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Chris sighed. He had hoped to walk with a pretty girl, instead he was stuck by his brother. He liked his brother and all, but he just wasn't the same as a cute girl.

"Quite your sighing." Ulric commented, "It won't change anything." His brother sometimes annoyed him. He was so unfocused. He only thought about girls, and goofing off. Never about any of the serious things.

Ulric sighed as his brother began walking off, "Just don't get in any trouble." A joking salute from Chris didn't really help his confidence. Still, he trusted his brother enough. Just as long as he didn't do anything stupid.

Chris pushed his way through the crowd, till he heard a small voice. He turned to see a vary pretty girl. She was petite, had long dark hair, and wore a scarf. With a smile he walked up to her, "Your feet really that interesting?" He joked.

Brook had half a mind to introduce herself, buy shyness got the best of her. No one cared for her anyways. No matter where she was, she was labeled 'The Invisible Emo'.

Ysenda scoffed and walked ahead. She'd done this a million times before. All of the students we're excited, but to the teacher it was a filthy city, made worse because it would have bossy, goodie-goodie, party-obsessed, psychotic, emo, certifiably insane, psychotic idiots.

"Christopher." Chris replied shaking her hand. He spotted Kana and Brook all alone. He waved for them to come over. he couldn't resist the thought of being surrounded by pretty girls..And he felt bad to see them all alone. He figured even if he didn't get one of them, then at least they'd make some friends and not be alone. He guessed it was his brother's influence that made him feel like that.

Ulric nodded to Ysenda, no doubt she'd be her grumpy self, but he'd still might as well do his best to be friendly.

Brook looked up to see a boy wave to her. "Did you need something?" She asked. No one had ever bothered to talk to her. What was she supposed to say? What are you supposed to do? I guess I'll wing it. Brook thought. Hopefully she wouldn't be considered a freaky loner, like usual. Then again, she probably would be. Once a loner, always a loner.

Ysenda nodded to Ulric. "Good morning, Ulric." She said simply. Only her family talked to Ysenda, mainly because of her sour temper and ability to push people away.

River slowly walked to the entrance of the castle. Most of the people there, so he figured what the heck. He glanced around and was basically thinking the same thing Rose was. He glanced up from his sweeping black hair and noticed Rose standing by herself, looking thoughtful. Without a second thought, he walked over to her. Some people said he had sort of a swagger to him, just the way he walked seem to draw people in, to learn more about him because he was so quiet and isolated. He looked down from his 6'1' height to Roses small stature. "Hey," He nodded to her, his bright blue eyes always seems to stop people in their tracks. It was the first thing people notice about him. They werent really the typical kind of blue. They have a noticable ring of royal blue around his color, then they turn into a light turqoiose. Almost all the colors of blue you can imagine are in his eyes.

And for some odd, unexplainable reason,he had to smile back too. "Im fine." then he chuckled. "I think last night around midnight, i heard some wolf howl at the moon...and i was thinking it might have been you." He smiled, flashing his bright white teeth. He stuck his hands in his worn, beat up jeans. He was wearing a black Tshirt and regular Vans.

Michael's hands were in his pockets as the lot of the students walked to the city. He sighed softly, overhearing some kids talk, mainly three girls and a guy. He just stayed quiet, feeling a little too separated from these people. But he wondered.... what made him so different, he seemed just like all these other kid, so what kept them from talking to him? He sighed and picked up a stone, familiarizing himself with it's coarse yet rather smooth surface, basking in the fact he was so far outcasted by the other students.

Lucas couldn't help but chuckle at his wife's answer to the student's answer. She was always good at keeping most information from people. It's how no one knew of their secret, and so because his wife answered the question, he kept his silence, but couldn't help but turn his head at a boy with a rock in his hands, being as silent as a ghost town. He hoped the students would gain some friends on this trip, yet it seemed that even here at the boarding school, it was possible to ignore some kids.