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Despair, the Headmaster that was apparently sent out there, watched from her hiding spot as the boy behind the tree climbed over the large bark, talking with the girl about what was going on. Her ears twitched and swerved around, trying to find the right position to listen in on the conversation. It was faint but clear enough for her to know that they were introducing themselves to each other and continuing on. [color=red][i]Good, I don't have to chase them down and call 'them' for assistance,[/i][/color] the little one rejoiced in her head. It would have been fun for her to scream and run after them like an insane murderer in the forest, but she had to keep them alive for the school. Dying of a heart attack was the least of their worries.

As they advanced down the pathway, Despair leaped forward through the treetops to follow after them, keeping track of their movements and conversation until they stopped near the entrance. The first child that ran earlier was talking to the Headmasters. Perfect timing. She just heard them mention her, too.

With a giant leap towards the castle entrance, she landed on all fours in between the two taller Headmasters. [color=red]"Sup kid,"[/color] she casually said to the one waiting near the three while rising to her feet. On closer inspection, it was clear that she seemed to be some sort of hybrid. Calling her a 'wild mongrel' was an understatement. The boy being the closest one to them - however, he was still keeping his distance, which was probably a good idea - had the best point of view on her. She was more beast than the other two Headmasters. Wolf ears that were blended in her hair were swerved towards the three children; the front of her mouth having no skin for cover as it was shaped like a snout; and had a fluffy tail happily wagging around as she stood on her hind legs, her hands curved downwards towards each other like a dog on its back legs. Despair had no shoes due to the fact that her bottom half seemed more animal, especially the extended dog feet blatantly showing.

However, the two Headmasters didn't care for her appearance. For all the students knew, they could be much worse than the little one, just more formally dressed for a first impression. They certainly didn't look human, but at least they looked more human than Despair.

[color=pink]"Now that Despair is here, we'll introduce ourselves now. We apologize for the little one attempting to chase you all to the school, but remember - there's [i]much[/i] worse for you all that awaits both inside the school and within the forest. So, skipping to our names, our official names are [i]The Trickster[/i]-"[/color]

[color=purple]"-and [i]The Judge[/i]-"[/color]

[color=pink]"And we are the Headmasters that will be guiding you throughout the school. Do not be afraid of our current appearances because that is the [i]least[/i] of your worries. Come inside. We'd like to check you all in so we know who we're dealing with.[/color] [i]Trickster[/i] would wave a hand towards the door, barely touching it with her fingertips as it swung open, the gust of cold air coming through. Despair would ran inside, wobbling on her hind legs, and waited at the beginning of the hallway for the children to enter and follow her.