april.

“It’s kind of hard to when someone died because of you.”

spellbound-april‌:

April was one of the people who had been reluctant to believe in the rumors, but Valerie had never let them down before. She had briefly wondered which smart Elder had come up with the idea of letting mortals attend their school. How was this decision supposed to take the pressure off of them? Like who would excuse the school of blowing up another one? After she had gotten over the initial disbelief, she promised herself that she wouldn’t be one of the students that shunned the mortals. Not only would that make things super obvious, but it seemed sort of shitty. 

So, when she arrived at the resort and found out that her roommate was a mortal, she didn’t mind. She even invited another one of her friends over so they all could meet. At least, they’d know someone before the semester began. “It’s certainly nice to meet you both as well! Come on in and make yourselves comfortable. I’m April and this is my roommate, Hunter.” 

Hunter hadn’t been at the resort for very long when she’d ran into her roommate for the week, talking with the girl for a short time. To say Hunter was a bit skeptical was an understatement. So far, her impression of the school made it seem like the school was compensating for something or that they were trying to buy their students over for something. No school acted the way this school did and Hunter was a little uncomfortable being there. She never fit in anywhere normally so she was already on edge being there, but everyone she’d spoken with, although that being just April at the moment, had been very kind and welcoming. That’s why, when April mentioned having her friends over, Hunter didn’t say no, figuring it’d be a good way to meet other people.

When April’s friend, followed by two new girls from what Hunter gathered from her spot on the couch, introductions were made and Hunter gave a nod from where she was sitting. “Hey. Nice to meet ya.”

After introductions were completed, April walked over to their mini-fridge and opened it, quickly glancing at its content. When Anna walked in, she had noticed that she had brought along some food as well. She really wasn’t sure what to talk about with everyone. She wasn’t the most social person at times and it didn’t help that she was slightly more focused on the fact that she still hadn’t seen her girlfriend yet. The two barely got a summer together because she was dealing with her punishment. She wondered what her friends would say once they found out about their relationship, but she forced herself to push it to the back of her mind. 

spellbound-eva‌:

Eva hadn’t been at the resort long before meeting her roommate, though the under the circumstance she’d met her was a bit off-putting at first, it was hard to really blame the other girl. Eva could hardly blame Anna-Rose for being excited. The resort was remarkable and the idea of spending an entire week there was a nice thought. Eva just didn’t show her emotions as openly as her roommate seemed to. After talking with her for a short time, Anna-Rose had invited her to hang out with her and another one of her friends and seeing as how Eva didn’t know any of her fellow classmates, she took the fellow brunette up on the offer, which led her to finding her sister, Olivia and then heading to who she assumed to be Anna-Rose’s friends room.

It was mere moments later that the door opened and Eva was faced with another girl, whose name she learned to be April. After being introduced, Eva gave a small wave and motioned to her sister. “Hey. This is my sister, Olivia.”

It had only been a few hours since Olivia and Eva had both arrived at the resort, and Olivia had finished unpacking and had decided to go exploring when Eva had found her. The two girls were almost inseparable so being in separate rooms although at the resort together was a stretch for them so after the introduction to her roommate, when Eva had invited her along to spend time with one of Anna-Rose’s friends, Olivia wasted no time in agreeing to tag along.

When they’d gotten to the other girls room and both Eva and herself had been introduced, Olivia waved at the other girls, smiling as she said hello. “Nice to meet you both!” 

April was one of the people who had been reluctant to believe in the rumors, but Valerie had never let them down before. She had briefly wondered which smart Elder had come up with the idea of letting mortals attend their school. How was this decision supposed to take the pressure off of them? Like who would excuse the school of blowing up another one? After she had gotten over the initial disbelief, she promised herself that she wouldn’t be one of the students that shunned the mortals. Not only would that make things super obvious, but it seemed sort of shitty. 

That’s understandable. Sure, that’d be alright.

That’s….good? That’ll depend on how they actually go. Looking forward to see how this year goes though. Not really. You all bunch up into groups and form a shield pretty much. Doubt it’s intentional but I’ll just wait for it to die down before I venture out.

Guess that would make sense. Just weird for a school to go to such extreme lengths. Most schools I’ve been to don’t even have anything special outside of the mandatory school dances.

It’s definitely…something. Feels a little over the top for a school though.