[center][b]Tori[/b] - [u]Paradigm Shift[/u] - At the Destiny Island![/center]

Man, who had this decision of a sudden vacation in an island... No, in a [b]sunny[/b] island! Tori was completely infuriated and the warm climate wasn't helping her, at all. Especially because she was wearing... The same thing she'd wear in the city. She wore a plain, simple white blouse with long jeans and average sneakers. Her eyes constantly gazed upon everyone else; how could they possibly enjoy this friendly atmosphere? It made no sense, they had just been attacked by demons. What about the traitor who simply left the academy and joined the demons? No one was going to search him and execute him? In Heaven, ages ago- when Tori was still an angel, whenever someone showed signs of treason, they were instantly banished from Heaven. The same didn't happen in Earth ands he couldn't help but feel that it'd only keep reocurring, since there was no punishment fit for those doing something wrong.

But oh well, who was she to judge- just another student lost into the mass. One that was growing increasingly wary of this school.. She could remember that day, when an angel appeared and saved the smaller one. The look... she received from the angel, after pointing her rocket at her. If this school became a sanctuary for angels who are taking a vacation on Earth, Tori would be in trouble- they knew her, they hunted her, they wanted her dead. The large majority, at least- she wasn't a natural being, to the angels who actively took part in the heaven's hierarchy, she was but a mistake and needed to be corrected- obviously by having her Grace taken away from her- and thus, dying for once and for all. She was confident on never letting this happen, though. 

Tori slowly began to walk away from the rest of the students, trying to be as invisible as possible- which was difficult, wearing what she was wearing in a [i]tropical island[/i], and just as she walked, she noticed someone who could stand out without even trying to with the corner of her eyes, her eyes widening as her mouth twisted into a scowl. Certainly whatever the sight was, it was likely something she did not enjoy seeing.