NationStates Jolt Archive

Kisar decides to go to his quarters and meditate.

he walks back into the school and goes into his quarters but dosn't shut the door or turn on the Lights

he sits down in the middle of the small room and meditates

Rebecca nodded, as she walked into the reception. "I'd like that. I don't usually take to people real quick, being kind of shy and all." She smiled. "But there's something about you, I really like."

She walked over to the lift, and pushed the call button. "Perhaps we could meet for lunch or something, unless you meet someone more interested before then." The doors opened and she stepping inside.

Pushing the relevant floor indicators, Rebecca turns to David. "I think I'll sleep for a week. I don't know about you."

David had to blush at that one. "I know what you mean, 'bout being shy and all," he replied. "Either that or anti-social. I'm not sure which." He laughed a bit as the lift arrived. Blushing a little more as they stepped aboard, he added, "And I'd have to say I've really enjoyed spending time with you as well. It's been a good day."

"Yeah, lunch tomorrow sounds good," he nodded as the lift accelerated. "If I wake up in time, that is - I feel I could sleep until the weekend, and classes just started."

As the doors opened on his floor, David stepped out, using his body to keep them from closing. "So, lunch tomorrow, right?" he confirmed, tossing his hair back one last time.

Link was smiling something he rarely does. He walks over to the front door and opens it and waits.

Victor runs over Link in his car. "Holy cow, I'm dead" and speeds away.

((I'm still in the school))

Kisar get's ready for class. he keeps his hood up then he walks to his class

Rebecca smiled, and nodded her head. "Yes, lunchtime tomorrow, at the reception door. We'll go from there." She waved as the doors closed behind him, rushing her on to her own floor.

Stepping out of the lift, she slowly walked down the poster strewn corridor to her room. Opening the door, she stepped in heading straight for her bed. She collapsed onto it, staring at the ceiling. Today had been a good day, now she just had to survive the next class.

David waved as well as the doors closed. "Bye." He was feeling jubulent, estatic, happy, lighthearted as he turned to his room - the men's section being quite underdecorated, as ususal - and walked in. "Hello, Dek," he smiled, even forgetting to be rotten to him. David lay down on his bed, looking up at the roof.

Dek waves at him quickly. "What's up?" He turns back to unpacking his stuff.

"Not much," smiled David, still gazing upwards. He was smiling and conversational, both rather unusual states for him. "You enjoy your evening, Dek?"

Arakesh made his way to his first class, which was History. He sits down in the room, waiting on others. Arakesh keeps his tail under the chair he is sitting in, to prevent it from being stepped on.

"I ain't been doin' much, just hanging out in here." He looks up at David. "You're in a good mood. You and what's-her-name hook up?"

"Rebecca?" David offered. "Nah; we just went for a walk." He crossed his arms about his stomach, tapping his thumbs together. "I sure hope to, though."

"Good lord. 'We just went for a walk'" Dek says, imitating David's voice. "When ya'll gonna start datin'? Why not ask her out?"

"I dunno," answered David, not even getting irritated. "I don't think she's all that interested in me. I'd hate to try and force the issue if she's not." He sat up slowly, getting a book down from his shelf. He opened it and flipped through the pages quickly without reading them.

"Then you gotta play it smooth." Dek states.

David laughed softly. "What, me play it cool? What's that supposed to mean, anyway?"

Dek laughs. "I mean you gotta ask like you don't really care, then, if she says no, shrug it off. It'll get her interested." Dek says with a sly wink. "Always worked for me."

David nodded slowly. "Yeah, Dek, I guess that'd work. Still," he shrugged, "It'd be hard to pretend I'm not interested in her. There were a couple times I'm surprised she didn't just slap my face today." He looked over at his roommate. "Hey, man, I just wanted to say sorry for being such an ass this afternoon. I guess I was just trying to get used to the place."

Rebecca returned to her room and waved to Marisa. She dumped her things on the bed, and plopped down beside them. She lay down on the bed, and slowly began to drift into sleep, shaking herself awake, she grabbed her wash things, and hit the shower.

Fifteen minutes later, she remerged and headed straight for her bed. It has been a long day, with the travelling, the first couple of classes, and the very pleasant time she'd spent with David. She was delighted she had met such a nice person, on the first day. She went to sleep, happy.

"Now there's an idea. The humble approach also works." Dek says with a shrug. "Maybe you're being a bit too hard on yourself, thinking that she'd never want to date you, that kinda thing. Think positive. Self-confidence is a big turn-on for girls like that." He lays down on his makeshift bed on the floor.

David glanced over, gesturing at Dek's bed. "Why are you sleeping there? Not going to use the bed?"

David shrugged at Dek, then rolled over. "'Night, then." He didn't bother to turn out the lights, but simply fell straight off to sleep. Within a couple minutes, he was snoring lightly.

OOC: Didn't know there was a second bed....

(Well, usually double dorm rooms will either have two side-by-sides, or a bunk bed. I prefer bunk myself, and David would have taken the bottom. If you prefer one bed and a cot, though, that's fine.)

Dek bounds lightly onto the top bunk. He slides under the blankets and dozes off.

OOC: Ignore the previous stuff about the floor-bed.

David's alarm went off about three quarters of an hour before the next day's pre-calc. He rolled over slapping the 'sleep' button down. He had almost drifted back off to sleep before his eyes snapped open, a sudden thought entering his head. It wasn't so much he cared about not missing that idiot's "class", but Rebecca would probably be there. Slowly, he swung his legs over the edge of the bed, lurching towards the door. David was not a morning person.

At last, he managed to get himself showered and ready, and headed off the first class, noting with pleasure that he was only a couple minutes late.

Link was sitting in his chair feet on his desk with his head phones on listening to music while he waited for the rest of the class.

Rebecca dragged herself out of her warm bed and yawned. She made her way over to the wardrobe where she picked the first thing her hand came to rest on. Looking at her choice, she shrugged but put it on anyway. It was only school, after all.

Running a combe through her hair, she pulled it into a ponytail, so that it would be out of her eyes during class. Her heart sank, at the thought. She still had nightmares about the first one. Groaning, she gathered up her things and headed out the door, but not before grabbing two bars of chocolate for her and David.

Link just looks at the clock on the wall and throws a eraser at it hitting it dead on. He just laughs and starts looking for pencils to throw at the roof of the class room

David opened the door five minutes late and looked about inside - deserted. He sighed: this was just his luck! It was probably ditch-the-loser's-class day, and no one had bothered to tell him. Well, too late now. He walked in timidly and sat in the corner.

Link turns off his CD player and looks at David. "Looks like your the only one who came today," Link says "Since no one else bothered to come today do what ever other than attack me or try and leave the class room or any crimes."

At that moment Kisar enters the room

Kisar:er, hello david

David looked over. The kid seemed familiar, but he was horrid with names.

Rebecca entered the class, later than she had intended. She had practically run from the recpetion lobby, once she had spotted the clock, her own watch off by ten minutes.

She gave an apology to Link for her tardiness, mumbling some excuse about the time, and took a seat. As she walked past, she smiled at David and mouth, "Don't forget lunch."

Silently she settled in her seat and removed her things from her bag, waiting for the lesson to start. Hoping deep down that it wouldn't be a repeat of the last one.

David smiled back, and started to mouth I wouldn't dare, but she had already moved over to her seat. Instead, he withdrew his notebook and a pen, looking up to the front of the classroom. Even as he started his customary doodling, David couldn't help but shoot the occasional glance at Rebecca.

Sakura sat on the window ledge cloaked and looking at Links class smirking.
Link now with 15 super sharp pencils started throwing them at the roof getting the stuck up there

Rebecca waited for David to look at her, she had noticed him casting glances but to stop him feeling uneasy, she pretended not to have noticed. When he looked, she smiled and glanced at Link, then raising her eyes to heaven, she sighed. A small laugh escaping from her lips.

She looked at the teacher seated at the front of the class, and raising her hands briefly before speaking, she addressed him. "Mr Link, are we learning anything today other than what trajectory and speed you are using to ensure your pencils remain in the ceiling? It's just that I covered that last year."

She sighed deeply as she perceived another lesson falling into the wastelands of uselessness. She opened her book, and began reading through it, hoping to get something out of her time.

David laughed softly at Rebecca's question, shooting her a smile. She didn't seem to notice. He glanced up at Mr. Link, wondering how he'd react, and sure that it would be hillarious.

After that, he resumed doodling, letting his hand move wherever it wished to.

Kisar sends a smal bolt of pain running up his spine for that thought

"Acutaly we will see how long it takes for the penicls to fall on your head," Link says as he throws on and it hits the celling right above Rebecca's head

Dek hears David's alarm go off, but just shrugs it off and rolls over again. He awakes, what he thinks are a few minutes later, but it's actually two hours later. He glances at the clock, shrugs, then rolls over again. "Screw it..." He mutters as he dozes off again. He'd get up for lunch.

Rebecca looks that the pencil in the ceiling over her head for several minutes, the expression on her face shows that she is giving the thing some thought. She furrows her brow her a moment and bites her lower lip. She finally brings her focus back to Link. She again briefly raises her arm.

"To be honest, Mr Link. There is little possibility of the pencil hitting me, as it's position is slightly off. I think it's safe to say that the answer is never." She leans back in her seat. "Which is probably good for you, otherwise I could probably sue you if it did, as you intentially threw the pencil there with the sole purpose of hitting me." She shrugged then smiled sweetly. Returning to her books, she laughed softly to herself, as she continued to read.

Suddenly a second pencil flys over head and spears the first one shatering it raining wood chips down. "Ok that was not me," Link says

Arakesh speaks from the corner. "I thought I might demonstrate how to properly throw a sharp object." He drums his claws on the surface of the desk. "Did you enjoy my demonstration?"

OOC: Mind if I did that? If not, then I'll change it.

OOC:Kinda did but what ever

Ugh, another day, Alexander Mai-Shirong thought as he woke up. Didn't I just get here? And I haven't even gotten my stuff together yet. He got a granola bar, packed his stuff for school, and woke his roomate.

OOC: Alex is the roommate of Damian Li (Monteferro's student.)

God bless,

The Republic of Syskeyia

A boy in a Ford Mustang Shelby GT 500 rolled up in front of the building and exited his car, His name is Kenneth, he is 6/6 and has green eyes and blonde hair. as he waited by his car, he started to access his Palm Piolet, he had to check his E-mail..

Skeeter Fox stumbled up the steps of the school looked at other kids and hoped his Foxxinnian heritage wouldn't make him look like a complete goober.

Damian woke up to the sound of Alexander's voice. He blinked, rubbed his eyes and looked at the alarm clock sitting next to the bed. Damn, I've gone overtime. I must have forgotten to set the alarm. He turned to his roommate.
"Morning, Alex. Up so early?"

David sighed. Another day, and another series of disasters. Why did he even bother getting up anymore? He started to draft a quick note to Rebecca, then wondered how he'd be able to get it over to her. At last, after being completely confounded, he simply stood up and walked over to her.

"Hey, Rebecca," he whispered, slipping as discreetly as possible into the empty seat next to her, "I don't think we're going to learn anything today. Care to go into town again?" He brushed at his arm in mild annoyance as a couple nerves twitched for some reason.

Rebecca smiled, as David moved to the seat near her, it was nice having a sane person sharing her space. She cast a glance around the class and spotted the other person who had thrown the pencil, shattering the other. She sighed and shook her head, before turning her attention fully to David.

"Sure, town sounds great." She looked at Link, wondering how he ever became a teacher. There must have been a shortage in the quota on that day. "I'm sure we'll learn more from the back of a crisp packet than we'll ever learn here. We'll go once this lesson - and I use the term very lightly - finishes." She ran her hand through her hair, dislodging the tiny pieces of wood that had fallen there.

David closed his notebook; he was done with even pretending to be getting anything out of this class. Inwardly, he snickered: if only father could see him now. He was preparing to ditch school less than half-way through class, that was something the old man would never stand for!

"Oh, I don't know. I think we learned plenty from this class. If only the catalog had properly described it as a class about how to deal with lunatics, I wouldn't have come in here expecting to learn about math!" He laughed and reached over to brush a chip of wood off her shoulder.

Rebecca laughed, no longer worried about upsetting Link or the other students. It's not like she was disturbing the teachings of the class. She leant her elbow on the desk, her chin resting on hr hands. She couldn't help but sigh.

"Yes, this school definitely needs to update its brochure." She shot another glance to the teacher, another laugh almost escaping from her at the term. She smiled as he brushed the wood from her shoulder. "Do you think they'd notice if we left now?"

Dek rolls out of bed, still asleep. He hits the floor with a dull thud, waking him. He rolls over and looks at the clock, it was getting close to eleven o'clock, and he was hungry. Dek threw on a pair of jeans, a white tee shirt, and a pair of sneakers, then sleepily made his way to the cafeteria, silently hoping they had coffee.

Arakesh ambles over and sits down near them. "I do not believe that he would notice, seeing as he has not acknowledged(sp?) our being here."

"Yes I would," Link says "I've got eyes every where. Don't try and ditch class."

David ignored Link and shot Arakesh an annoyed look. He leaned back in his chair. "He'd probably notice, but I really don't see what he could do. Fail us?" David laughed. "He does that, and we report his location to whatever country's looney bin he escaped from."

Of course, David reflected, Escaping wouldn't be near as much fun if we had extra baggage. He looked quickly from the door to Arakesh and back again. "Hey, I've got an idea," he said. "Why don't you -" he indicated Arakesh, whose name he didn't know "- try leaving, and if it works, Rebecca and I will be right behind you."

Sakura still cloaked walks over from the window and leans on the door still laughing at her brother's class about how it is full of clasic morons.

Dek piles a plate high with bacon and eggs, before snatching a mug of coffee at the end of the serving line. He finds a seat and begins to eat, downing the cup of coffee before his second bite and getting up to get more.

A rather annoyed Arakesh carefully gets up and slips out the door without a sound. He waves at the others through the window.

OOC: BTW, Arakesh is an Argonian, which look a lot like lizard-men.

Rebecca gently slapped David on the arm, as she watched Arakesh get out of his seat and head towards the door, moments later she saw him waving from the window.

"That was mean." She looked at him, an expression of annoyance clouding her features before a smile broke out on her lips, and she began to laugh. "You are crazy, but a genius." She looked over a Link, and raised an eyebrow. "Well, he didn't seem to mind. Shall we go?"

She picked up her things and began to make her way out of the door, the gates of the school her ultimate goal.

David pretended to wince as she slapped his arm. "Ow," he grinned, halting briefly at her annoyed expression. His smile quickly returned with hers. "Oh, thank goodness! I thought I was in real trouble there for a minute!"

However, her next comment made him blush deeply. "Well, I, ah, wouldn't say 'genius', I mean, uh..." He smiled. "Well, I suppose I am crazy, anyhow. Or, in this school, normal."

David too glanced up at Link, who didn't seem to notice his class slipping away to greener pastures. "Yeah, sure," he said, stuffing his sketchbook quickly into his bag and shouldered it while following Rebecca towards the door.

Rebecca walked along the corridor and smiled as the morning sun beat down on her face. The classroom was stuffy and oppresive, but that was more to do with the atmosphere than the actual room itself. She wasn't looking forward to the next one, although she was certain that even if she didn't turn up at another lesson no one would notice.

Making her way slowly towards the gate, she turned to David, brushing a loose strand of hair out of her face. "Are you happy with leaving the grounds or do have something in mind?" She briefly looked around, expecting to see some sign that their departure had been noticed, but there was none.

"That was easy," muttered David, glancing over his shoulder. "I can't say I'm impressed by those omnipresent eyes he alluded to." David rubbed his hands in the morning air before returning them to his pockets. He was looking a little less disheveled that he had been yesterday, though his blue polo shirt was still very wrinkled.

Seeing Rebecca brush a strand of hair from her face, he got the sudden urge to do the same, but settled for shaking his head quickly to the right instead. "I had been planning to sleep through that class, and then go to lunch with you, but this seems a much better plan to me." David glanced about, looking partially for Link following them, and partially for Arakesh. "Say, where's that big fellow?"

Kisar Looks at his messages on his PADD


he sees that the Trasian Recall has been made and His father has died and he must now rule Trasa


Kisar:Excuse me link, i must return to Trasa, somthing IMPORTANT has come up.

"Yes I don't mind if you go. And if you see the asshole David send him a mental shock for me. Also my sister will escort you," Link says
Sakura now decloaked brushes some hair from her face and smiles

Kisar Looks at this strange woman with odd familiarity


Kisar:I have seen you somewhere, i remember now, i nearly killed you, i do not wish a escort Link, i must go alone.

Dek continues to eat, despite the fact that he's alone in the cafeteria. He doesn't seem to notice, and goes back for thirds.

Leon walks out of his room and walks into the cafeteria.

"I'm hungry as hell."

Arakesh ambles over to where Rebecca stands. "I am here, what is it that you wish?"