School of Crazy and Weird People

Kayla


"Okay. I think I got it now." She said, looking around. "So... do we play now, or what?" she asked.

Arina



"I think it might be easier for Kayla if we play normal." Arina said looking around at everybody else. Arina sat down and waited for everybody else.

Kayla

Kayla looked at Arina, smiling. "They're both new to me. Either one." she shrugged, passing the ball to Codie.

Codie caught the ball and spun it on her finger. She colud still feel that her face was tomato red as she threw the ball back at the girls and did a quick illusion making it appear as big as an elephant. She heard them scream and she began to laugh.

Arina shook her head and sat down next to Codie.
"Hey Codie, can I have your cell phone number? Also, I did not invite ALL these girls, they started inviting each other." Arina said. She heard Kayla scream.

"Ok my number is 683-0407," Codie said. She took the illusion off the ball and ran up to catch it. Once she had caught it she shot is at the basket and it shot right in without even touching the sides.

"Let's play!" Andrew yelled as her ran up and caught the rebound.

Nancy yawned as she watched the hectic, abnormal ball game going on. This was dumb. Something exciting needed to happen soon. She watched as Codie threw an illusion around the ball that made it look like a HUGE scorption, and Nancy chuckled as one of the girls screamed and passed it to the next person as quickly as she could.

Lying down on the bench, Nancy closed her eyes and snuggled down.

"How can you sleep with all this noise?" a deep voice sounded below the screams and bouncing of balls.

Nancy opened her eyes again and looked up into the deep purple, silver-flecked eyes of...the headmaster of the school?

She sat up quickly and fought back a yawn. "I'm sorry, sir, I didn't know you were up there."

The man looked surprisingly young, with black, slightly curling hair, and was wearing a black suit. He climbed down to sit beside Nancy, his movements as lithe and noiseless as a cat's. His eyes glowed slightly as he followed the movement of the ball.

"It's quite all right. People don't see me unless I want them to anyway. So I see my students are making good use of the new gym?"

Nancy shrugged, uncomfortable. She didn't like authority, never did...particularly stunningly handsome authority. She wondered if he was a vampire or something.

"You should stop Codie from using those illusions. It's freaking out all the girls," Nancy pointed out calmly.

"I encourage versatility here," said the headmaster. "But perhaps you're right."

He strode out onto the basketball court in quick, lithe strides. At first nobody noticed him, but then the ball came flying directly towards him in the shape of a pig. He reached up calmly, snatched it out of the air, tapped it, and it resumed the shape of a basketball. Absolute silence prevailed.

"What the hell did you do that for?" Codie yelled at the man, not noticing that he was the headmaster.

>>All I got<<

Arina turned into a cheetah and quickly sped over to Codie and turned back to a Vampire.
"Codie! I think that is the Head Master!" She whispered

I walked over to where Codie was confronting the head master.
"What are you guys over here for?" I asked calmly.

Kayla scribbled in her notebook as fast as she could.

Cd mk illusions
HM undo? Prpl I's / come from nowr / vamp?

--- LOTS of vamps. Y?

N sleeps?

She glanced up again to see the Head master talking to Asuna. Still talking to her, he looked over her shoulder at Kayla, then back to Asuna.

Kayla had no idea why she did it, but she put away her notpad and walked up to the group to hear what the headmaster was saying.

Everyone in the group was a little subdued as they faced the calming, slightly amused purple gaze of the headmaster.

"Ladies, I'm so sorry to break this up, but the new gym is for sports. I like to encourage versatility among my students, but let's keep the basketball a basketball. The gym has not been fortified against things like elephants and scorpions as of yet. I'll look into it as soon as I can - until then, let's keep it low key. Do I make myself clear?"

At his last words his calm demeanor vanished and his eyes flashed bright. His gaze then swiveled over to Kayla where she stood nervously outside the group.

"You're Kayla, aren't you?" His smile flashed bright against his tanned skin. "Welcome to the school."

Kayla gulped.

Oh shoot. This was not good.

The last thing she wanted was for the headmaster to make note of her. Slowly, she nodded.

"Thanks." she choked out.

The air became humid.

Oh, shoot, shoot! Man, this sucks!

Despite her panicked thoughts, or perhaps because of them, a mist started to form. The first warning.

To her surprise, the head master smiled, and the air was dry again. Looking straight into her eyes, he smiled.
"Nice to meet you, Kayla." he said.

Kayla gulped again. How does he know? Well, gee. It couldn't be the fact that your eyes are wide and you're sweating, could it? Snap out of it!

"Yeah. Uh, nice to meet you too." she said.

He nodded to the other girls.

"Ladies." he said. Then, turning to the boys who lined the far wall, "Gentlemen." and then he left.

Arina stole the basketball and started walking, then she stopped, her eyes were wide and she dropped the ball. She stood still.
"Uh...yoo hoo?" One of the guys said waving his hand in her face, it did nothing. She started walking, then spoke.
"So this is her latest school!" And she laughed. She started walking out of the courts when she stopped and her eyes blinked.
"Uh....." Kayla said as she sat down.
"Wha-sorry...." Arina said, leaving out why she did that.

I stood there, confused.
"What was all that about?" I said, "I mean, with the head master and.. What did Arina just do?"
Codie shrugged and walked over to where Arina was siting, I followed her. Soon enough, I stopped in my tracks also. My eyes turning black. Suddenly, visions were spinning through my head, giving me information on the future. There was too much information for me to handle, the visions stopped and I closed my eyes, falling to the ground.