Kyle's concern only grew. "You really sure you don't need to see the school nurse?" He asked again. Luna didn't look so good, and Pheina seemed to share his concern. Kyle glanced at Pheina, as if he could read her opinion from her face.

Kyle's gaze snapped back to Pheina, and the boy in the wheelchair. "Uh, hi?"

i didn't want to talk about my father so i try my best to lie but unfortunately im not good at it "I umm.... just have a headache.... im sure it will go away soon..." i didn't notice but my jacket sleeve was up some revealing the many cuts on my arms

"Oh, hello there, sorry about the girl throwing a... hissyfit" The boy said, looking back at the infuriated naga. "Ugh, you are such a jerk!" The naga roared, slapping him across the chest with her powerful tail as she slithered off.

"Oof! I guess I kind of deserved that, I was being a bit of a jerk to her" The boy said, pulling the blanket on his chair back up, rubbing where he was struck by the whip-like tail of the Naga.

(Sorry if I sound kind of rude, but please don't mention cuts, I'd prefer not to talk about it but it brings back unpleasant memories)

Blue stood up and looked around. A chipmunk ran up to her and crawled up to her shoulder. "Hi again! Really? Oh my. I'll gladly help you!" Blue said happily.

As Ethelyn rushed past Blue, she accidentally, hit the backs of Blue's knees with her tail

The chipmunk almost fell off Blue's shoulder but she quickly caught it. She thought about yelling after the girl but shook her head. The chipmunk jumped off Blue's shoulder and ran off, and Blue ran after it.

Ethelyn curled up at the side of the school, inspecting the part of her tail which had been run over, she ran her hands over the smooth scales, checking for chips or missing scales in the hurt area. She hissed as she saw the dirt on her normally clean scales, she brushed it all off, luckily, no damage came to her beautifully kept scales.

Alleya giggled. "Perhaps you're right. When are the doors gonna open?" She whined.

The chipmunk led Blue to a wounded bird. Blue sat down near it and tore off some cloth from her shirt and wrapped it around the bird's wound. She picked the bird up and carried it back to the school being careful not to touch where it's wound is. "It's ok, you'll be fine." Blue said to the bird.