Terrance had to look away, fixing his glasses. Thankfully the teacher's voice had started a rather droning lesson, but it wasn't enough to keep his attention. He found himself defaulting to writing his notes in Korean as well as observing the other students, the same thing he'd been doing all day, honestly.

"Yeah, but there's a ten minute grace period since you have to change your clothes," Theo explained. "The coach is a retired pro soccer player and you'd think that would make him hardcore, but instead he's chilling out through his retirement. Could care less what we do. Mr. Fizburn in the History department though..." He grinned even harder and wow it was hard not to tell this kid that he thought he was awesome for pulling pranks like that. Theo didn't even mind getting found out, but then how would he cheat on next week's math test?

By the time they reached the gym, the halls had emptied and most of the other boys had already put on their uniforms. Theo started to rattle off names as they entered the locker room, calling just about everyone his friend though the looks he received back were more than a little dubious. "I guess you don't need to change so I'll be back in a minute."

(Sorry, recap? I was reading crossover fanfics of hp and pjo)

(lol Im not pinged often so unsure sorry...)

Cori gave a small laugh.
"He sounds like a delight already. Both of them." He replied, his sarcasm making a comeback. As they made it into the gym, and the locker, he felt a bit of unease at the states he was getting. But that's as normal, what guy ran around with three jackets on and a beanie 24/7? Hopefully not normal people.
I would give anything for just one day to be me. He thought with a small sigh, and before he realized it he had followed Theo into the locker room.
A slow blush crept up his face as he stood there awkwardly, near the entrance. He hadn't really ever been in a locker room before, which was silly for someone his age.
Maybe I'll just tell Theo I can wait out in the gym... God I feel like such a girl. He thought with embarrassment.

"your staring," Nikko said to him smirking, he sounded heavily french. he had already learned most of these things from his parents so he didn't really pay attention. tho he did want to know more about this boy.

Vincent sighed, not really effected by the lack of a reaction from the girl. He sat back on his seat, starring boringly at the monotone teacher. He once again looked around the room, messing up his hair again. Whenever he looked out the window, he choked on his spit and started coughing.
His familiars were right outside the school! Just floating around and waiting for their human companion. He started to make frantic 'shooing' gestures, eyes wide in panic. With a seemingly sad face, the two demons quickly went away. He groaned silently, holding his head in his hands.

Anise pulled her hand away, staring at her worried. She hoped she didn't change her mind about her, her instincts chewing at the back of her brain. The young woman clenched her hand, putting it at her side. "Are you sure? That didn't look like you had a lack of water, it looks like something else.", She mused. Anise looked down at the floor, her mind screaming at her to push further.

Lucille's question spooked her, but there was no going back now. "Please don't tell anyone, me and my mother are refugees, and we din't come from Earth."

Lucille stared silently for a few more moments, before relaxing slightly when Anise replied. She thought there was something wrong with her ability, but she hadn't been wrong at all.
"That's why I saw space..." She murmured, before glancing around. It was only fair, the girl had just revealed a huge secret, and she invaded on her privacy.
"I won't, don't worry." She leaned forward and cupped her own mouth so she could whisper to Anise quietly.
"You aren't here to destroy us, are you?" She asked quietly, her eyes genuinely concerned, but she didn't seem very frightened.

Terrance sputtered, giving the teacher a wary look before deciding that they wouldn't get in trouble for talking. Still, this other boy was way too bold! "It's only because you're so unusual," he hissed back, furiously avoiding eye-contact. Nevermind that he wasn't normal himself, but at least he acted accordingly, trying to blend in. "Now shush before you get us in trouble."