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Daughter of Loki
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Fa MulanThe Plane ride to get to America from China felt forever long. Then, once they'd landed, Mulan had loaded into a private car. She was thankful that her parents had set aside the money to afford all of this. Transportation here and back home was so expensive every year. Mulan's mid-length hair hung in slight tangles. She hadn't styled it or done much of anything to her appearance since headed to the airport the day before. She wore soft yoga pants and a loose, over sized T-shirt for comfort. Despite her best efforts, she hadn't been able to sleep on the ride over, though, unfortunately.
With a yawn, Mulan glanced at the car's driver as he glanced down at his phone to answer it. She rolled her eyes some as he held the phone to his ear and seemed to chat with whoever had called him. She couldn't hear what he'd said over her music, she doubted she would have cared all that much, anyway. She's just glad to see that they weren't in the city anymore, so at least he probably wasn't going to rear end someone while he yapped away on his phone.
She yawned again, as the car pulled around to the front of the school. There was a fair amount of cars already pulled into the drive, and Mulan's car was pretty far from the front. As she removed her head phones, the driver turned to look over his shoulder at her. "Do you want me to get you closer? I don't mind waiting." He said, with a friendly smile.
Of course you don't mind waiting, you're charging me by the minute any time the car is stopped. Mulan thought to herself skeptically as she put on her own smile. "No, this is fine, really." She said back. "I can walk from here." She handed him her card and he charged it before letting her out.
With that, the doors unlocked, and Mulan climbed out of the car. She pulled her messenger bag over her shoulder as she climbed out of the car, and the trunk popped open for her as she walked around to get her things. She pulled a large duffle bag over her other shoulder and her head so that the strap crossed her chest. Two suitcases followed behind the duffle out of the trunk of the car before she closed it. Carefully, Mulan rested the smaller suitcase on top of the bigger one, and against it's pull-handle so that she still had a free hand as she made her way to the front of the school.
She noticed a group of other students who all seemed to know each other by the main gates. Looking them over briefly, she decided to keep her distance. She didn't really know any one here, and they all seemed engauged in their own conversations. Turning her attention back to the front, she sighed a bit, and went through the check in processes. After she got her card with her information, she headed inside, intending to go put her things away and meet whoever it was that she'd be rooming with.
As she walked, she noticed someone else - a blonde woman struggling with her things. Mulan wondered just how heavy her bags were, and then realized that only one other person seemed to notice. A dark haired boy, who seemed more interested in telling her she was struggling than actually helping the poor woman. Mulan decided it was probably a good time to start making friends, and took a deep breath to steel herself before heading over.
"Uh, hello. Do you need help with that?" She asked, making sure to pronounce her words clearly. She definitely had an accent to her speech. As Mulan spoke, she motioned to the woman's things with her free hand. "I could help, if you'd like."
With a yawn, Mulan glanced at the car's driver as he glanced down at his phone to answer it. She rolled her eyes some as he held the phone to his ear and seemed to chat with whoever had called him. She couldn't hear what he'd said over her music, she doubted she would have cared all that much, anyway. She's just glad to see that they weren't in the city anymore, so at least he probably wasn't going to rear end someone while he yapped away on his phone.
She yawned again, as the car pulled around to the front of the school. There was a fair amount of cars already pulled into the drive, and Mulan's car was pretty far from the front. As she removed her head phones, the driver turned to look over his shoulder at her. "Do you want me to get you closer? I don't mind waiting." He said, with a friendly smile.
Of course you don't mind waiting, you're charging me by the minute any time the car is stopped. Mulan thought to herself skeptically as she put on her own smile. "No, this is fine, really." She said back. "I can walk from here." She handed him her card and he charged it before letting her out.
With that, the doors unlocked, and Mulan climbed out of the car. She pulled her messenger bag over her shoulder as she climbed out of the car, and the trunk popped open for her as she walked around to get her things. She pulled a large duffle bag over her other shoulder and her head so that the strap crossed her chest. Two suitcases followed behind the duffle out of the trunk of the car before she closed it. Carefully, Mulan rested the smaller suitcase on top of the bigger one, and against it's pull-handle so that she still had a free hand as she made her way to the front of the school.
She noticed a group of other students who all seemed to know each other by the main gates. Looking them over briefly, she decided to keep her distance. She didn't really know any one here, and they all seemed engauged in their own conversations. Turning her attention back to the front, she sighed a bit, and went through the check in processes. After she got her card with her information, she headed inside, intending to go put her things away and meet whoever it was that she'd be rooming with.
As she walked, she noticed someone else - a blonde woman struggling with her things. Mulan wondered just how heavy her bags were, and then realized that only one other person seemed to notice. A dark haired boy, who seemed more interested in telling her she was struggling than actually helping the poor woman. Mulan decided it was probably a good time to start making friends, and took a deep breath to steel herself before heading over.
"Uh, hello. Do you need help with that?" She asked, making sure to pronounce her words clearly. She definitely had an accent to her speech. As Mulan spoke, she motioned to the woman's things with her free hand. "I could help, if you'd like."
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