Well, his question was answered , and more and more students who attended the academy were flocking to the area. Both had a pleasant tone of grace to them; One who appeared to be half-woman, half-fox, and another who appeared human, but something about her was intimidating. Probably just new student jitters he was feeling, all he had to do was shrug it off.

Djhango shook his head at the centaur's(?) question. He didn't know the academy well enough yet to direct anyone anywhere. And he wouldn't feel right to give anyone directions. He turned his attention to the newest of the newcomers as she was introducing herself. The fox-woman introduced herself, and Djhango thought it would be rude of him not to introduce himself as well before asking any questions. "My name is Djhango, pleased to meet you all. I don't do well with large groups myself." He said with a half-smile. Truth be told, large groups didn't bother him. Large groups of strangers did slightly. Only slightly. "Personally, I was just trying to look for the easiest way to the gardens to relax somewhere a bit. It is nice to be able to meet a few of the other students here."

Matt

Matt smiled. He had gotten himself a map when Kamasyia had first opened, and he had often directed his friends to places using it. His map and his schedule had been his two most used items he had.
"Follow me, then." Matt said and walked off towards the front desk, making sure that the deer could keep up and didn't get lost in the crowds. "My name is Matt, what's yours?"

Fredricka

She smiled at the group, deciding maybe she shouldn't leave. Her eyes shifted to look over at the tall bulky man. "If you want to relax, the forest has lovely calming qualities. I don't know the school very well, but I do know the forest." She explained, absentmindedly moving her pale blonde hair out of her eye. Her tail floated around slowly, it's pale blonde fur swishing softy.

"I could show you it, if you'd like." She said with a small smile. It'd be a good chance for her to ask him about his nature. She was stumped which wasn't like her. After how long she'd lived, you'd think she'd have seen something like this before. She turned to face the group. "You're all welcome to join." She explained, smiling so hard that her eyes were forced closed.

"Heh.." Djhango had a point... The gardens did look like the most relaxing place in the school. Plus, Farrow has a nature lover through and through. "...It's fine sir, if you don't like large groups, I don't either." It wasn't that he was shy or had poor social skills, he just wasn't use to it; one one one conversation on the other hand, is a different story.

Farrow follows Matt along, keeping just behind him to avoid getting stuck in another crowd, "My name is Farrow, thanks for helping me out, Matt. I was actually considering making a map of my own.. I've done it before, but now that you think about it, a map that is already made is a lot easier than a map that I've made by myself~" He chuckled, his nervous mood gone, as if he was never lost in the first place "Sorry, am I talking too much? Some people tell me that, but I think that talking is a good way to get to know about someone. Anyways, nice to meet you Matt, did I mention my name already? It's Farrow."

Matt

Matt chuckled slightly, then said, "No, you aren't talking too much, and yes, you mentioned your name already. Nice to meet you, Farrow." After a little while, they got to the front desk.
"I would like a map, please." Matt asked the desk clerk. The man nodded and handed Matt a piece of paper. Matt then turned and gave it to Farrow.
"There you go."

Lily

She finished the orange quietly, the low roar of conversation surrounding her. This school was always so full yet always felt so empty at times. She let out a soft sigh and got up, the remains of the orange in hand. She let the remains drop into the garbage can and walked out, her red hair bouncing slightly behind her. Her eyes narrowed as she looked from side to side. Now... Which was was the gym? She blinked, not really sure. I guess it really has been that long...

She looked off to one side and with a decided nod, began walking in that direction. She could smell the 'new'ness of the building. It must just be fresh paint but she could tell that though the walls looked the same, they were not the very same. She put her fingers on the wall and let it glide across the wall as she walked down the hallway. Was it wrong of her to feel attached to this place?

She let out a small sigh and a smile grew on her lips. No. She didn't think it was wrong. She pulled her hand back to her side, walking a bit more quickly. She had thought she'd taken the correct path...

Farrow

"Right, right..." He nodded, upon recieving the map, Farrow inspected every detail of it, trying to get it memorized in just a few seconds; which is about as easy as it sounds." "Dang, this place is biiiiig!" The centaur put the map in a saddlebag-like pouch at his side. "But I should have a understanding of it in almost no time!" At least he was confident with his abilities

"Speaking of getting use to this place... Do you think you can give me a small tour, Matt? If you have the time, I'd love to go on a walk around this place, possibly visit the messhall for a bite to eat~" He did get a bit hungry coming all this way

Ethan

He'd let himself fall on the bed, his first mistaken. His second had been closing his eyes. He chuckled to himself as he sat up and looked at the clock. He couldn't have been asleep more than half an hour or so. He looked around his room. He hadn't even unpacked yet. He let out a frustrated groan and fell back onto the bed, looking up at the ceiling, his bright eyes staring at the texture. With a heave, he pushed himself off of the bed, jumping out of it. He stalked over to the little kitchenette and pulled open a few of the cupboards. Empty... He laughed again. What had he been expecting? He shook his head and decided maybe it was time he searched for the cafeteria. He walked out of his room. He was wear black jeans and a nice blue polo shirt that fit him nicely. He wasn't particularly trying to impress anyone, he just... liked to look nice.

He brushed his hair back with his fingers as he walked towards the school building, leaving the male dorms behind him. He had to wonder what the other students would be like. A grin grew on his face as a thought passed through his head. I wonder if they're are any pretty girls. He chuckled to himself and walked on, treading over the nice green lawn. He noticed a small crowd by the garden. There was a small beautifully flowing fountain nearby. Well, it would be if the prospect of water didn't scare him so freaking much. He sighed and walked on.

He entered the building and shivered as he was buffeted by a cold wind. "Jesus! Is it cold enough for you people?!" Ethan preferred the warmth of the sun's rays to the pale cold moonlight and especially frigged temperatures created by A/Cs. Of course, that didn't really start until after the dream. He shrugged and continued on, making his way to the cafeteria. He followed the cleverly placed signs and finally found his destination. A look of victory in his eyes, he entered and filled a plate full of food before sitting down at a table filled with other people. They gave him a look but otherwise ignored him. Of course, he wouldn't have that and started talking to them, much to their dismay.

Matt

"Sure, follow me some more. Next stop, cafeteria!" replied Matt. This wouldn't just be a tour for the Farrow, it would help Matt a lot, too. He needed a reminder of how the place was. He made his way around swarming students, making sure Farrow could keep up, towards the cafeteria. They finally got into the halls, were there was many less students.
"What a relief, huh?" Matt said. Then he saw someone he recognized. "Lily?" Then Matt fell to the floor.

((I have to go to bed soon, so Matt's going to have a black out and a vision of a previous life))

Removed because of conflicting posts.

Farrow

"Thank goodness.. It was becoming a bit stuffy in there." He breathes a sigh of relief "Anyways, Matt.. Matt?" The boy faints before him, catching him by surprise. The centaur immediately panics "Ah crap! U-um... I'll get you to some place safe!" He leans down and picks the boy up, surprisingly strong for his size. With that, he searches for someplace comfortable to to Matt down. The deer boy turned to look at Lily, "I-is this normal for him?"

The melodies of the rumbling keys were coated by the vibration and the jitterily ringing cell phone on the other side of his pockets. Himura looked surprised to have heard it ring at this time. His other hand dipped to reach for his cellphone and flipped the cover open to see Andromeda's name quickly inscribed on the screen. She was already eager to know where he was and if he had arrived. Himura only gave it a smirk and closed the lid of his phone to keep his whereabouts hidden.

The keys unlocked his door handle and Himura entered. The room was bright and white-- filled with much sunlight that he was nearly blinded by the thing he lives upon. The gaps between his fingers were the only window of light that allowed him to see through the room. It was then his eyes adjusted. The room was precisely in description. Every detail that had been mentioned in his information leaflet was taken into account with precision. Himura was tripped into his own stupidity looking at how elaborate the place was even for a room so small.

He was happy with the room he was given. Without hesitation, he began to flick his fingers and materials that he needed simply materialised into reality. Being a God gave him these perks. As soon as they were settled, he simply closed his dorm room and locked the door. Now that he knew where he could return to, it was time that he would greet the newbies of the academy-- Or make new friends, catch up to old comrades and colleagues. As the keys turned and the locking mechanism settled into position, he stared out towards the window towards the female dorms, secretly observing over the girls around before turning back towards the quiet corridor and pocketing into his pockets his keys and hands.

He paced himself slow and steady as he walked. The small whispers and occasional small laughter was what decorated the hallways. They found their friends and they were perhaps sharing their holiday experiences. Himura had his ascension and also visited Shira. The lost promise made found. He was just wondering if she would be coming back now-- With the amount of monsters taking refuge in her own abode must be difficult. If he wanted to stay he could've, but Shira would've told him not to. He blinked and continued his slow walk; the small chatter continuing around him. Even though he wanted to find his older friends, his eyes did not look for them.

Sasha was thankful that she appeared to be the last person to join this small conversation group. She gave each of the other four a warm smile as they responded to her greeting, pleasantly surprised and thankful that they were all so polite. Sasha had noticed that some of those she had introduced herself too had been intimidated by her. Why would they be intimidated by me?, she thought. I'm a goddess, but I'm harmless... By the time she exited her own thoughts, the deertaur and the normal-looking boy had left, so it was just the burly man, the fox woman and Sasha left in the group. The remaining group was discussing the forest, and Sasha heard Fredricka offer to show it to them. "That would be lovely," replied Sasha with a smile. Before she could say another word, a girl vaulted over all of them at great speed. Sasha first was impressed by the distance and speed the girl was carrying, and then wondered where she could possibly be going in such a hurry. The girl had ran in the direction Fredricka had seemed to be motioning to when discussing the forest.

Confused, Sasha wondered whether or not to go after the girl to see where she was going, but as she caught a glimpse of the girl's dragon through a window she had an emotionally traumatic memory of a dragon and one of her Olympian generational siblings. She quickly turned her head away from the dragon and her acquintances, fighting back tears. She stood completely still with her eyes sealed shut for what seemed like an eternity to those watching. Finally she slowly lifted her head back up and opened her eyes, the tears completely gone but some sadness remaining. "Forgive me," she said simply.

The centaur soon left with the boy who had bumped into him, leaving Djhango with the two women. It was always a bit awkward being the only male in the group but, the two of them seemed pretty nice and calm. Sasha agreed to go to the forest with Fredricka, and just as Djhango was about to open his mouth to speak his own response, a girl apologized as she literally jumped over all of them in a bit of a mad dash. He turned his head to follow where the girl went and blinked a few times as he stared in the direction she went. "I shouldn't be surprised in a place like this for that to happen. But I don't think I'll be able to get used to random moments like that..." He thought.

A forest could be just as peaceful as a garden. Coming from a city, legitimate nature was rare. It would be a welcomed new sight. And these two seemed as though they were two calm individuals, so why not. Djhango turned his attention back to Fredricka. "I would like that. I barely get to see nature as it is so, I would like to come along with you as well if you don't mind." He told her with a nod and a slight smile.

But when,Sasha suddenly turned away from them, he looked at her with a bit of concern and confusion; his smile fading away. It wasn't long before she turned around and said "Forgive me." Which added a bit more to his thoughts. Did something happen when he wasn't looking or something? It was probably better not to ask as he believed it would be intruding, and they had just met. So, for him, the best response was just to pay it no mind, and act casual. "No need to apologize, we should probably be on our way before more people jump over us ... Kind of shocked that girl didn't just leap straight into my face though..." He joked a bit.

Ashley

Ashley giggled as she suddenly appeared on the island that housed her new Academy she would be attending, and to be honest her first Academy she'd be attedndng. Her mother always home schooled her because she was scared Ashley would be corrupted by people at normal schools. Luckily Ashley had finally escaped and had flew herself here after hearing about it. Her eyes glittered as she gazed at it, soaking up all of it's amazing features. She hefted her bags onto her shoulders and made her way to a dorm that she had requested before she had began her way here.

She found her dorm with ease and pushed the door open with her shoulder before realising her hair was all scruffy and frizzy from the flight. She took out her comb from her bags and straightened her hair out and changed into a skirt and T shirt that had LOL in huge letters on it. She smiled at herself in the mirror as she placed her stuff on her bed and made her way out of her dorm to meet new people. She was so excited for this day, the first time to meet new people since she was 5! She knew her mother would be looking for her by now but there was no way she would find her here......right?

She started to hop down the corridors while listening to her iPod that was playing some dubstep and she sorted out the green streaks in her raven hair to make them visible. She began to giggle as her song stopped and she turned it off and shoved her earphones in her pocket when she turned a corner to see a boy walking down the coridor looking deep in thought and moving really slowly. She giggled as she approached him with a wide smile. "Hey there!" She said enthusiastically. "You in my year? Hmmm I think you are. Hey I'm Ashley nice to meet you!" She said as she grinned up to him trying to make him feel happier since he looked really down.

Maybe he could've force him to stay. But then again, he'll probably frozen into ice and be shipped off somewhere by Shira. Her new powers were stronger and far more dangerous than before. It somewhat felt... Good. "Shira will be okay. Perhaps worrying for her now wouldn't be a great choice." Himura kept walking forward until a girl turned on a corner and began to walk towards him. Himura didn't turn to see who it was but all he could see was the pale wake of the girl. He then heard a giggle.

"Hey there!" All that Himura could do was turn his eye to look at the grinning girl with the exact same expression. "You in my year? Hmm, I think you are." Himura stopped and uncrossed his arms. "Hey I'm Ashley. Nice to meet you!" The girl was polite enough to give him her introduction politely. Himura nodded before trying to gather his own thoughts and words.

"Oh, hi. I'm Himura." Was all that he could manage. How plain and unthoughtful introduction from him. "In my year? Maybe." He rubbed his chin. "Sorry, a lot of thinking lags me down." It took him a while until he scanned Ashley into entirity of the shirt that clearly displayed 'LOL'. "League of Legends?" He blurted out. What is League of Legends anyway?

Ashley stood there looking at the boy with a wide grin still plastered on her face. He was being quite awkward and it seemed like she had interrupted his thought process. Ah well it was too late to turn back now, he was already talking and didn't seem to mind that she had just came up to him. She twirled a strand of her hair with a finger as she listened to the boy try to gather up his thoughts and figure out what to say. It was quite amusing actually and she couldn't help but crack a giggle.

He said his name was Himura, that was quite an interesting name, a lot more interesting than Ashley. She smirked when he said they might be in the same year, yep they were she could already tell. "Yeah hinking lags me down too, alot of thinking sometimes I accidently use my magic when I'm deep in thought, it gets annoying but it's fun thinking about things, but ah well." She replied to him talking about thinking. "Oh you noticed my T-shirt, yeah it's League of Legends, I don't play it much because my mother says it's a waste of my talents, but now I'm here so I can do whatever I want!" She said excitedly still with a cute grin on her face.

Fredricka

She watched them with curious pale blue eyes, watching for a reaction. She smiled when the girl told her a trip to the forest would be lovely. She was happy that there were so many people that enjoyed the forest here. Himura, this man, and Sashe. She still needed to know his name... She blinked, her eyes suddenly very wide as a girl jumped over them, towards the forest. Wasn't that where the large scaled creature had been? Well, where it had gone into. Fredricka eyed the forest carefully. Maybe it'd be best if they went around them. Fredricka could feel the tremors in the ground as the creature seemed to be... throwing a tantrum? She let out a small giggle, her eyes softening.

When she heard Sasha once again, there was a sadness in her voice that hadn't been there before. She turned her head to look at Sasha, her eyes soft, worry reflecting in them. She looked over as the man responded to her. Was he trying to act as if the sadness in her voice hadn't happened? She eyed him carefully and then a small smile grew on her face. Yes, that was a good plan. She walked past him, her tail floating from side to side behind her. "Yes, well, I think the one thing we'll learn from this school is to expect the unexpected." She replied with a small giggle, eyeing Sasha. She motioned for them to follow her in to the forest. She'd be careful to avoid that creature. No doubt the girl was headed for it. For what reason, Fredricka didn't know but she didn't want to drag these people into it. As she walked, she turned to the man. "I'm sorry but, I don't think I caught your name?" She asked, looking at him, her gaze intent but soft.

Fredricka giggled after her last statement and motioned for Djhango and Sasha to follow her. He turned his head to Sasha and gave a smile and a nod before walking onward to the forest the fox-woman spoke of. He hoped his words didn't offend her in anyway, but what was said was said. Djhango decided if the forest was interesting enough to him, then he might visit it from time to time, if just to get away from the bustling school halls. That, and if barely anyone or if no one was there, he could probably stretch his hidden wings and fly around a bit.

"I'm sorry but, I don't think I caught your name?" Fredricka asked him. Did he forget to introduce himself to her? He was almost sure he had. No bother either way he supposed. "Ah, my name is Djhango. Apologies." He answered her. This time he had a question for her, tilting his head down to look at her. "If I may ask, how vast is the forest we are heading to?"

Fredricka

She smiled and nodded. Djhango... It was an interesting name. She looked towards the forest as he asked her his own questions. How vast was this forest? She blinked. She wasn't really sure. "I'm not exactly sure. From what I've seen, it must be rather large and expansive, but I don't see how that's possible up here. Then again, I never thought I'd be a fox woman." She said, with a small giggle. As they walked, forest animals started appearing around them. Some of them, she recognized. A small blue bird flew over to her shoulder. "Why don't I just ask?" She said, looking at her two companions.

"Can you tell me just how expansive this forest is?" She said, turning her face towards the bird. It fluttered it's shining blue feathers a bit before jumping over closer to her ear and chirping into it a bit. Fredricka listened intently before smiling and looking up at her friends. "He says that the forest is actually rather large. All of the trees and animals were brought here and planted. It goes on for about mile or two." She explained and then looked out into the forest. Her eyes quickly fluttered over in the direction of the creature. She really had to wonder what it was. She lifted her hand and let her fingers brush over the bird as she looked at Sasha and Djhango. "So, would you like to go in a bit farther?" She asked. She knew of a place nearby that had a beautifully flowing creek but she wasn't sure if she wanted to show them that. It was a bit out the way and... She needed some place for solitude didn't she?