Blue picked up the bird. She set it on her shoulder and smiled. "Just hold on, and if you fall, i'll catch you." she said happily. She ran to the arena and gulped seeing all the weapons.

Although she didn't show it, Ina was a bit cross at being sassed.
Her tail's spikes went up a considerable amount.
Her wings were slightly spread out a bit more than before.
And her brows narrowed some.
Though, unless you were a dragon, you couldn't easily tell all of this.

Oh, and the room's temperature dropped about two degrees in Fahrenheit.
That you could tell.

"Oh, hey Ina, good to see you again" Ethelyn hissed as she put on some of her warmer clothes. "Would you be interested in hunting? This place has a lot of really tasty field mice" Ethelyn told her.

Aris stopped at the door. Did Kerri and his sister have any idea what was happening? They should at least know where the arena was. Mustering up as much courage as she could, she called back to the two. "The arena is beside the school, I would suggest going there first! And classes start tomorrow morning!" She then dashed off in the direction of the arena.

When she arrived at the arena, she saw that the principal and a lot of students were there. She silently walked over to the table full of weapons and tried to decide on one. None looked particularly appealing.

"No thank you Ethelyn. I ate before I came to the castle," Ina politely refused.
She wasn't all that interested in mice. Unless you came upon an infestation, they were more like a snack.

Ina remembered Ethelyn and her immobility to the cold and brought the cold in the room to "thawing frozen food".

Aris noticed a girl with an injured bird on her shoulder. Happy for a distraction from the weapons, she walked over. "Hi, I'm Aris. Is your bird alright?"

"No, it needs help, it's mostly healed but not entirely. Do you know where i could find it help?" She asked.

Danielle and Kerri exchanged looks at the same time.
"Arena....?" Danielle repeated nervously. Kerri's facial expression was stoic; however, his tone changed as he patted Danielle's shoulder.
"Nothing for you to worry about, sis. I'll always protect you," he said reassuringly. Raising a brow, Kerri motioned for Danielle to follow him as he would trace the footsteps of the scared kitten, feeling his sibling's presence not that far behind. Knowing Danielle, she probably apologized for leaving to the fellow she had bravely acknowledged, something he normally would have applauded her for.

Silver eyes squinted as he could feel varying shifts in the temperature, assuming that there were polar opposites here with abilities that were causing mother nature to be so bipolar.
"Hmm."
He looked down as he felt Danielle sidle in beside-yet-somewhat-behind him, her teeth worrying her lower lip.
"W-weapons...? Are we going to learn how to f-fight...?" Danielle asked her brother. Kerri shrugged.
"Whatever. Hiding behind weapons only does so much. If you are going to learn how to fight, Danielle, you should learn survival." Kerri flicked his sibling's forehead and she squeaked in response as he expanded on his thought.
"If you don't know what your own body is capable of doing, what are you going to do when someone comes and knocks down whatever item you have been hiding behind as a shield?"
"I..I don't know..." Danielle mumbled. Kerri snorted.
"You'd be dead," he answered flatly, "Pure and simple. Come on. Let's see what this place has to offer before my mouth gets me into even more trouble"

"I'm actually a student nurse. May I see the bird please?" She said, holding her hands out. She had never healed a bird before, but she was sure it would work.

"You are! Oh thank God!" Blue said happily and handed her the bird.