Sarias had just about enough of this academy, random train events to ridiculous towns, school plays she didn’t get picked for, exams! Not to mention the hive she had stumbled across of gross stick like creatures in her basement! She had managed to pawn a few off but they simple multiplied so fast that corners of her room were now out-of bounds and forget about asking Breck to help, she had the feeling her un-dead soul would pay the price to bother him over a trivial matter such as infestation.

Taking a leisurely if not required walk to chill the heck out Sarias wandered through the grounds, making sure she avoided the bigger groups of lazy monsters and bumbling demons. She was starting to cope with the large amount of students, although assembly’s and Holy-fire drills were still out of the question, she made sure to make up for this with extra homework and top notch projects. She grinned deep to herself, she didn’t care that she was gaining a reputation for being a teachers pet, the grades spoke louder than her bragging ever could but if it wasn’t for her ghostly beauty and irrefutable bad attitude she would be your typical geek, a name she wasn’t about to add to her list.

Yet there was one thing that eluded her even now, someone to call an ally, dammit, even an acquaintance would be something at this point. Sure she wanted to keep away from the ‘popular’ kids. The more known and liked the more people wanted to know you. She couldn’t have that, the thought sent ectoplasmic chills down her fake spine. But she couldn’t avoid the feeling of alienation. She had plenty of things to hear her out, Ichabod her gremlurk, the tentacle creature she had found down the girls shower room, the wall. But she actually missed the conversation of another being, with its own mind, thoughts and feelings. She wouldn’t care for said person, well that’s what she told herself, but it still didn’t stop her wanting to find someone on her level.

That was going to be harder than she thought.