Ine =
Mugen =

Ine was on his way back from the cafeteria, idly taking his time as he walked. He liked to watch where he was walking incase he found anything interesting on the ground; fallen necklaces, odd shaped rocks, interesting flowers, anything he could possibly bring back to his bunk and collect was a find for him. He wasn't sure how his roomate, Panda, felt about it, considering sometimes he stuff tended to make its way over it his side of the room, but since he hadn't said anything specifically to him he figured it wasn't that big a deal.

As Ine walked along his turtle slow pace, he didn't watch where he was going. He often forgot to do that, whether it was when he was walking or in class. Either way it always ended in a not so positive way. Today his inability to pay attention was destined to end in a meeting. This meeting would be with someone who was not in the same house with him, but with another camper he had had class with, Rin. Another one of her kind to speak with. If he would just pay attention, than maybe this encounter wouldn't start of so awkwardly. Being distracted by something to his side for a brief moment, Ine tripped on a protruding rock from the dirt and landed flat on his face. He was smooth alright.

Mugen had once more found himself outside during the daytime; a habit he wasn't finding all that appealing. Normally Mugen kept to himself, stayed up late, and went to sleep around dawn. Though, since he'd come to camp, he was discovering his sleeping habits were shifting rather quickly into a partner of sleepless days, and dream filled nights. "Ugh..." He groaned as he made his way towards the cafeteria. It had been a restless night again, but he'd finally managed to get some shut eye, his room mate Cerberus' having kept him up for some of the night with competative howling with... Mugen could only imagine, himself. Which he was beginning to realize was an annoying aspect with rooming with a three headed canine. In his wary state, the tall mythological serpent didn't even realize he was about to meet his third camp resident on his exhausted morning excursion. He heard a noise, sounding like someone had hit the ground nearby. 'Ignore it... Just keep walking...' he thought to himself, 'damnit... That damn Rin... Saying I should get to know people'. Talking a detour, he found himself staring down at a small boy, "Are you... Alright?" He asked, pausing awkwardly to find the right words to say to the short student.

When Ine heard the voice of another individual he felt himself almost cringe into the dirt. He had hoped that his snafu had gone unnoticed, but it seemed as if he had the misfortune of putting on a show for someone else here in the camp. Picking himself off the ground with an unpleasant sounding chitter, Ine looked up to whomever it was that had just asked him if he was ok. The student had bright blue eyes and skin that reminded Ine of ash. Ine wiggled his nose quietly, dirt falling from it and his cheeks as he opened his mouth to speak, "Uhm... I think?"

He thought. Awesome. He thought he was ok, he couldn't just answer 'Why yes, good sir. I am quite alright'. Sometimes he wondered if he even had half a brain, but now wasn't the time to think deeply. He picked himself up carefully, inspecting his now dirt covered white clothing and sighed. He needed to really watch where he was going, before he found all his good clothes stained with the dirt beneath his feet. Maybe Panda could help him get out the stains, he was pretty smart.

"S-sorry about that," Ine muttered, not quite sure as to why he was apologizing to the male in front of him since he hadn't exactly done anything to him, "Uhm. I'm I-Ine. Who're you?"