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Kiyuto jumped as a virtual map of the school appeared. He looked at it cuirously with a quirked brow. His hand reached for his backpack, lifting it up as the map disappeared. He discovered a small button that activated the map. An acorn then hit his head. He turned around quickly to spot... A bald squirrel? he was a bit confused, yet still amused by this act. He huffed lightly as Lillith left him with a lage pile of paper work. " Oh great, it like a military school for the literally gifted." he mumbled, staring over at the two girls in the grass that were also filling out the paper work.

He trotted over with a small smile, plopping down beside them along with the paper work. " Hello ladies! Mind if I join you?" he asked sweetly. He then gave them the puppy dog eyes, one of his trade mark faces. He wasn't very literate, so would definately need help. But he didn't want to admit that to the girls. They'd make fun of him, so tried to keep it hidden. He was surprised he had actually found this place, thanking the cab driver who did most of the work. He would have to get a job, but would they have any her?

Xandria stopped, looking at the huge gates, and at the school beyond. It was bigger than anything she'd ever seen before. With a sigh, she looked behind her at the car that was just pulling away. Wishing she could remember who had sent her here, Xandria stepped through the gates. She nodded to the android.
"Hello, let me see your acceptance letter," it said crisply. Xandria handed her the letter silently, her long silver and black hair blowing across her face in the slight breeze. She lightly brushed it away and took her ID tag with a slight smile. Xandria walked down the path and paused as someone called her over to a table. She quickly filled out the forms and took a map of the school. Looking over it, Xandria sighed. It was so big...how would she ever learn it all? Oh well...she'd get it, she knew. Xandria merely stood there, her shoulder bag on her shoulder, wondering where to go first. The shimmery purple blouse she'd chosen to wear that day shone brightly in the sun and Xandria sighed. "Library..." she looked at the map again and started off in that direction. Libraries were safe.

Ame stood outside the gates of Ria High school. Her long bluish silver hair blew in the wind. She quickly ran a delicate hand through the silky strands, trying to tame it, but to no avail.
She approached the android standing at the gate with a smile on her face.
"Where is your acceptance letter?" The android asked in its metallic voice. Ame blushed profusely as she began to dig in her bag, trying to find it. She dug for several minutes, until she finally pulled out the crumpled piece of paper. "Here you go!" she cried gleefully, pushing past the robotic guard and heading towards the table where there were several forms for her to sign.
After filling these out, she stood quit still. Not knowing where to go or who to talk to. The wind continued to blow her hair wildly. She gazed at the school, it was huge. And seemed even larger to someone of Ame's tiny stature.

Xandria looked up and saw a girl standing there, stock still. She walked over to her, adjusting her shoulder bag and holding the map still. "Are you all right?" she normally would never have done such a thing, but there are always exceptions to a rule. "It's a pretty big place," Xandria said softly, looking back toward the school.

Xandria laughed quietly. "Didn't mean to scare you," she said. "I don't really want a dorm, so I'm not even going to go there..." Xandria looked down at the map again. "I was going to the library. Want to come and get lost with me?" she was trying hard to seem normal, not silent like she normally was. Besides, this girl looked nice enough. "I'm Xandria."

Ame grinned happily and reached for Xandria's hand. "I'm Ame!" She said. She fell instep behind Xandria and they began to look for the library.
"So, exactly why don't you want a dorm?" she asked meekly staring at her feet. "I'm ok with being here...except everyone thinks I'm ten." She sighed over dramatically.

Ame blushed profusely. "Yeah I know." she giggled softly her eyes dancing merrily. "Its ok though. Sometimes I get into amusement parks for free!"
She smiled softly then. "I'm sorry you don't like walls. I have fears too. What do you like?" She continued with her smile, always looking happy. "I really like just about anything. Except tornados" She shrugged, letting her small shoulders shake. "I hate them with a passion, and my favorite thing is, uhm. I guess the water! I adore it!"

((Kurai Edit: This is a one liner, which is against our Guild Rules. Please extend your posts, thank you

Ame: Ok,I edited it... sweatdrop ))

Lana struggled with a bag out of her great aunt's trunk, landing on her behind as it came loose all of a sudden. The trunk door slammed shut and tears came to her eyes as the matriarch of her family drove slowly away, without even a goodbye. Quickly she rubbed them away and put a smile on.

School would be better than that family any day of the week.

She was Lana Ross, the ginger (a polite term for red head) haired great grand daughter of a man that owned some wilderness lodge. He'd been dead for a long time. His sister ran it now with an iron fist. She had never liked most of her family, and they'd never really liked her. She was fragile, small and silent. Her large green eyes and long hair with never a tangle, not like her sister Rosie. Lana was a proper and polite girl, but she'd never fit in with them. Ever.

Now she may never fit in, but no one fits in at school. She'd picked her clothes carefully, a blue shirt, and frilled skirt, overtop of a longer black skirt. Large boots and prescription sunglasses. If she was lucky there would be no dress code there.