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Hatsukawa Mikoto

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Thankfully the boy seemed to have calmed down from his turn-into-a-lion-and-go-on-a-rampage state, though Mikoto almost regretted the lost opportunity of getting to battle the king of the jungle. That was the sort of challenge one didn't get too often, even at the academy.

"Well, if you didn't want to be naked maybe you shouldn't have turned into a lion. That's a pretty serious side effect. What even happens to your clothes, do they disappear?"

He cocked his head but didn't ask from idle curiosity. More so that he could be better prepared for the next time this guy inevitably got himself into trouble. 'Spare clothes' wasn't something he had ever thought to include in an emergency kit, but one could never be too cautious...

However, when the guy looked at him to take his jacket something in his expression pricked Mikoto right in his Napoleon Complex.

It's not my fault I'm not half mountain like these other guys!

For the millionth time he wondered why his father hadn't the decency to give him at least a few more of his so-called godly genes, but, as always, that irritating thought was immediately quelled by determination. The important thing isn't what life hands you, but how you use it! That was the Mikoto Mantra.

The lion kid thanked him and for a moment he thought that would be the end of it, but for some reason the guy kept talking, staring blankly out over the pool.

Why is he telling me all this? I'm not his friend.

Perhaps his head was woozy on account of the wounds he had received. Mikoto wasn't sure of the full extent of the damage but he had undoubtedly heard the unique sound of snapping bone. As someone who had experienced his fair share of them, he knew that shit hurt. But if the kid said he was fine he wasn't about to waste anymore time trying to convince him that he wasn't. Some demigods just got lucky in the self-care department. Besides, at the mention of suspension it seemed like the perfect opportunity to get a bit of revenge.

"If you really want to be suspended I can put in a recommendation," he replied with only half tease. To be honest it wasn't like they could really kick students out of the school that kept them safe. He didn't know what happened to the worst of those he turned in, only that once taken care of they were no longer his problem.

He hadn't been paying attention at the start of the fight so he had no idea if what the guy said was the truth or not. But something about the sad way he had been sitting there, naked and all alone, was just so pathetic that Mikoto struggled. 'Why did you follow me anyways.' It was such an odd question, one he had never been asked. Why...

Well, the answer was simple, wasn't it?

"It's nothing special. This school is the same as any other. There are those that start trouble and those that rise to stop it. I'm of that latter half." He grinned as he pointed to himself with the little rulebook he had yet to put away, brandishing it like a shield that could dispel all the evil in the world. "This here is our academy's bible, so learn it. Next time I catch you violating 4 different codes at once I won't hesitate to write you up." He paused, tucking the book back into his pocket with a shrug. "But... I guess if it was self defense I can let it slide. That's a one-time offer, you hear?"

He didn't add that he felt mildly guilty. Not that it was explicitly his responsibility to put out fires at the school, but while his aunts and Heracles had been preoccupied he should have been the one to step into the argument and shut it down before it escalated to blows. Still, it wasn't really like him to go soft on delinquents. Wasn't he only doing him a disservice by not beating into his head the wrong of his ways? But at the same time he really didn't feel like dragging this kid into the Headmistress's office. And Mikoto wasn't the type to go out of his way to do things he didn't want to.

"In any case, if you think you don't need to see the nurse I'll walk you back to your dorm. No one will bother you, I'll make sure of it."

He started to leave before even hearing the boy's answer. After all, he had already wasted enough time here. Yet remembering his sad little words caused Mikoto to pause, halfway looking behind him.

"I've been suspended for fighting before. And now I'll become this Academy's top student." His face widened into a grin. "Only a fool gives up on themselves."

And then a new voice broke his thoughts.

"Sorry to interrupt your romantic moment....but do you two love birds know where the main office is?"

It was a scruffy-looking girl he didn't recognize. The academy was just crawling with troublesome newcomers today...

L-Lovebirds...?

Come to think of it, this was a pretty suspect scenario. Two men alone, one practically naked, at the height of academic activities. Mikoto looked again at the lion kid awkwardly covering himself with his jacket. He supposed, from an objective viewpoint, he could be considered attractive. Well-built, nice face, all that good stuff. Many of the gods' children had those qualities, seemed to come with the territory. So wasn't it natural to get desensitized to it? In the end a body was just a body, and business was just business.

"Don't misunderstand the situation, I was merely disciplining a wayward student. I'm here to study, I don't have time for affairs of the heart. But if it's the office you want..."

He looked between the new girl and mostly naked boy. Wasn't this the exact sort of situation he had been trying to avoid? Well, as long as she didn't seem bothered by it.

"It's on the way to the dormitory, which is conveniently where this guy was just headed." Slamming his fist into his palm he made his final declaration. "We'll go together!" Leaving no room for arguments, Mikoto began to lead the way.

"So, what are your names, anyway?" Best to remember them for when he'd inevitably have to write them citations later,
"I'm taking it you're both new here."

 
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Odi blinked before catching up to the boys "im Odiare Reckwood......and yeah im new...to all this.....kinda..sorta..a bit, i mean i know my powers....and my godly mom.............." after a long awkward stretch of silence she asked "is....is it ok if i fight you some time....."
for fuck sake why am i so nervous, all i want is to make friends and through a few punches
". . . the last boy i talked to got punched in the gut....wait! no i mean im not trying to threaten you....im just asking to spar and saying i won't hold back with my fighting skills!"
by this point Odi had a bit of a blush form her pointless attempt at making friends
well i done fucked up.....
Sighing she said "never mind"

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Cassandra Rothwell.

She didn't want to be here no more than the rest, but still she tried her best to keep her attention on the podium where the Headmistress was speaking. It was quite a rousing speech. If a little speech. She was in the back, distancing herself from the rest of the Demigods and Demigoddesses. Unfortunately she wasn't the only one in the back. A group of juvinelle deliqents had seen fit to swarm in the back, talking shit about the school and smoking goddamn cigerattes. They were the usual bunch too. The big stocky Irish bloke who didn't give a shit about the rules or anything really, the hot but rude and bitchy girl who always smoked and despite her good looks clearly didn't give a shit about them. They would later joined by the cheery and suave trouble-maker, who clearly just joined them because he thought they were fucking fun. She listened to their conversation, and was utterly disgusted by how obscene and disrespectful most of them were. The Headmistress must have had magical ears, because she choose that moment to freaking blind everyone at the Assembly. Then she brought a Goddamn Hydra into the stage, pulled by none other than her half-brother, Heracules. This was clearly a show of force and it got the message across, even Cassandra was frightened and downright terrified by the hideous beast. It's many many heads, snapping jaws, the retsraints, she nearly pissed herself at the sight. Just a moment ago she didn't even know Hydras even existed! And now there one was, right there, living and breathing. Even it hadn't for her powers manifesting at a young age, she would have found this shellshocking, maybe even screamed and curled in a corner. She was still completely stunned when she caught wind of the conversation by the group of troublemakers were having. They were very unimpressed by the whole spectale, nevermind the fact that the Beast could devour all of them in a second. The smoker girl, bitch that she was, even had the audacity to basically flip off the headmistress and blatantly call her and every Goddess a drama queen. She didn't seem fearful at all. Either did the rest. The group had grown a bit since she saw them last. Now several more people were there. A tall scrawny kid and a big burly guy. And, much to Cassandra's amusement, they were singled out by one of the teachers, who immediately and pilotely called them out on their bullshit. But the smoker bitch seemed to have experience with these type of teacher because not only wasn't she phased, but she talked back to her with thinly veiled and incredably rude comments in the guise of a smiling dotting idiot, clearly mocking the teacher's smiling facade. The teacher, also clearly having experiences with rule-breaking trouble makers like her, smoothly and cleanly put her in her place, even going as far as to subtlely threaten her. Cassandra had to admire the teacher, she knew what she was doing.

Now that the assembly was pretty much over, Cassandra sighed to herself and started to walk out of the hall to get to her dorm when finally someone snapped, and started to actually yell at the group of troublemakers, basically yelling at them to just shut the fuck up. The yeller was a brown-skined inevitably handsome man in a black getup, who had just about enough of their shit. Cassandra smiled a bit and couldn't help but admire him, even if she did think he was an idiot. She watched as he pretty much scared the shit of both the scrawny boy and the smoker girl, who had the gale to blow smoke in his face as a nonverbal "fuck you" to him. Then the Irish bloke straight up clocked him in the face.

Oh sweet. A fight already.

The man though was no pussy that's for sure. He immediately got back up and lauched himself at the big irish bloke, actually drawing blood stratching in the face and generally standing his ground. The Irish man was no fool and immediately fought back, pinning him to the ground and telling him in his own way to fuck off and back down before he beats the shit out of him. The other guy, who she just realized was beginning to resemble a cat, was having none of that shit and immediately threw himself at the Irish bloke, throwing him to the ground and punching the shit out of him, before backing off and leaving the bloke bleeding on the floor. It was as at this point, she found herself moving toward them, intending to put a stop to the fight before things got much worse. But she was too late. So focused on the bloke was the catman that he didn't see the smoker bitch coming, who immediately creamed him in the face so hard she actually heard something crack and saw his nose break. He stumbled and his foot caught on his other foot, causing him to fall to the floor too. The girl wasn't content with just breaking his nose and jaw, no she had to actually spit in his face and stomp on his nuts before telling him that in paraphrase that he wasn't special, she then turned on her heel and walked off. Then the suave guy came and tried to calm things down. He wasn't successful, by now the man was fuming and downright pissed and what happened next shocked even her.

The man's entire body distorted for a moment and with a giant RIIIIPP, an actually lion was there, his baleful hateful eyes only on Friday. With a few shift movements, she pounced on the teenage girl and threw her to the ground. She broke into a run, intending to put an end to this before it grew more out of the control and someone got seriously hurt. But the lion only growled at the girl, who looked as if she just pissed herself, looked up, growled at everyone else and then booked it. To add to the excitement, her half-brother Herc, choose that moment to interfere. Nice timing bro. Could've have interfered before someone turned into a lion and nearly ripped apart a student.

She didn't stay to hear Hercs shouts but immediately went toward where the lion bound off too. She didn't know why but the man seemed to be in serious pain, and maybe she could comfort him.

It took her a while though and by the time she arrived, two people were already with him. Some man who seemed perfectly oridinary by Demigod standards and a young woman. She caught bits and pieces of their conversation as she ran over. Maybe I shouldn't interfere.
Then they started walking away. Cassie knew that they probably didn't need her but joined them, following just a few steps behind. Playing a game with herself to see how long until they noticed her presence.

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"I didn't really have a choice, the transformation is triggered by anger and I just got my jaw broken twice people who kept talking and smoking throughout the whole assembly. Also, clothes got completely and utterly shredded." He said almost pouting at the fact he lost one of his favorite pairs of pants. He moved to run a hand through his hair but stopped when he felt the hem move a bit too high for his comfort. He didn't even know why on earth he was actually carrying on the conversation when the other guy probably wasn't even interested. It was probably because he didn't want to be left alone with his thoughts, especially with the mild self-hatred he was still feeling plus the other guy seemed nice enough even if he was a stickler for rules.

"Mhm Nah, I'm good. My dad might actually kill me or faint if I got suspended. Believe it or not, I was one of the top students at my old high school." He said, feeling mildly proud of himself.

"Thank you again though, for not writing me up and for the little pep talk." He said, shooting the other male a restrained smile in response to the grin. He wasn't stupid, he hadn't even known the guy for more than 30 minutes. Giving the other male a sincere smile was a sign that Thorn trusted him. That was when the scruffy girl walked in making Thorn's smile disappear. He almost snickered at girl's lovebird comment and how Mikoto looked back at him before continuing to talk. Rolling his eyes, he began following him.

"A 'wayward student' is that all I am to you? I really thought we had something." He said with a pout, obviously joking before the girl, who he now knew as Odaire, had begun speaking in a rather awkward manner.

"I'm Thorn It's fine, anyway I would be willing to, at least when I'm not so sore." He said with a smile as they continued to walk. When an unknown girl began walking behind them, Thorn didn't immediately notice her due to the fact he was admiring the sheer size of the hall. However, after he a few moments he glanced back to see if the hall was still empty only to be school by the sight of a girl only a few feet behind him.

''Kya!" He yelped as he jumped back in a manner that was similar to those videos of cats on the internet when they see a cucumber, one arm had wrapped around itself around his torso while other went down so he could grip the hem of the jacket.

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Cassandra Rothwell.

Three seconds. That's a record. She couldn't help but laugh at the cat-man's reaction to her sudden presence. She knew he didn't know her, but she smiled at him all the same.

"Just wanted to see if you were alright. It's not everyday your balls gets stomped on," she said, grinning a little reassuredly, "for all it's worth, you handled yourself pretty well for a first fight. Though you need to control your powers a little better." What the hell am I doing!? I barely know the blokes and I am already lecturing him. "Poor girl looked as if she might have pissed herself when you pounced on her. Good. They need to know that everyone here is a pushover." She flexed her fingers a bit, frowning. She was lucky that she inherited her mother's looks, the red hair was a nice touch. Besides it was better if people didn't know she was the daughter of freaking Zeus. "I heard about your mother. Bloodthirsty, impossible to stop, the Gods themselves had to interfere. Wish I had a parent like that." No, I got the disloyal manwhore who probably had to hide me form his ever-jealous wife to prevent her from killing me or whatever. She wondered what Hera thought about his numerous children, did she even care? Or did she finally file for divorce? The thought of actually meeting Hera gave her the chills.
 
Aodhan O'Cuilleanan
At last, people began to step into the fight. Friday made her move and Aodhan was furious. That wanker, the absolute audacity of the little twat to pull that kind of move on him. Aodhan would've gone for round two, had it not been for the coward to run off. Such a goddess couldn't have birthed such a disappointment, such a traitor to the art and meaning of war. He didn't even know who the fuck Bast was, but deep down in his heart, he shared her sentiment that her son wouldn't make it into the history books a hero. More as an annoyance, he prayed to Mother Mary n' Christ that the pain in the arse which had become a personified piece of flesh and bone would fail. At everything he touched. Aodhan wasn't bitter per se, no, he was downright frothingly acidic. You didn't get off the hook with a demigod whose father presided over revenge.

Vincent made an intervention first before the others began the second clusterfuck of violence, his voice a soothing weapon which momentarily quelled the rage of the Irishman. He was forced to take a deep breath and think. He hated self-reflection, Aodhan thought self-reflectedly. But the niggling voice in the back of his head remarked that his mum wouldn't have liked how he behaved, then again, it had been one satisfying crunch to break the kid's jaw.

Nevertheless, he looked up at Blondie and grunted with irritation. "Aye, didn't expect that fuckin' troglodyte to bring his fursuit to a fist fight. Give me another second in a room with him an' I'll smash his kneecaps n' make 'em into doorknobs." Aodhan grumbled, wrapping his palm around Vincent's offered hand to pull himself up; wiping again at the gashes across his face and arms. Not mentioning the neck. Nevertheless, he looked down at the white t-shirt and sighed, he wouldn't be able to get the stains out. But it occurred to him he should ask a girl, they always knew that stuff.

"Ye know, I don't ask fer much. A clean fight, a little brawl. I get the human version of Tigger who wants gets on top 'a me and chokes me out like some prostitute who realised I ain't got money to pay 'er." Aodhan lit up at the thought of alcohol. Seeing Hercules appear and people getting apprehended he jerked his thumb to the door, "Let's get outta here before me n' Herc get ta know each other." With that, he herded the group of Brooke, Sigvar, Friday, and Vincent outside, interrupting Fri and Sig from the initial introduction to drag them on a pilgrimage of intoxication.

To be fair, the island prison that the academy sat on wasn't so bad. The campus was green and lush, shrubberies cut in uniform shapes and large, beautifully constructed halls filled the landscape under a blue sky and hot sun. Reaching one of the beaches directed by Blondie was easy, filled with the roar of the ocean as it crashed into the reef and became small waves that lapped gently at the shore, pushing and pulling sand in a calming continual grind. Hopping down over the bulkhead, O'Cuilleanan, glanced about before pulling the t-shirt off to use as a pad on his face and neck. He'd clean up in the sea, salt was good for the wounds. But drinking? Now that was a cure most needed.

"Ey, you--" He nodded to Sigvar. "Never properly said 'ello. I'm Aodhan, the kid no one seems to have a likin' for at the moment. Sorry to get you involved, guess its an adventure we all want though? All I know is nobody likes a cocky lad, but after meetin' Thorn I think i'm an a'ight chappy."

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Brooke "Lucky" Weisz

This was not his day. A fight has broke out, starting with Aodhan punching the jerk in the jaw. When his hand connected to the jaw it made a sickening sound, made him shiver. Dang, I do not want to get on Aodhan's bad side. Making a mental note to not annoy Aodhan as much as possible. Besides, the scene was actually pretty cool. He'd never seen a fight up close and this was good shit for him. Excitement filled his entire body, "Yeah, sick him good, Aodhan." He cringed at the sight of Thorn's nails slashing the Irish guy's skin, blood dripping down. "Oh, not that definitely hurts." He whispered to himself, suddenly not feeling the sight in front of him. Then Friday stepped forward, "Woah, Goth princess, where are you going?" He stepped, getting a bad feeling that the girl was gonna do something ridiculous like how she just punched Thorn at the jaw. Now Brooke could just pity the guy. Sucks for him, he should've just stayed quiet.

Brooke just watched everything unfold, he'd help but he's got the body of sunflower, he'll just hurt himself if he did and as previously stated earlier, he ain't no hero. Vincent walked up to Thorn and told the cat-person to just stay down and helped Aodhan up. "Hmmm. We should get that checked up first, it might get infected but alcohol is a good disinfectant right? I always see that on tv." At the corner of his eye, he saw Thorn pounce Friday to which he just gave out a shit under his breath. Scared for the girl he had just met, closing his eyes not prepared for the sight of someone being mauled, at least that is what he thinks is gonna happen. A booming voice filled the halls, it was Heracles again, coming back to stop the fight, that made him sigh in relief. Seriously it did. Saved him from the most grotesque thing he would've seen in his life. After the events, he followed the group, wherever they were going.

Walking around the place, you'd see that it was spacious and beautiful. He'd never seen a place so filled with green his whole life, it was, in all honesty, refreshing and kind of calming. He made a mental not to explore the place some more at a later date. Maybe this place isn't so bad after all. He walked, listening to Aodhand as he introduced himself to the newest addition of the newly formed group. "Ah! You're right we haven't formerly met." He gave his most charming smile and waved his hand to the brunette, "The name is Brooke. People around me tend to call me Lucky, think of me as a good luck charm!"

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Blinking a few times Odi said "Thorn ......like on a rose?......such a beautiful flower, a representation of hope....but with to potential to harm those who dare get close..... forcing any one who wants it to be gentle so neither them or the rose get hurt" by the end of her train of thought she was more speaking to her self then any one els
shaking her head a bit to clear her thoughts she asked
"do you mind if i ask who your godly parent is?"


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Friday
She never been one for beaches but when the nice salt air engulfed her nose, she felt revoriated. She needed it after being pounced on by a freaking lion. She turned toward the newly formed group and actually smiled at them as she sat down in the sand, lighting a smoke.

"So. I just got attacked by a fucking lion today. So everything is looking peachy!" She laughed to herself, already relaxed despite her near run in by death. What a fucking [uncultured expective] though! He needs to learn to humble himself. Hopefully my creaming put his perspective into perspective. She was also creamed but she was expecting that to happen, so whatever effect he had wanted was wasted. She was terrified of the lion sure, but that was because it was a fucking lion. Anyone in their sane mind would have shitted themselves to have that in their face. She shuddered at the thought at what the lion could have done to her. She would be in the emergency room right now. But she wasn't and that was the ultimate point.

She looked out at the beach, watching the waves crash on the shore. Great place, even if it is a fucking prison.

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Sigvar Vitharsen
And so the group continued along to the beach. How Sigvar managed to get himself wrapped up in all of this, he still wasn't quite sure. He brushed that away, though. He'd almost begun to space out when he realized that not one, but two people were now curious as to who he even was. He supposed he should probably introduce himself. Right? He was making friends a lot sooner than he'd thought he was going to. For sure. He wanted to spend the first few days by himself, getting used to the place. Coming here was already a huge culture shock in of itself. He was one of the few who came here willingly, but that didn't mean he liked it. If not for his earthly parents, he wouldn't be here. He'd still be at some secondary school back in Norway. It would have been his last year, anyway.

"Name's Sigvar." he muttered once Aodhan had prompted him to talk. Much like his father, he often didn't really talk too much unless he was talked to first. Or prompted in some way to speak. He looked to the bloodied Irishman, sighing quietly. That fight had been gnarly and he still wasn't even fully sure why it was started. It seemed tactless and pointless to him for the most part. Why make feuds on the first day? Either way, he stayed with Vince, Aodhan, Brooke, and Friday. He wasn't sure how he felt about them, but they seemed a lot less high strung than the other students involved in the fight. For the most part they did, anyway. Especially Vince and Brooke. He would probably get along with them a lot quicker. The others? They would take some time to get used to. A couple of nights around them should do nicely enough.

Once they got to the beach, the Norseman visibly untensed. This wasn't really his domain, but it was calming nonetheless. A child of Ran would be right at home here, he thought to himself. There he went with the legendary associations again. He couldn't help himself; the information was practically crammed into his brain at this point. Forests were more so where Vidar and his son felt at home. He missed going into the trees and the brush in his backyard back home already. He took in the smell of the sea, smiling slightly at it. He shoved his hands into his pockets, looking back to his newfound group of acquaintances- he wouldn't call them friends just yet, but acquaintances was a fine term to describe them.

"What now?" he asked to the others, voice still low. It sounded like he was talking to nobody in particular. And quite honestly, he wasn't talking to anyone specifically. He was open to anyone who answered. He went off the course of holing himself up in the library or in his dorm for this. They better make it worth his while.
 
Hiraya Luzviminda Armas

Everything was just peachy. It was the same thing all over again, the Headmistress with her speech and very enthusiastic chanting of the Alma Mater. She wasn't listening, she'd heard it before was unimpressed with at the time. She was one of the few people who stayed in her seat when everybody got up and went. She thought about her past year in this school, she was really scared of everything since it was all so knew and she didn't understand any of it but now, hardly anything can surprise her when it came to the mythical. She got up and walked, noticing a group of teens huddled together, smoking. Well, two were, one was really burly, his opposite is this tall scrawny kid and another tall one who was really pale. Not really her kind of people but the bunch seemed interesting. A blast of light stunned her, she hated it when Amaterasu does that and brought out the Hydra. She felt a bit of pity for Heracles, always having to bring out the stinky monsters who were there just for show. She was used to the Headmistress' antics. She'd done the same with the Manticore when she first came to this school. At the time, she was terrified as hell, how could you not when you're suddenly dropped off in an island of demigods, deities and monsters when you are still just literally processing everything that you've just found out. Yeah, they got a good wack out of her that time.

"Aalis na ako dito, bago pa may mangyaring masama." She muttered in her native language under her breath, she isn't gonna talk in English when she was talking to absolutely no one. But it was a good thing that she was great in English, she'd be a walking open mouthed kid with a bleeding nose if she didn't worked hard on that subject in her old schools. She took a peek at the group that she noticed from before, seeing the Vice Headmistress. She didn't know what to think of the woman, being new and all but still she seemed too perfect of a teacher. She overheard the concern the woman in red said to the group, clearly the girl wasn't a fan. No sooner than later, after Herc and Reiko has gone, a fight immediately ensues. It was a petty fight, one she didn't want to get into that, especially when one became a lion. But it was entertaining to watch.

After the fight, was Mikoto, she inwardly rolled her eyes at the sight of the walking rule book. Seriously, if the guy had a choice, he'd be worshiping the rule book and if possible, he might just want it to be his dad instead. Is what she thinks of the guy. She'd been caught sneaking away from class once, and that was enough for her. Not that she's afraid of him, no. But she has a big dislike for someone who is too much into order. Did the guy even knows the word fun? She hardly knows, never paid too much attention to people although that is to say that she isn't one to interact with people. She just has a lack of interest in getting to know most better. Actually, her friends had already graduated, yes. She befriended people older than her than people her own age.

She walked further and heard Japanese being spoken as the people went their separate ways. She cocked her head to see a transfer student crying on the first day of school, backing away from Amaterasu who was leaning in for a hug. It wasn't hard to put two and two together. The girl was most definitely Amaterasu's daughter. Curious, that was all that she was right now and maybe feeling a bit helpful at the moment. Most Filipinos were naturally nosy, she's just one of those. She jogged up tot he girl, "Hey. Must be weird to be approached by a stranger but I am immensely curious. Or maybe I just want to help a crying transfer. My name is Hiraya, been here a year. Nice to meet you." She held out her hand, a smile on her face as she walked backward so that she's facing the Japanese girl in front of her.

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An young redheaded american girl , The vessel of the Hindu Gods, and the Adopted Daughter of Vishnu , was seen in the corner of the introductory assembly. She did seem relatively overwhelmed by the events going on currently. Her gentle frame shaking and her borderline teary eyes should be an great indication of such a line of thought. She was scared to every degree there was. She knew everyone in here could truly tear her apart limb from limb. She knew that this school would be highly protected, but seeing the monster being shown on the front platform did not help adjust her to the new surroundings. "W...Why didn't I stay home?" . She said in a meek manner, glancing around her at the wide array of students who each have a different role to play .


To be quite fair this wasn't something that was voluntary. She was kidnapped without so much as a confirmation of her location and where she was at. All she was given as an clue from her masked assailant was that "If you are related to a god, you need to come to this place . You will be much safer there than anywhere else" . Then, she was hit on the head and she didn't remember anything other than waking up at this remote island clearly centered around the supernatural.


However, as she overheard the speaking of various staff and student body, there was one thing that made her notably freeze up and not want to respond to anything. It was a statement about who she could potentially be that she never considered despite her direct relations with godly entities. "Me... A hero ? " . She thought the question to herself quietly, shaking her head at the impossibility. Maybe she wanted to help people somewhere down the line... But... She did not think of herself worthy enough to be considered a hero. Maybe a medic perhaps, and even that was reaching because that would imply she had at least some worth as a person in her opinion. This was clearly not the case.


Her thought process was interrupted by one of the loudest bursts of yelling she ever heard. A rather cute 'meep' could be heard as she was startled by the yell. She wanted to hide at that point in time, but she was so scared at this point moving would be impossible. It would be like asking a cowering prey to confront a overpowering predator. Most times such a scenario wouldn't happen, and unless the situation calmed she wouldn't move a inch.


After the situation calmed, and it seemed as if the ceremony was over, Catherine proceeded to walk outside. She wasn't sure what to do at this point. Then, she saw a group of individuals heading what seemed to be the direction of the office according to what she asked someone else nearby [It was a random NPC-esque character]. One of them was half-naked, though she tried her best not to look at the special accessories. She saw the one who was leading them, and proceeded to tap his shoulder once she was close enough. "Uhmm... Excuse me for interrupting... But may I join you in heading to the Office ? I'd like to ask a few questions once I arrive there... I-if you don't mind" . She stutered at the end , her shyness kicking in overdrive. This was a group of people she didn't know whatsoever. She wasn't even sure how they would respond to her joining. But... You can't do much in life without taking risks.



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Hatsukawa Mikoto

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The newcomers began to follow him with only limited grumbling from Kimba the White Lion.

"Oh? But we do have something. I'm far more likely to remember you this way. And if you wanna be extra special, get in another fight so I can write you up and your name can go in my book."

Happy at any excuse to show off his prized possession, he pulled out said book once again, quickly flipping to a page actually entitled "KILL LIST" in bold, bright letters. Beneath it was a long list of names, each written in loving script.

"Once that happens I'll remember you forever." He hummed as he slapped the book shut and returned it to his pocket. Maybe he should start a new list for the new year... like a fun competition with himself.

Odiare and Thorn, huh? Perhaps they'll get to be my first. Having obtained the kids' names Mikoto couldn't help but think how strange they both were, then again all these foreigners' names were weird. Some had really hard to pronounce ones, too, even with all that language learning behind him.

No one asked him for his name in return so Mikoto felt no need to give it. They'd find out the day he handed them a citation, anyway.

"Sure!" He enthused to Odiare's awkward request. "I can't say no to a challenge...so long as it's on the training field or in class. Otherwise fighting on the premises is strict grounds for citation~"

Speaking of class, wasn't it about time for it to start? Though Mikoto remained skeptical about the overall aim of their new mandatory course, he couldn't deny that he wasn't looking forward to it at least a little bit. If for no other reason than to get to see more of his aunt Reiko in action.

Just then Thorn let out a comical yelp, made even more cartoonish by his current scant getup. Mikoto turned just in time to see a redheaded girl emerge from...somewhere and immediately begin chatting up a storm. Was she Kimba's friend? Because she sure seemed awfully friendly. It didn't take long for new new girl's conversation to drift from the fight to Thorn's mother, and as if slipping in the last piece of a puzzle Mikoto exclaimed excitedly.

"Ah ha! Your mother is Sekhmet, isn't she?" His timing conveniently managing to answer Odiare's question on Thorn's behalf. Mikoto enjoyed guessing people's godly parents- important information which gave one the upper hand in coming to understand them, know their potential skillset and threat level, and plot countermeasures accordingly. Hearing that Thorn's godly parent was a war goddess who had given him lion-shifting capabilities made for an easy target, he presumed. For the other members of their motley crew it was too early to tell. But a fun challenge to pass the time until he could finally rid himself of the stragglers.

Mikoto kept his pace, though perhaps slowed just a smidge, as the others continued to chat behind him. He was a quick operator- intercept the culprit, write the citation, drop them off at the office. Rinse and repeat. He hadn't really expected to get wrapped up in...whatever this had become. Were all these students friends? Is that why they were clinging to each other? Or was it simply out of necessity, drawn to any companionship that could be stirred up against the tide of new truths and uncertainties? But if that was human (or...demigod) nature, why had it never happened to himself? Actually, wasn't he the exact reverse? After junior high he had naturally begun to isolate himself from his peers- friendly enough in class or if addressed, as there were plenty of people who had come to him begging for study sessions and advice as he had quickly risen to become one of the top students in his old high school, but never going out of his way to be the first one to approach. And once the invitations got too bothersome he had no choice but to reject them until they stopped being offered. It wasn't as if he hated people... he was just overloaded with his single-minded focus of getting ahead, as if every page he read and committed to memory could erase just a fragment of a sin of his past. It was a madness, perhaps not so unlike his father's madness that had ravaged ancient Japan, though Mikoto would never think of it like that.

And before he knew it, it had become natural for him to be by himself. Having his reputation as a rule stickler certainly didn't help. Perhaps it was a vicious cycle he had trapped himself in, though...it wasn't like he was unhappy with it, right?

In the midst of these thoughts he felt a soft tap on his shoulder accompanied by a fluttery voice belonging to a wide-eyed girl.

He stared her down as she spoke- not out of distaste or dissatisfaction, really, but because he was trying to convince himself that he was the taller of the two. He was just shy of putting a hand up to her head to compare when he registered her request.

Another one...?

Before answering he looked behind him. There was the original trio and now Red 1 and Red 2.

S-Since when did I become a shepherd...?

His eyes narrowed at his flock. His very tall, noisy, clueless, tall flock.

But having more people around him was nothing to get upset about, right? Right. It was almost nostalgic, in a way, like how back in junior high he was always tailed by several so-called 'followers.'

"Well if you want to walk with us it's not like I can stop you." Wiping any lingering resignations from his face, Mikoto broke back out a grin as he resumed his pace. The office was just ahead which was good as class would be starting any moment and Thorne still needed to obtain clothes (so that he could give him back his jacket). And at last it came into view, neatly labeled for these simpletons who would likely need some time to remember it. Though, now that they were here, he wondered what exactly their plan was. The last he had seen of his aunt she had been attending to Miyamoto... so who knew if anyone was even in.

"Tour's over, kids. Time to get off the bus." He gestured towards the building, hoping they could read its label and figure out the rest for themselves. But before anyone could run off, he quickly withdrew his little book, turning to a blank page to swiftly jot down what he had observed of the fight (making sure, as he had promised, to leave Thorn's name and description out of it), as well as a note that perhaps it was time for another raid on Vincent's dorm, as there was surely some foul substance brewing there.

Ripping out the page he extended it towards Red 2.

"Please give this to Officer Comus. He'll be in, most likely."

But before it reached her hands he stopped.

"Actually... if it's the Headmistress or Vice Headmistress you want, I'm not sure if they're there. But if you have any questions, I am a senior who has been here for a year now."

Why had he added that? Going out of his way to be helpful not once, but twice in one day? And after he had already decided that it wasn't his business, too. Well, he wasn't the type to take back what he had said, so the offer remained hovering in the air between them.

 
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The group acquainted with each other as Vincent lead the way to his secret spot. The actual location was less out of the way and more just inconspicuous in the grander scheme of hideaways on the island.

Sometimes the most hidden place was the most obvious.

He had found the location in the first week of his first year here at Pantheon Academy, mostly as a place to hide the tears of frustration that the teen shed. Only a year ago, but the proximity to the beach made Vincent's mind cool off when things were moving too fast. If he contemplated how much life really mattered, there the sweet sea sang to him-- almost like his mother used to. A cooling, rush of comfort. Vulnerable and emotional, he had thought about her often in the last few years. Her passing had been a while ago-- about five years or so, but only recently did the pain resurface. Perhaps it was from the abrupt change in scenery, or perhaps a side effect of trying to go dry for some stupid reason. This year he started out pretty calm, but that was because he had a feeling he wasn't going to be at the Academy for much longer. Whatever it took, he'd get off the stupid island before they shipped him off to go save lives or whatever.

How could the bastard, orphaned kid of a chaotic deity ever end up being good? It just wasn't in his bloodline.

But he would play their game; however, they would be on his terms. He would attend the classes and burrow his nose in the books-- but he would not put in any more effort than needed. He would sit in the lecture rooms, but he would doodle and scratch profanities into the wood. He would do whatever was necessary in order to make this prison his domain. Vincent didn't like to lose control (which was rich, considering how often he was under the influence).

The smell of salt in the air lingered in his mouth, a midday breeze sweeping through his hair and jacket. Vincent led the others down, slipping a bit and sliding down a staircase of rocks. Touching down on the beach, the teen stuck his hands in his pockets and trudged along. He looked out at the sweeping waves every so often, lulled by their rhythm. He continued to guide the others until he reached a particularly large set of rocks. Being a demigod, he was gifted with superhuman strength which made boulders like these nearly weightless to the teen. Rather than pull them aside, however, he ducked down behind it where a shallow recess existed. Tiny and truly hidden. This was the part that needed secrecy.

He flicked the rocks aside, these ones a fifth the size of the boulders, and produced a few homemade leather skins. They were thick and plump, leaking a bit at the sides. The teen saw this and pursed his lips, sucking at the seams. He turned around with these and smiled brightly at the others.

"Welcome to the Golden Bacchus, where we drink before class to dull the ache of heroics drilled into our heads. Please, feel free to sip," he paused to gesture the skins toward the others. "Be merry, delight in your freedom before a might hand comes and spanks us right back to the main campus. It's usually what I do." He snorted and twisted the top off one. Tipping his head back, he let the bitter delights run down his throat. It no longer burned as it may have back in the day. Finishing a thorough chug, Vincent's vision buzzed when he looked back at the others.

"My wine is back at my dorm, and I keep that stuff near and dear to me and my heart. This is the hard shit. Moonshine, baby!" Vincent grinned, dancing a little bit to reinforce how happy he was to be no longer sober. He looked over at Aodhan and nodded to the leather. "This should be hard enough to staunch some of the blood flow. Kid must have had strong as fuck claws to make a dent in a body like yours. Jeez. Glad this wasn't some poison dart bullshit and he didn't have some cat shit stuck on his claws. That'd be bad."
 



Ayanna Paphos
The Goddess Aphrodite-Aeris


location: prof paphos classroom

mood: neutral, thinking aimlessly

with: no one

tags: blank, open to any teachers

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A new school year was always interesting, to say in the least. Ayanna enjoyed seeing the same faces again, as well as new faces-- but sure she didn't like flouncing about with the amount of romantic collisions tossing about the school. Perhaps in her youth she wouldn't give as much of a damn as she did now, but she was a changed woman-- er, at least a woman doing her best to change. The Aphrodite of day's past was vain, promiscuous and selfish. These days, and thanks to spending a few thousand years among humans, she devoted herself to becoming better and more extrinsic. The actions she made were done for her own well-being and for her husband, Hep. They'd spent a couple thousand years divorced, but came back together when Aya decided she would try to be better. She owed him something, right? After millennia of adultery and deceit, maybe it was time to grow up.

Things got challenging when Aya started teaching at Pantheon Academy. It was a cultural melting pot, and it was fascinating to see how many different deities had children represented here, and how many walks of life these kids came from. Her fellow Greeks were around, of course they were, which ordinarily wouldn't cause much discourse in the ageless beauty. However, one particular figure caused much turmoil and anger within her.

Ares.

He didn't mean to be a nuisance, she hoped, and he didn't mean to be always lingering in the corner of her mind-- yet, there he was. If she saw him anywhere, she automatically made a b-line for the nearest exit. They hadn't spoken at all in the many years she'd been teaching there. She did her best to keep it that way, for her sake and for Hep's. It wouldn't be fruitful to ignite old flames with any sort of prospect, especially since she knew how easily willed she could be by a beautiful body and a handsome face.

So during the morning assembly held by Headmistress Amaterasu, Aya kept to herself within the confines of her classroom. She held her dusty pink cardigan close to her body, peeking out the wide window that overlooked the courtyard. She could hear the booming voice of their Headmistress, but she preferred not to be in the action. If anyone was asking, she'd say she was prepping for the year's worth of material they'd start to cover immediately. She wasn't lax to her students, not at all when it came to coursework and supplemental readings. She was strict, and that was only because she wanted them to learn so desperately. To become better than some of their parents, or even better than herself.

She owed them that much, even the offspring that she had foolishly dumped. Regret often swarmed her, but old habits were old and she refused to take accountability until it looked her in the eyes. She'd move on, and she'd try to be better-- but looking back at her past would only make her upset and angry. Probably would start a few wars if she let her emotions seep onto the students, or even the teachers around her.

Aya turned from the window and fiddled with the glasses she wore on her nose. She tried to tone down the beauty that she, a goddess of beauty, exerted. It was easier to focus, and easy to relate when no one was staring at you with lust in their eyes and a hard on in their pants. Especially not children... which is what she viewed all the students as. Hell, even some of the teachers. Whatever helped her to keep her legs crossed and smiling happy with her husband, the better.

It was for the better, right?

Aya frowned and looked back at the window; her mind a whirl with thoughts.

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Odiare Glanced over at Mikoto, giving him a strange look and said in a barely audible tone "im not as oblivious as i seem"
after Odi said that her usual demeanor went back to normal "see ya later...uh........wait!....i don't think i caught your name"
that boy was defiantly hiding something.....i guess its not that different from what im doing....

Odi just waited patiently for the secretive boy's name


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She wasn't entirely sure that the girl had heard her. Chloe's voice wasn't the loudest in the room, even under normal circumstances, and with that quite literal cat fight going on she would imagine anyone would have had a hard time hearing her.
Luckily the girl did lift her face and spoke what Chloe presumed was a name. Haruna. That was a beautiful name. She hoped that if she repeated it she wouldn't mispronounce it somehow. Foreign names were a bit more complicated to get right the first time.
Though she supposed from this girl's perspective Chloe's name was the foreign name. It's all a matter of perspectives.

Behind her Chloe heard a voice. She turned to look over her shoulder. Oh! It was that nice guy from before. The one that had tried to help her out. Granted she had failed rather miserably at the task, but that wasn't his fault.
Had her mother, or perhaps better yet her grandmother Demeter, been present she would have given the boy an earful, asking if he was stalking Chloe, but Chloe didn't think that was the case. He looked too kind for that. Then again that was how she had managed to get into that one little situation... thinking someone was too kind to be a bad person.
It didn't matter, she smiled at him, welcoming his assuring words to Haruna.

Chloe was about to say something again when a third person had come to Haruna's side. The Headmistress. Oh my, that's not something Chloe had expected.
The goddess started to speak in a very soft and gentle manner. In a language that Chloe couldn't follow. Sitting here, down by the two of them felt like she was intruding on an intimate moment.
A bit uneasy Chloe looked away. That wasn't really enough. So she got up carefully and took a step back. The least she could do was give the two some space. They likely knew each other, so it wasn't her place to meddle.

Suddenly the moment seemed to be over. Haruna got up after a few words and bid them farewell. "Ah... Oh.. Okay, sure?" She half raised her hand to wave goodbye, but let it drop as the girl had already left. Had she done something wrong? Messed up the moment? No, her words towards Chloe and the guy had sounded honest. A little confused she looked at the Headmistress. Was everything alright? On one hand she wanted to ask, on the other, she figured maybe now was not the time. Instead Chloe turned to the guy from before.
"I'm not quite sure what just happened here, but thank you for coming too. And thank you for before. With the." She mimed the push motion as he had done before.

Just then Chloe realized she had kind of forgotten a crucial part. Introductions. Immediately she got all flustered, a shade of red staining her cheeks just a smidge. "I'm so sorry, I forgot to introduce myself. I'm Chloe, Chloe Thanes of the Greek Pantheon. Persephone's daughter." She extended her hand to shake his while at the same time berating herself for so casually mentioning her mother's name.
It's the one thing her mother had been adamant about. Do not carelessly let others know whose parent she belonged to. Anyone siding with Hades might tattle and even the school couldn't protect her from a god's wrath.
But that was too late now. Hopefully she'd remember it for the next time. As a result she just kind of awkwardly smiled at the guy in front of her.
 
Prof. Garrus Arkilios - (Ares)
With the new school term, he was assured there'd be troublemakers of all sorts. Gods and Goddesses alike had a knack for creating excessive drama to fill their days in paradise, so there was a distant desire that these divine offspring of mortal heritage would be far more grounded. It was never the case. He still didn't understand why they treated the students with disciplinary action about as effective as being gently flogged to death by scented bootlaces, nay, he remembered the days where you'd force them into horrendous physical labour. Then again, Garrus was also of the opinion you should leave crippled children out on the mountainside to die. Dated ideas and non-compliance with the Geneva Convention was what chalked him up to be the bad guy, since when was that needed? They'd have to drag the God of War kicking and screaming into the modern ways of thinking, he wasn't one for silver tongues telling him what to do.

It wasn't his mindset that had him on the island teaching, however, nor was it under the influence of anyone but himself. There came a time where even Garrus needed to take a break and teaching the young was that. It allowed him to be invested in something, to see students flourish and learn or crash and burn. He was a fan of the so-called 'dumpster fires' in human form. You either turned them around for the greater good or they'd come back and try to shove a shiv between your ribs. Exhilarating really.

The issue he had most with teaching wasn't anything to do with the pupils, it was with the teachers. He didn't want to name them but coincidentally -- they were all Greek. Hercules, his smug half-brother; Hephaestus the crippled bastard and Aphrodite. The same Aphrodite he had loved and obsessed over in his formative years, toxically killing those other toys she kept on the side. Ares wouldn't let himself believe he was anything but true, even when looking back, he couldn't help but see where he'd been of use and where there had been a genuine feeling. Now they were trapped here, as much as the students with each other for company.

Ayanna, she called herself now. Forever one step ahead and a millimetre out of reach. He entered, she left. Back when he'd first laid eyes on the Goddess of Love, he was taken with her. There wasn't a chance for him to set a defence, not a moment where he could've saved himself. Perhaps he was weak-minded, perhaps it was all lusty trickery for after the centuries the effect grew lesser. No longer clouding his head it confused his heart, but even then Arkilios wasn't an innocent bystander to her charms. He'd been as loose with her as she had been with Hephaestus and he had known why. To see her angry, to see her claim him. It wasn't ethical, it wasn't sweet, but it had him written all over.

Two ex-lovers with children between them who couldn't bridge the gap. He still marvelled at what they'd made, not only Fear and Terror but Harmony and a child of Love, after Aphrodite's own heart. They'd all grown, his sons remained the closest and tended to him on the battlefield, a souring reminder.

When the assembly was held, Garrus had looked around for Ayanna and found no sign of her. Only the impy little blacksmith with the twisted foot who met his gaze and gave him that smug smile. He wasn't sure whether it was on purpose or due to the fact he had an odd looking face -- the professor believed the former, fuelling the personal feud. He managed to slip out with the Hydra fiasco and the knowledge that Aya was alone. Not being tailed by her coward of a husband who had used his traps and trickery; Ares finding no hypocrisy in the situation whereupon he'd been bedding the other man's wife. Those things happened, it wasn't his fault the damn smithy had -- ah, forget it.

But, innocently enough he wanted to speak. Everything had been quiet, she didn't want to see him but ... call him desperate to want to befriend the pillar of his past. Across the campus and searching the combat block, he was familiar with it but preferred the physical end of the exercise yard. Wasn't quite health and safety to be swinging swords around inside. He found her through the porthole in a classroom door, watching her face as it turned from the window for light to silhouette her features. Ares paused, hand hovering over the doorknob. He could've left then and there, solved everything by keeping his distance. Yet he didn't.

It pushed open with a gentle click, Garrus side-stepping through the entrance and letting it shut behind him. Hands by his sides which would form fists and then relax in anxious momentum, "Ayanna --" He began, "I just want to talk. I'll leave if I must, but grant me a minute." They couldn't avoid each other forever.

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~Friday~

She wasn't really much for drinking - irony not withstanding - she already had one serious addiction to deal with, she didn't need another one. Nevertheless she still accepted the drinks graciously, smiling as she did so. Wouldn't do to refuse a chance to party a bit. Besides, she had a feeling in her gut that no matter what, they would swooshed to their first class anyway by some damn messenger god or something. Her messenger god had been her uncle Hermes, an uncle she would not have known existed if it hadn't be for her damn mother, who saw fit to "enlighten" her on her hertiage the day she was supposed to be shipped off. And now she was here, on this goddamn beach, with these losers. The party-boy, the awkward boy, the big macho tough guy who didn't give a shit about anything, and the other big guy who looked as if he wanted to be anywhere but here right now. There is always one in every damn school, even this supernatural one. All she needed to find was the shy girl, the queen bitch, the rule-stickler, the nice guy, the preppy girl, and of course, the tired, disinterested displinary. She had been in this school for only a few hours and so far she was not entirely impressed. Oh sure the lion, the hydra, and all the cool powers and shit was naturally impressive. But then again, they were meant to be impressive the first time you saw them so she didn't count them. Besides she had a distinct feeling that all this mythical shit will become normal for her after a few months in this school, if she wasn't expelled.

"So," she called out after taking a long sip of the elixir, "who are your "Godly" parents?" She could probably guess, Vince was a party animal obviously so his godly parent must be a god of wine, and since there was only one god of wine she knew of. Old Siggy's name sounded vaguely norse so his parent must be a norse god, and Agnon there was incrediably fercious and clearly knew how to fight, so she pegged a God of War for him. Old Brooke "Lucky" Weiz was a little hard to pinpoint but she had a feeling his nickname wasn't given to him by ironic accedient, so she guessed a god/goddess of fortune? If she was right, then she and Brooke might have an interesting dynamic. Her mother being the Goddess of discord and all that shit.​
 
As Amaterasu moved away from the daughter who pushed her away with Little reaction she simply stands up and walks away, For a Goddess it seemed like nothing as she just walked away, But it was more than that, Anyone with a keen Eye would notice that the Sun was just darkened just slightly. She walked to the stage and stepped on it. She decided to use Divine intervention to prod everyone into going to one location. Northeast of the Academy.

How Amaterasu's Divine intervention would work is suddenly everyone (who is important to the cast meaning the Rpers) Would suddenly see a light trail on the ground that seems to be leading them somewhere, Even if it was ignored the Light would bob and weave itself around them in such a sense that it would not disappear until they followed it. The Strange light would lead them to a staging ground, One large enough to hold 3 ancient armies at the same time. It was a battlefield, Bones of monsters, armor pieces, and Even Scrapped modern tanks were around. The place looked like it had been through every Underworld and Back.
The light streams all the way to the center of the area, and everytime anyone would step closer to the center they would feel a magic enter their bodies as if they where to stand in certain places. Those demigods who could easily do Combat would find themselves moving to the Center as a Vanguard, Those whom power didn't seem to be directed towards Combat and more towards healing would be drawn to the left side as Healing support, Those whom power doesn't seem to match those two would feel a tug to the right side as a Rear guard who handled supplies. Then finally those whom powers seemed more random than normal would feel a tug to the back as Support to any of the other 3.

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Sigvar Vitharsen
"Welcome to the Golden Bacchus, where we drink before class to dull the ache of heroics drilled into our heads. Please, feel free to sip."

Vince addressed the group with this, and Sigvar hesitated a moment. Drinking before class? That seemed irresponsible. These people were a bad influence on him. His mortal family would be disappointed in his defiance. But he knew all of his godly family would frown upon him if he refused the offer of a good drink from his fellow man. All of his godly family drank like fish who'd never seen water before. He knew that didn't mean become an alcoholic, but he saw the offering of the leather skin flasks as an offering of friendship. Guess he would make friends on the first day after all.

Sigvar reached a pale hand out to take one of the flasks, popping it open and bringing it to his lips. The alcohol burned slightly in his chest as it went down, but it was a welcome feeling. Within minutes the liquid contained in the flask was gone, and he could feel it going to his head just as quickly. He was a relatively experienced drinker, having drank a few times back home with his family, but he couldn't quite tolerate it yet. He stumbled about the beach, struggling to stand. He could hardly see straight. He was in bliss.

"I'm...son of Vidar." He muttered to Friday when she asked the question, though he wasn't sure she was talking to him. Whatever. He answered anyway because that's what his whims told him to do. It was as simple as that.

Then the divine light hit him. He noticed the trail, starting to follow after it. He staggered along, stashing the flask away on his belt.

"Guys, c'mon. There's a light." He slurred to the others in the group. He continued to follow it until he reached the vast battlefield. He himself felt more drawn to the center, being a very bulky guy and very combat oriented. He was a buck and change of muscle and superhuman strength. As he lined up on the battlefield with his fellow combateurs, he wavered on his feet.

But don't mistake that for weakness; he was ready.
 
Moss

It took a few minutes, but eventually most people cleared away from where Moss cowered, so she returned to lying face-down in the grass, the closest thing she could get to home. She remained there for quite a while, ‘till she felt something warm above her, moving. Wearily, she turned over onto her back so see a little dancing light, vying for her attention. It wasn’t a will-O-wisp, this wasn’t how they acted. She swiped at it with one hand. It dodged and weaved, but never left. While it wasn’t, it still did remind Moss of the will-O-wisps that she had fun chasing through her woods, knowing they’d never hurt her. So she continued swatting at it, delightfully watching it dance, though just as wary as anyone should be with a real wisp. She took care not to follow it distractedly. So when she did follow it, it was out of begrudging compliance. This was a school, and from what little she had heard about those—all on the way here—they expected her to play by their rules.
And she would, to all technicalities. She was taught and rewarded to follow orders to the word, not the spirit. Perhaps if she proved abrasive enough—not delinquent, just irritating—she could get whomever it was that ran this prison to send her back home.
So Moss followed the not-quite-a-wisp, and eventually found that it led her to a… field of some sort… with twisted metal monstrosities, the sour steel smell of which made Moss want to vomit. The bleached bones of unfamiliar creatures littered the place, and a magic she didn’t recognize clawed at her. The changeling child’s stomach dropped as fear slowly mounted. She stood on her toes, with every intention of fleeing at a moment’s notice.
But the school wanted her to play by their rules. So she stayed where she was, on the outskirts of the field, resisting the pull towards the center of it. She watched as others slowly arrived, following their own little not-wisps.
 
Friday

She had drunk the whole flask when she noticed, a bright flourscent light just hovering above her warily. She ignored it until she noticed that every single one of them had that irksome light following them. Fuck this school. She made a point of ignoring the troublersome light further until the compulsion was so intense that it actually felt as if her stomach might fly out of her skin but still she didn't move. That was until Sig, son of Vidar, whatever and whoever he was, saw fit to lead the way. Begrudgedly she followed the stupid fucking light until at last they came upon what could only be described as a battlefield. Skeletons of numerous creatures littered the field, as well as several machines, some of which resembled tanks. Actual fucking tanks! She also sensed something else, some fabric in the air that she couldn't quite figure out what it was. She noticed the students gravitating toward the center of the battlefield and even felt herself moving toward the center subconciously. She caught herself though and resisted the urge. Staying on the outskirts. And she apparently wasn't the only one. Glancing around, she noticed another student, a girl, standing on her toes at the outskirts just like she was. She looked downright terrified and seemed as if she wanted to flee at a moment's notice. Friday wasn't usually one to engage in conversation (most of the time) but she found herself walking slowly toward the shivering girl.

"Sucks, don't it?" she said to the girl, lighting a smoke habtitually, "being forced to attend this." She smiled a bit at the girl before blowing some smoke into the air, making sure to keep it away from the girl's face. Blowing smoke directly into people's faces was meant for people she vividly disliked, or in the case of Brooke, someone she just wanted to annoy.

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With all who have gathered there the Vice Headmistress Reiko appeared, well not appeared she was more just behind a Tank, watching everyone shuffle into place. She smiled at them all, Though she had a stern look on her face. "Hello Everyone! I am Reiko Tanaka, The Vice Headmistress...In a sense the Vice Principal one could say, Headmistress just sounds better. Hello Welcome To Hero Class. I know I know a lot of you don't wish to be in Hero Class. I can understand that. Being forced to fight when you don't want to, But....off of this Island the Gods cannot protect you directly. Many of you have been Indirectly Protected but usually unable to see your godly parent. This is because of a Truce created almost 100 years ago. Yes it's rather new, But due to a few Pantheons going to war with each other And causing World War 1 and World War 2, Yes Certain War Gods/Goddess were true issues...But due to that Treaty All Pantheons are unable to directly interfere with the fates of mortals. This Island is the only place in the World that allows such actions to be done via strict monitoring. Ah yes Now Let me Explain. HERO CLASS, Isn't what you think. It's called Hero Class because Heracles and the Warrior Queen Scathach created the Course to begin with. What we will teach you before the war games is the Most important thing. Survival. It would be a shame to send you back home only for a monster to catch your scent and kill you. We cannot have that. Thus we will teach you how to avoid detection and keeping those you care about safe. And How we are gonna do that? Is via the first War Game! Hydra's Fury. Bessie while a more tamed monster has one of the best noses around. Your job is to find away to effectively render yourself Unsensible." Reiko nods, she places her hands on her bow "Any Questions?"
 
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Shakir stood up and pulled back a few feet. He had tried to give them privacy and look away, but he'd seen the outstretched arms and watched the demigod tearily reject her mother. He nearly felt sorry for the deity, but he didn't know what exactly she was to the girl and what she had done to earn such a reaction. When Haruna whirled around Shakir's head was yanked the other direction and he could feel his cheeks grow hot from secondhand embarrassment. "Uh-huh." He nodded casually without breaking eye contact with the floor after she thanked him and disappeared into the swarm of students. He snuck a quick glance up toward Amaterasu, surprised to see her looking so indifferent. Maybe that was a common routine for her.

I'm not quite sure what just happened here, but thank you for coming too.

"Me either." He echoed before turning his attention to the blonde. A sheepish smile passed over his face at the thanks. It hadn't been much and it surely didn't seem as though it comforted the other girl any, but he supposed it made a bigger difference than if he had continued walking. He shook his head when she mimed the movement and chuckled warmly. "Yeah, didn't do you any good, did it? Shoulda warned you about the push-back." He already knew her name from when she spoke to the frightened student, but Chloe introduced herself again anyway - looking a bit more red than before. The Greek name was lost on him. He could only recall the big three, then Ares, Aphrodite, Athena, and most importantly Apollo. He smiled politely regardless and nodded with feigned interest as if he wasn't clueless about her parentage. Many of the student's tacked on their godly parent's name to a greeting like a college student declaring their major within the first few sentences of an introduction. It was as if they were merely an extension of their parents, that the name alone said everything about the individual. He hated it. Shakir briefly hesitated to shake her hand, his fingers curling inward and running along the cuff of his sleeve. He lifted the manga in his hand and rolled it with both, fluidly playing off the nervous pause to be instead a minor dilemma. He tucked it into the wide pocket of his academy branded hoodie and grabbed her hand. "Shakir." No Babylon, no Nintinugga, just himself. He shook once, pulled his arm back to his side, and hoped the handshake had come with little to no side effects for the other student.

His gaze moved from Chloe to the dancing lights by both their feet. A familiar, but unwelcome, sight. He sighed inwardly and dug his hands into his pocket, fingers immediately fiddling with the pages of the book. The semester had gone and started on him and there wasn't even enough time to unpack and get settled in his dorm. "It's better not to fight that," He advised, sounding glum. "only makes you feel worse." Shakir took a good few steps to where the light was trying to lead him then turned back to the blonde, feet still moving and wearing a grin. "You coming? Or are you going truant on me, new girl?"
 
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