just as new as you are. Then again, the head of a school provides a means of assistance to students who are in dire need, so it should be evident. Let's try the main building first, I have a good feeling it will be higher up than half way."
He immediately walked off, headed for the closest door leading into the interior of the building. He figured that those who need to follow will to the point of self satisfaction, providing help but not jamming it down throats.
He headed up four flights of stairs, never breaking pace but also artfully avoiding contact with others, looking for any signs.

Guiseppi shrugged helplessly at Shadowpaw. "The Headmistress is... very much unpredictable. As for pants... I'm afraid I can do nothing to help you there." He glanced over at the other people who had also approached the door. "Are you all here fore the Headmistress as well?"

Shadowpaw took the cloak greatful for the length of it. She quickly wrapped it around her, happy that it was long enough to fall down to her ankles.

"Thank you, Sir, for the cloak." She smiled at the masked man and under the cloak she slipped off the jacket Guiseppi had loaned her. "And thank you, Guiseppi, for the jacket."

She looked over the new comers to the already sizable group massing in front of the Headmistress's door. The one, older seemed to be a teacher and the one who gave her the cloak seemed to be another student. It was hard to be sure, seeing how she couldn't make out the age very well on either of them.

"Well now that I feel a bit more presentable to the Headmistress, how about while we all are waiting we at lest exchange names?" Shadowpaw said with a uneasy smile.

Guiseppi rolled his eyes and crossed his arms; the one newcomer was really getting on his nerves. "Because I obviously planned all of this," he muttered. Then he took his jacket back from Shadowpaw, nodding to her. He looked at the blindfolded one, and just raised an eyebrow. "No one."

He sighed and reintroduced himself. "I am Guiseppi."

The young Drow smiled with a bow, "Nice to meet you all I am Uriyu Yukoto, in case you havnt noticed yet by my skin color I am indeed a drow." He said calmly. Then he scowled, "and before anyone asks no you cant see my eyes, they are indeed red and I can indeed see." he said trying to still speak politely.

"I'm Shadowpaw," She turned to Uriyu and grinned wolfishly, "and I'm the one who was for the most part naked. And no you can not see."

She looked to the last member of the group to introduce herself. The bat-girl who she could feel wasn't going to be an easy person to get along with. Shadowpaw couldn't explain as to why, maybe it was because of how she had this high and mighty attitude and looked down on everyone. She just softly growled, barely loud enough for herself even. But she didn't want her good mood of being around other people after her long period of being alone to be dampened by something like that.

Raven wasn't very attentive to all the goings on around her, too bothered by the fact she had thought it was her old best friend howling off in the distance. Instead it was some out of place wolf girl who had not been taught etiquette in dressing oneself. It took everything in her to not let her eyes glow, since that was always a sign she was bothered.

What was she waiting for? An introduction? "I am Raven Nightsong, assassin and huntress extraordinaire." She said in a proud tone, not bothering to hide it in the least.