Phoenix and Newt hang around near the walls.

Peggi just looks for something to do while waiting.

(An update as well? I'm just going to guess everyone's in the gymnasium. The coach, I'll be him.)

James heads over to the PE place, and knocks into Austin, knocking his glasses askew. "Sorry!" he yelped, while pushes his glasses back to its place. Harriette skipped over to them.

"I've heard that today is a capture the flag type of a day!" she says cheerfully, prancing around the gym. "How are you? How are you? And how are you?" she asks to random people. Then she heads to Peggi. "Hi! Long time no see. A few minutes seems like an eternity, doesn't it?"

Austin turns his gaze over to James and smiles. "It's fine, people do that all the time. Run into me, that is." Austin wondered who this kid's parents were

(Sslover, if he really wants the info, he could continue to prod James, who wouldn't mind, or turn to Harriette, who tells secrets to the world. Unless the secrets are really important.)

James smiled shyly. "Yeah, though I'm usually the one bumping into things." he looked at his feet, and turned to head away. Harriette started a conversation with no one really listening.

"Hey. Any one other than me ready to claim the flag?!? I can't wait!!!" as if to show she was, Harriette started jumping up and down, then doing a jazzy dance, and ending in a bow. "Thank you. Thank you." she said to an imaginary crowd.

(Okay, sound good!)

Austin looked from James to Harriette, trying to decide which one he should go talk to. He decides to catch up to James and asked, "So..." he said, trying to figure out how he was going to ask, then decided to just be blunt about it. "Who are your parents?"

James looked at Austin with a guilty look, as if he had been caught doing something wrong. "Um... History teacher. And..." he shook his head, as if to wake himself. He pulled his hood lower over his ears. " What's yours? Oh. And what's your name?"

Harriette bounced around the place, sometimes literally bouncing off the walls. She seemed to have unlimited energy. And limitless things to talk about.
"I wonder how our coach looks like. Wonder what else we're going to do. If we're late, do we have to do planks?" she asked random people as if they had the answer, now hanging from the monkey bars that happened to be inside here.

"Ah," Austin said, nodding. He figured that by the way he covered his ears...well, Austin figured the other parent was the wolf. "My dad's Peter Pan. As for my mom...I have no clue," Austin said, shrugging. "And the name's Austin. What's yours?"

James nodded, and then said. "Name's James. You probably know my sister. The one that's bouncing around a lot..." he trailed off as he pointed, figuring that she would somehow know that he wanted her over here.

Harriette looked over at him, and waved, but that was about it. They did have the special thing with twins, but she had learned that James was most always nervous, so why bother listening. She tried to climb the walls to get to the ceiling, where the flying students were gathering. Most were chattering and pointing at Harriette as she repeatedly failed. "Any help?" she called up, not expecting anyone to come and help.

"Hey." Jame snapped his fingers as if he had an idea. "Why don't you fly up there and gain friends there?" (He's just trying to be helpful...)

Austin shrugged yet again. "I...actually can't fly. Yeah, shocker, I know." Many people thought he could when they found out that his dad was Peter Pan, but that was one of the few things he couldn't do. Austin rolled his eyes to himself, hoping that James didn't think he was rolling his eyes at him

Dzvezda stared sort of blankly at the ground. Her left hand held tight to her swords hilt while her right hand covered the pouch of pixie dust. She seemed deep in thought though she was only really thinking about having another sword fight. She shook her head and then looked around. She really, really wanted the game to begin already.