Irving looked around nervously. He usually had his sister by his side to confirm whether or not it would be a good idea to tell people whatever bothers him but his side was currently empty.

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Gozen sighed as she was stretched across the sand, her eyes closed. She was tired from swimming, so she was hiding in the sand dunes while her students prepared for a festival. It wasn't as big as the Vytal Festival, but it decided what teams were headed to the Vytal Festival. 

isn't that always fun

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Why am I so scared to RP with you- you are exactly me.

Yang sat perched on her bed, idly listening to some music while she read. All day, she'd had this nagging feeling in the back of her mind that she had forgotten something, but she couldn't remember what. So, she did what she always did when this happened - ignore it until it popped back into her head. Luckily, this time she didn't have to wait for it to just come to her - well, in her own mind at least.

Her cellphone vibrating next to her, she paused her tunes as she scooped it up. As she read the text, her eyes got wider in shock and horror. Oh. That's what she had forgotten. Shit shit shit. Yang dropped off the bed, typing rapidly.

Flats of my RWBY OC Hikari and Finn's RWBY OC Constanze. I decided to alter Hikari's skin because she looked far too pale before and I think this compliments her hair/fur colour much better now.

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Math was hard.

Math was hard and she didn't know why she had to learn it. or why her teammates - namely Weiss- had forced her out of the room to make her focus on it. She could focus on it fine in the dorm room. Sure, she would get distracted by paper football with her little sister every so often, but she could definitely do it if it put her mind to it. It'd just take a little other than the others. But, no no, Weiss had insisted she go off and her own and study.

Not one for libraries, she had opted to do so outside, and was currently propped up against a tree, sat on a blanket, out in the courtyard that surrounded the main tower with a thick book in her lap. Well, actually, their had been a thick book in her lap. Now it was ashes and most of the other students that had been near her had fled with the blonde haired girl had exploded in agitation, eyes red and hair glowing with a cry of "I can't take this anymore!".

㊐ - It wasn't an actual ticking, yet she could almost feel it in her bones. That constant track of time that was kept within the back of her mind. It moved constantly, like a watch that she never wore. Accurate enough that she wouldn't need one.

   At least, until recently.

   It was in moments like these that things went a little... awry. The pulse in her veins faster than normal, the constant passing of time no long in sync with the rest of her body as it swept into a cascading torrent of reactions that she couldn't control.

   She blamed it on nerves, for the most part. The rolling feeling of tension that coiled tight within her chest. Not without reason, she thinks. Faunus, she had never gotten along well with them.    Yet here she was, in Beacon. A teammate to one and tutoring yet another one. She shouldn't be afraid. She told herself she wasn't. Yet what else was it that caused a heat down her collars and the tremors in her grip as she stood there in the empty room that she had reserved for this very purpose.