Akemi dashed around the rocky mountain path as she lagged behind. Her friends ahead clearing a path while Timn, directly in front of her, reached out his hand to help her along. She didn't dare look behind, as she could tell their lead was almost non-existent. Akemi took Timn's hand and was pulled forward as the stone door scraped against the heel of her shoe. Everyone was panting. It was dark, but they were safe. 

[color=58e593]"The hard part is over, yes?"[/color] Akemi teased, knowing full well that there was more to come. They weren't even half way done with their journey, and never mind the fact that they only just entered orc territory. Akemi looked up to find that everyone had left. Her eyes quickly rushed around, and her hand reached out to where she could've sworn Timn was just there. Oh, he was. Akemi grinned, thinking the others probably went to scout ahead. Timn grinned too, his pointy teeth shined in what little light there was and his eyes were shared her relief with a red hue. Akemi was able to catch her breath with him there and her stomach seemed to cease its nervousness. A wave of tiredness flew over her in her relief as she looked down. A curiosity caught her eye. Something shiny seemed to be sticking out of her. Or into her. Then she remembered; Timn didn't have red eyes or pointed teeth.

[color=58e593]"Zzz Zzz-!"[/color]

Though Akemi didn't snore, there was rustling coming from the plant that sat not too far from the door, against the wall. Akemi, who had been curled up asleep, awoke and stood to find a few flower buds falling from her vines as well as a crowd of people surrounding her. Loud people. Akemi had arrived the night before as she didn't exactly know when she should've been here. Not that she'd care a couple of days from now when she started skipping again, but it wouldn't hurt to make a good first impression. She looked around and wondered why there were so many reporters and the like here. There was only, what, ten people that could pass as a student here? And was that it? Only ten students? Sure, she supposed more could've showed up, but now she understood why she might've been able to join. They could use all the students they could get.