"Obviously" Chad said with a grin. watching in admiration as she transformed. The way her skin became covered in fur and her bright teeth turned to sharp little daggers. It was really quite fascinating.

Chad motioned for her to fellow behind him and reccomenced walking.
The young man grinned as his eye's fall opon his sister's form, Airi was sitting beneight a large tree reading quietly. her curly black hair was ulled into a ponytail to keep it out of her eye's. she seemed to be smileing about something, but, Chad could only guess what.

Airi grimaced slightly at the discomforting tingleing sensation in her right leg. She had ben sitting cross-leged all morning and it had fallen asleep in the meantime.
The dark-haird witch sighed and turned her haed slightly to see her Brother coming up to her. Airi raised an eyebrow in surprise as she noticed a Lioness following close behind.
"Chad? Do you realize their's a Lion after you?" Airi said slowly. Her leg still tingleing slightly.

"Of Course" Chad said as though it was the most natural thing in the whole world. "Airlia. I'd like you to meet my new friend.. Her name is Alex" Chad added petting Alex on the head.

"I do hope so."He replied, referring to him getting used to this large building.
It would take some time though, the school he used to go to had only about 50 to 60 students and was built accordingly.
He'd probably have to resort to those cursed eyes to memorize all the routes.


"Manners huh?"Sasuke chuckled."Well being polite and such is good ofcourse but waiting for someone to join at breakfast.......While being as starved as you were, is perhaps a bit much."He believed to have spotted a glimpse of a blush on her cheeks as she finished her sentence but as she quickly turned her head he wasn't sure of it.

"But enjoy your meal nee-san."And with that he glanced across the table and eventually diceded to play it safe and start with an apple, there was little that he recognized form his own culture and all this bacon and other fattening foods weren't of his taste.

She chuckled softly. Judging by the way he'd delivered his words, he wasn't used to a big school at all. Idly wondering what sort of education he'd gotten before, Ayaka absentmindedly glanced around the room again. It was big enough to take in her old house and more!

Damn that auburn hair! Ayaka knew she blushed more commonly than if she had brown hair because of the colour. She allowed a curtain to fall over her face as she toyed with the remaining apple. 'I'm just . . . I didn't really have much to eat last night, so my stomach - anticipating real food - decided to be evil to me.' She pursed her lips. 'Still. I like to be polite . . . when I feel like it.'

Within a few bites, she'd finished off the apple and glanced at him, smirking. Reaching out for a nearby goblet of water, she took a sip. 'D'you want a drink?' she asked, curiously, green eyes sparkling with innocence.

Leah glanced at Jordan as the sun hit her. Her eyes went wide, but she didn't say anything. Wrinkling her nose, she kept on walking as if she didn't notice. She knew that sign. She had heard of the legands that the Children of the Moon told, they killed her kind once. She shivered.

"I see you've noticed," Jordan said. She looked at her skin and then to Leah's wrinkled nose. "I'm not a full one you know, if I was I would be brighter than this. And I do have a heartbeat."

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"Haha well if you feel like being polite then I won't stop you from doing so."The Uchiha boy replied shortly after finishing his apple, still playing it safe he took a piece of toast.

"A drink?"He repeated, sadly there would probably be none of the Sencha tea he usually drank during breakfast and he never did like the tea that the British drank.
"Uhm sure, what do they have here water or that melon juice the wizards here drink."He had heard of that drink but sadly forgot that it was actually named Pumpkin juice.

She laughed softly. 'Fine by me,' she agreed, taking another long sip of the water, eyeing the food for a long moment before picking up a croissant and biting into it.

She nodded, turning to him after noticing the sadness in his tone. It took her a moment before she realised the drinks here were probably much different than the ones he was used to.

'Pumpkin,' she corrected, eyeing the jug full of it. 'But I'd recommend the water . . . I don't think pumpkin juice tastes too nice.' She winced. To her, the taste was foul. She picked a second goblet and passed it to him. 'At least, until there's a chance to get a drink you're more used to.'

"Ah yes pumpkin juice it was....Doesn't sound attractive as Melon juice though."He said, his argument and her opinion of the drink were more then convincing for him to never even think of trying it.

"Something I'm more used to?"He asked, well there was little chance of that he suspected.
"Well perhaps I'll get the chance to visit a nearby town or city eventually,where I'll probably be able to buy the groceries that I need to make food more to my liking.....If you'd like I could even make something for you, if you like Japanese food that is."Not to brag but Sasuke was more then capable of handling himself in the kitchen, he picked that up from when he was younger.

Ayaka couldn't help but laugh. 'No, it doesn't. I'd rather go for melon juice if I could. And that's saying somthing; I don't even like melons. I tried it once, and I swore never to try it again.' She finished off the croissant quickly.

'There'll be a way. Though it'll kill me, I could probably send an owl and get some tea.' She pulled a face after letting her hair fall over her face again, under the pretense of taking another long sip of water. She didn't like the idea of sending an owl to Kara, but she wanted to help Sasuke if she could. If it meant talking to Kara . . . well. She'd try it and then quit communication with her again.

She looked back up and cocked her head to the side. 'To be honest, I've only ever had nikumans. So I don't really know what Japanese food is like.' She pursed her lips, suddenly wishing she'd had the chance to try it when she was younger so she could give Sasuke a definite answer. 'But . . . I think I'd like that. Thank you.' She gave him a warm smile. 'If you can find a place that sells the groceries you'd need.' She laughed again.

"Oh really you don't have to go trough all that trouble."He replied, referring to her offer to send an owl, she didn't really feel like doing so and Sasuke guessed this was probably because of the troubles she had with her family....Well he wasn't sure of either of these theories but he suspected it from her responses about her family.

"Only nikumans?"Sasuke said, faking to be surprised, afterall he already suspected that she never was learned much of the Japanese culture.
"Well in that case I feel morally obliged to introduce you to the cooking of our magnificent country."

He didn't know much of the rules of the school or the country itself but nonetheless he was sure he would find away to get what he needed....Eventually.
"Apparation is illegal under 17 or 18 or something right?"That was a bit troubling for him, afterall in Japan this was the most common means of traveling for wizards since fireplaces were a rare thing there.
From the age of 12 wizards were allowed to apparate and so since his twelfth birthday Sasuke had relied on appariation to do most of his traveling.
"But we could always go Shoo-ing or whatever it is called, but since I don't know much of this country maybe you know a better way."

She held up her hands. 'I don't mind. I'd be willing to do it if it helps you settle down in this school, where we - obviously - don't have the sorts of food or drink you grew up on.' Besides, seven years was a long time and one owl wouldn't hurt. 'It's about time an owl was sent back, anyway.' No need to mention how long to Sasuke.

She nodded, feeling slightly ashamed. A little knowledge to him on why she wasn't that experienced couldn't hurt, could it? Deciding it couldn't, she cast her emerald eyes downwards. 'Thanks. I know . . . I know my parents would have if I had the chance to live with them. So, on the Japanese aspect of things, you're like a brother I've only just found out about.' She looked back up, eyes sparkling with amusement.

Ayaka had to think at that. 'I think you learn when you're sixteen, but can't take the test until you're "of age", which is seventeen.' She herself had never travelled in such a way, and had no intention of starting if she could help it. It sounded too uncomfortable for her liking.

She laughed at the word "shoo-ing". 'I suppose we could go Floo-ing,' she corrected. 'If I think hard, I'll probably be able to remember a fire place . . . I've explored the country enough to know pratically every city.' She winked at him.

Leah stopped dead, looking at her. She felt the fine bristles of fur on her back and her knees about to pop. She tried to shake that away. "Y-you do?" she sighed, relieved. "Oh, that means you're not as strong...right?" she asked hopefully.

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Alex shook herself and then walked next to Chad while also observing the girl that was sitting before them. As they got closer the twins began to talk. When Airi mentioned her being a lion, she couldn't help but smile, showing all of her teeth. When Chad introduced her, she bowed her head regally, hoping that the girl found it at least a bit funny. She then looked up at chad, slightly wishing that he was a mind reader so that she could ask whether it would be best to stay as she was or turn back so she could introduce herself further. But, just to be friendly, she put her nose on Airi's palm.

"Actually I am as strong, I am as fast, my hearing is as sensetive, the only real difference is that I have a heartbeat, although it is much faster than a human's, blood runs through my veins and I can eat human food," Jordan said. She scowled as she looked up at the sun and said brightly,"At least I can be around humans without being exposed."

"Well it's your choice, I just don't want you to feel pressured into sending that owl while you're not comfortable with it."Sasuke said, gratefull that she was willing to do that for him.
He was a little shocked after hearing that she hadn't had contact for 7 years and you could tell this from his facial expression.

Silently he listened to her as she told him about the situation between her and her parents.
"I'm sorry to hear that."He said honeslty and then added."Well I'll try to teach you then in that case Nee-chan."Now that he felt like her knew her somewhat better he felt comfortable using the chan prefix.

"But about that traveling, yeah it seems like Floo-ing would be the best option then, I've heard bad things about it but atleast it won't make me end up in jail. "

Leah frowned. "Oh," she whispered, flexing her hands as the familiar erge ran through her body. "I've heard of your kind. Well, vampires, not half. I've heard stories saying you've killed my kind."

She turned away from him, mulling over what she knew the reply would be when she sent the owl. She'd get what she requested, that much was for sure. But she was hoping she wouldn't also get a telling off for taking so long. Toying with a second apple, she shrugged. 'I don't feel pressured. I want to help.'

She lay her cheek in her palm, watching him with her vivid green eyes. 'Again, thank you.' She couldn't help but notice his use of the suffix "chan", and smiled. 'I'll seriously owe you one, Sasuke-kun.' It wouldn't hurt to say that, would it? She decided not.

She nodded. 'Trust me, it's not that bad. It does take a few trips to get used to it, but then it's easy. And I can't actually remember if there's a way for you to be jailed by it, but I don't think so.' She smiled reassuringly.

"Well, my family hasn't, but yes my kind has killed your kind before, just like your kind has killed mine," Jordan said. She smiled slightly and said,"Usually people ask me how I'm a half-vampire instead of a whole one."

"Well, I can't exactly choose to be what I am," Leah whispered. "Why are you, anyways? I mean...how?" she asked curiously.

"Heh... Very cool" Airi said, as Alex the Lioness touched her palm she suddenly felt a surge of emotion pound through her being. To her surprise it wasn't any perticular emotion at all. Infact Airi thought it felt more like a whim rather then a feeling.
"You can change back if your more comfortable... After all it's not ery easy getting to know someone, when you can actually speak to one another"
Airi murmered. in her quiet and content tone. Shifting slightly in her seat.


"Oh Yeah! Please do" Chad said, Sitting down next to his sister and Alex. The blonde-haired boy placed his fingers in the cool water. Chad loved swimming, but, he wasn't quite sure about the lake. How did he know that it was safe? Or even sanitary.
"I wonder what our classes will be like?" Chad wondered aloud. He couldn't wait to learn more magic.

Alex grinned and bobbed her head quickly. Then, she shifted back to her normal form. She flashed a smile to Airi as she took a seat. "Nice to meet you Airi! As your brother said, I'm Alex," she said, extending a hand to the girl. "I'm guessing neither of you can read minds?" she asked them, smiling. "That would make it a little easier to communicate... although I can count," she slapped her hand on the ground like she had seen donkeys do in shows three times. She looked over at Chad as he touched the water. She smiled as she studied the lake, eager to try out some of her aquatic forms again. Although, it didn't look like it would be big enough for any sort of whale, and she would be limited to freshwater. She sighed, so many possibilities. She was brought out of her thoughts by Chad. "Hmm? Oh, classes! I know, I'm wondering the same thing... they're supposed to start at noon, so we still have plenty of time," she said, relaxing back onto her arms.

"I was born this way, my mother was human when I was born and my father was a vampire," Jordan started to explain. She looked at Leah and said,"I grew at an excelerated rate and was born a month after my mother got pregnant, I almost killed my mother, but she survived."

Leah's head cocked one way. Woah, was that interesting. "You mean...your father had a relationship with a human?!" she asked, astonished. "Rare," she whispered. She knew a lot about the supernatural, considering what she was, but she had never heard of a vampire-human relationship. Well, besides the usual relationship. She snorted and lifted her hand back out of her pocket, playing with the fire that erupted out of her fingers. "Wish I had a loving family," she whispered.

"Yes my father did," Jordan said. She looked back up at the sky and sighed. "You are right it is very rare, I only know of two others," she said thoughtfully.