CelticHero37
The Druid
Two new students are joining the DWMA. Are they destined to be heroes or failures? More importantly, who will they have to fight.
[/DOUBLEPOST]Michael McGhann stood at the base of the DWMA, looking up the the magnificent school. Then he looked down to his acceptance letter. Based on how he did today, he would either place in the EAT or the NOT class. EAT sounded much more fun, but the NOT class sounded easier. Did he want to be a hero or just a normal guy? Yet that wasn't the first of his worries.
Mac was a weapon, a blunt one. The sort of weapon that not many people know about or care to use. On top of that, his weapon form took a lot of effort to control. Whoever picked him would be in for a challenge rather than a partner in his mind. He didn't much like people anyway. They were mean. He always tried to be nice, but over time was also trusting people less and less.
He glanced around as new students came in, then put on his earphones and flipped up his hood. He walked over and sat on the wall of the school, swinging his feet on the edge. There was nothing he could really do until the orientations started, so he would just wait. Mac reached back to his overstuffed suitcase and pulled a comic he had strategically placed in the corner so that he could pull it out at any time. It was of Hawkeye, his favorite super hero. No, he wasn't super famous, but he would always get the job done.
[/DOUBLEPOST]Michael McGhann stood at the base of the DWMA, looking up the the magnificent school. Then he looked down to his acceptance letter. Based on how he did today, he would either place in the EAT or the NOT class. EAT sounded much more fun, but the NOT class sounded easier. Did he want to be a hero or just a normal guy? Yet that wasn't the first of his worries.
Mac was a weapon, a blunt one. The sort of weapon that not many people know about or care to use. On top of that, his weapon form took a lot of effort to control. Whoever picked him would be in for a challenge rather than a partner in his mind. He didn't much like people anyway. They were mean. He always tried to be nice, but over time was also trusting people less and less.
He glanced around as new students came in, then put on his earphones and flipped up his hood. He walked over and sat on the wall of the school, swinging his feet on the edge. There was nothing he could really do until the orientations started, so he would just wait. Mac reached back to his overstuffed suitcase and pulled a comic he had strategically placed in the corner so that he could pull it out at any time. It was of Hawkeye, his favorite super hero. No, he wasn't super famous, but he would always get the job done.
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