[ ooc: ok, I put everyone in their dorms. I don't think anybody else is going to join, so we might as well start. :3]
Conner looked around skeptically as if he expected something to jump out of the bushes and attack him. "Seriously” He muttered; the boy had been quite jumpy ever since he’d found out that out that creatures –like him– lived here as well. He wasn’t afraid of them, in fact, thinking of it that way, he suddenly burst into laughter. Sure, an overreaction but Conner was sure none of them could harm him. (Or so he thought xD) Anyway, he just couldn’t trust them, couldn’t trust anyone. It was sick to some people, sure, but it was the truth. He had learned that recently when James –his best friend– had stabbed him in the back. And now, James was dead. What a shame.
Conner climbed into his car, a fine one it was too. A smirk started on his face; It didn’t exactly cost him anything actually. He chuckled quietly to himself, an amusing day that was.
He shook of the old memory, and sighed, and finally, he remembered what he was doing, and shoved the keys into the lock, pressing hard on the gas pedal.
The boy arrived at his new school in no time, and started to slow down in the lot. Turning a corner, he parallel parked, and opened the door of his porche. Conner looked up at the old brick building, and was automatically satisfied with it.
[ short intro d: ]
Conner looked around skeptically as if he expected something to jump out of the bushes and attack him. "Seriously” He muttered; the boy had been quite jumpy ever since he’d found out that out that creatures –like him– lived here as well. He wasn’t afraid of them, in fact, thinking of it that way, he suddenly burst into laughter. Sure, an overreaction but Conner was sure none of them could harm him. (Or so he thought xD) Anyway, he just couldn’t trust them, couldn’t trust anyone. It was sick to some people, sure, but it was the truth. He had learned that recently when James –his best friend– had stabbed him in the back. And now, James was dead. What a shame.
Conner climbed into his car, a fine one it was too. A smirk started on his face; It didn’t exactly cost him anything actually. He chuckled quietly to himself, an amusing day that was.
He shook of the old memory, and sighed, and finally, he remembered what he was doing, and shoved the keys into the lock, pressing hard on the gas pedal.
The boy arrived at his new school in no time, and started to slow down in the lot. Turning a corner, he parallel parked, and opened the door of his porche. Conner looked up at the old brick building, and was automatically satisfied with it.
[ short intro d: ]







