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 Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 12:24 pm
Ever since that strange encounter with "Miss Mantiz," Howl Wickham had been left without a gym bag of his own. He had been grateful that he had been able to recover all of his fencing protective gear, however he now had a personal dilemma of his own.
How was he going to sneak out his civilian clothing without his dufflebag?
The most obvious solution was to borrow his roommate's gym bag, but today Franz had some sort of sports meet to cheer at. Howl, for all practical purposes, had been defeated. He left campus with his Hillworth uniform on, and unfortunately, that was how it was going to stay it would seem. If there was any sort of saving grace, it was that Howl at least had been able to sneak out a few very important accents to his look. Namely, his nose piercing, his earrings, and his decorative hair sticks.
Just because he was stuck in uniform did not mean he had to completely abandon any sense of individuality. Since apparently having long teal hair was not a statement of individuality.
The effeminate figure's fingers brushed over the jewelry in his pocket. He had already decided today would be a short visit to the world outside of the Hillworth gates. There was no need to display the fact he was a student at such a horrible facility to the whole world. He had barely just left the campus, but he couldn't help but glance back and practically glare at his "school."
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Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 1:10 pm
Madison Heller was also clothed in her school uniform, but in this case it was with a feeling of deep swelling pride, Meadowview having taken home the District banner for one of their many sports teams. Even if she wasn't on the team, she could still feel somewhat responsible as many of the people on the team were her friends. Who was to say that her corned beef sandwiches hadn't helped? What you couldn't deny was the fact that a large group of male teenagers was rubbing her head like it was a good luck charm. They had put her down a block ago, declaring that the Heller cup was too heavy.
Their jovial nature was infectious, a rowdy group that was all smiles. As they approached Hillworth, Rick picked Madison up off the ground and tossed her over his shoulder-- Madison chose to wear bicycle shorts under her skirt for this very reason-- and began to spin around like a top.
Madison was screaming. The boys were showing off, and Rick let Madison's feet touch back on the ground finally, after beating on his back and screaming jovial obscenities. Rick made a move to join the other boys, discussing who could bench press the most.
"We can use Heller, she's what, 150?" Rick called out.
"Hey!" Madison replied, and swung her fist at his face.
You do not speak about a lady's weight. Not even Madison Heller, who was not entirely a lady. At all.
Unfortunately, Madison's aim was off due to her spin cycle and she plowed her fist in to the face of an innocent, feminine figure.
"s**t, you just hit a girl," Rick offered, as if Madison wasn't aware.
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Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 1:59 pm
Correction: Madison hit a "girl" wearing the Hillworth uniform.
Hillworth was an all boys school.
Something was not right about this situation.
Howl had merely been walking past the crowd of Meadowview students when he had been clocked square in the face by a girl. Mark up yet another blow to Howl's already lacking masculinity. At least it hadn't been a knock out, and later on he would be quite grateful for the fact it had not been a straight shot to his nose. Broken noses were terrible things to deal with. He wobbled back from the hit, but managed to hold his ground (if only just barely).
A faint hissing noise escaped from behind his teeth, but it wasn't enough to mask out the sound of yet another person mistaking his gender. In an attempt to rectify this mistake, he dared to speak up.
"I apologize for crowding your group."
He might have looked like a girl, but his voice most certainly was not that of a young lady. It was masculine with that infamous English accent weaving through the words.
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