[centre][img]https://imgur.com/1A8bPLJ.png[/img][/centre] Caleb smiled happily as Calypso talked, nodding his head in affirmation of her statements about Divination. She seemed super keen on the branch of magic and he’d always found it endearing when someone was so invested in a topic. It had been something he’d struggled for a long time himself. His inclination was normally to wander from one thing to another, barely spending enough time on the first before his attention was diverted elsewhere. [color=3DBAD9]“Oh, totally! It sounds like you’re pretty awesome at it too. I’d love to see you in action.”[/color] He replied, soft brown eyes roving over her face. Caleb liked this girl already. She seemed super genuine and totally not too serious. He was glad he’d already found a couple of people he hoped he’d be able to get along with. [color=3DBAD9]“No, nothing weird.”[/color] The teen let out a small laugh, shaking his head in a way that caused his soft brunette curls to smoothly flop this way and that. [color=3DBAD9]“Though I wouldn’t waste your favour on a bottle of water - i’d give you that for free. I’m not that cruel…—”[/color] His words trailed off as he mentioned a car, eyes widening in excitement. [color=3DBAD9]“You have a car? Damn I’m jealous! My folks couldn’t really aff- well, they were convinced I’d just write it off or something! As if!”[/color] Caleb let out a noise of indignation as he quickly backtracked, nearly blurting out something he knew his parents wouldn’t be happy about sharing. He was a great driver! Well, sort of. He just liked to go fast sometimes and he figured that some of the rules that they taught you were basically made to be ignored. But he always got from point A to B in the end...usually. [color=3DBAD9]“Trust me. I’m the best favour-keeper. I always keep to my word...we could even pinky swear over it.”[/color] He wiggled his eyebrows playfully, before his face lit up at her subsequent question. [color=3DBAD9]“Oh sure, I guess elements are kinda cool and all. But I prefer...”[/color] He paused, a finger coming to tap idly against his lips as he thought. He knew what he could do was called in comic books but that wasn’t really a very magical way of describing it. It was too sciencey and science was boring. [color=3DBAD9]“I like moving stuff basically. Not with my hands obviously...that would be lame! But with my mind, y’know. I started learning it cause I thought it’d be a great way to play pranks on my brothers...turns out I wasn’t half-bad at it. Though I guess we’re all still learning really! It’s crazy what some of the elders can do, right?”[/color] He blurted out eagerly, gaze passing over the three girls that were next to him. [@canaryrose] [hr] [centre][img]https://imgur.com/3pCKdrd.png[/img][/centre] After finishing tying her braid, Summers hands came to rest on the bed so that she was leaning back slightly. [color=f6989d]“Oh, this is Calypso's room? Great...”[/color] She rolled her eyes at the thought of the other witch. Though she was less annoying than Dakota, it had still irritated her that she had been so keen to jump to the other girls defence when it was clear she’d been in the wrong. Not that she cared about her approval or even being liked by her, but it still made her eyebrows furrow in annoyance as she thought about it. [color=f6989d]“Right. I can’t believe they have us sleeping in bunk beds. I have a queen size at home so I’ll probably end up falling out of these tiny ones.”[/color] She replied, eyes passing over the belongings that Maggie had begun to set out about the room. Reading for pleasure had never been something Summer was interested in. It was so boring just to sit by yourself in silence. At least running gave your body something to do, let your mind switch off. [color=f6989d]“Oh yeah, sleeping outside is so gross. Like, why would they think we’d enjoy that? It’s so dumb...”[/color] She shook her head, about to say something about how she hoped they didn’t have to do many more group activities, when an unfamiliar face entered the room. [color=f6989d]“Yeah, you’ve got the wrong room.”[/color] Summer pointed out, even though Maggie had already said that, eyes roving over the newcomer. Her leg moved to cross over the other as she looked her up and down, racking her brain for her name. She briefly remembered her being at the ceremony yesterday but aside from that, she really had no idea who she was. [color=f6989d]“Summer Abernathy...and you are?”[/color] Placing an emphasis on her last name, the redhead raised an eyebrow questioningly at the dark-haired girl. She couldn’t help finding herself staring at her startling blue eyes for a moment too long but stubborn as ever, Summer refused to look away, simply waiting for an answer as she continued to look. [@Melissa] [@Blizz]