RainDash

Caldwell's Academy of Magical Talents and Draconic Academy

Drake didn't really have anything to add. All of his questions were answered or currently being answered. He doodled a lonely looking face, but quickly changed it so no one would see. He was used to this. Just... existing to no real end. He was special, but no one cared. He got attention only when he spoke up, but he knew attention was just a fleeting thing, so he kept his mouth shut and examined the equipment belt. Maybe he'd find something that he'd enjoy, or maybe he'd just decorate the belt. Either way, at least it wasn't going to be routine.

Delta Squad (Young Superheroes)

Ask Hikari it. She'll try to get out it, but it would be fun to see what she answers.

Delta Squad (Young Superheroes)

Hikari decided to watch the others. She wanted to see what their answers would be, or their dares. Hikari would probably take the dare every time. For all she knew, they could just as easily be enemies as they could be friends. She wondered if Nic even knew how to play, seeing how he was from outer space and all. Maybe that would be her question to him. Even though she was weirded out, it was easy to pretend he had hair dye, and… contacts. Hikari tapped her fingers on her thigh, trying to keep her hands busy. She didn't really like sitting still, it meant that she was either sleeping or reading, and right now she wasn't doing either. She wondered if the higher ups were watching her. Waiting to see if she would play nice. She didn't know why they bothered recruiting her at all. She was unreliable. She was untrustworthy. She always kept people at arm's length.

Keepers of Death (Black University Saga)

Kacey was at attention, first leaning forward, then standing up, and finally grabbing the seat in front of her. They were gonna fight? This was a challenging course? The idea made her form a smile. She didn't care less about wether or not she became Grim Reaper or not. She wanted in. This place was giving decent answers already. She had the Sight, which kind of made sense. "Awesome! Tell me where to sign up!" She yelled from the back, smiling like a crazed woman.

This was her chance to do something great. She didn't have to sit in a desk everyday, she didn't have to listen to long lectures on boring things -hopefully- , and maybe sh e'd learn to fight like that. Maybe she'd ask Ramon to be her tutor. The guy looked fairly capable. This was going to be a new world, and she was ready to dive in head first.

Delta Squad (Young Superheroes)

"Stop it," Hikari said. She'd been trying to ignore the argument for as long as she could, but sooner or later they were going to kill each other. "We'll sing if it will stop us from killing each other. Nic can start." She just wanted to throw more chaos into an already unstable situation. Far as she could tell this was the only thing she knew to say. People were… complicated. "Or you two could just kiss and get it over with."

Keepers of Death (Black University Saga)

Who are you kicking? And why?

Delta Squad (Young Superheroes)

"Wow, the woman in charge is kind of a…" Hikari struggled for the right word. "Jerk? Bah, whatever. I can deal with moving." She laid back as much as she could on the tiny couch, somewhat frustrated by being told they had, in essence, messed up the mission. She thought they did pretty okay. Well, if they hadn't paired her up with morons she could have handled it better. Still.

She checked her hand to make sure it wasn't dripping or anything. It wasn't a huge a huge cut, but it still bled. Which sucked. If it hadn't been for Leather Hide she wouldn't even have it. So she bit her tongue and stared out the window. "I didn't think we did that bad of a job…" she mumbled, voicing her frustrations a little.

Delta Squad (Young Superheroes)

Very interesting indeed.

Delta Squad (Young Superheroes)

Hikari watched the others, waiting to get inside. When most were inside she sat down. Since she'd missed getting in first, she wanted to get in last or close to last. That way she could stare out the window as they went. She liked to imagine keeping up with the car, dashing around and keeping up. It would be easy, but she'd tire out before soon. "Be careful, if you push too hard to pop it back in place you can break his shoulder. Just wait until base, I'll re-set it if you're not sure." Hikari said, not really looking at the scene next to her. She had this feeling, like she was being watched. It was an uneasy pit in her stomach, but she couldn't find anyone besides the paparazzi.

Caldwell's Academy of Magical Talents and Draconic Academy

Drake listened with only half an ear to the headmistress. He scanned the building and tried to memorize the layout. Suddenly the girl next to him was sitting and they were supposed to be asking questions. To be honest, he didn't have many. Even if he did, the one he wanted to know had been asked anyway. There wasn't a point to speaking up. That was okay, he was used to not speaking a lot anyway. So he pulled out a small mechanical pencil and a piece of paper and started to draw. He drew a dragon head, a magic wand, an eye, anything to keep his hands busy. Sitting still wasn't his forte, and he needed to keep his hands busy. So he drew, which was the least disruptive thing he could do at the moment.