Jack nodded, his already broad grin stretching even further. The first hurdle had been cleared, it'd be just like old times. Able to make friends or at least get people to speak more than two words to him without calling him names. "Well, Nina the Evil it's a pleasure, I guess you can call me Jack the Benevolent." The boy referenced his assessment of being good, something they'd been quick to tell him as soon as he got there. Before he said anything else a man who he could only assume was the headmaster was at their table doing his best to make them both feel welcome. Jack couldn't deny he didn't bask in the attention a little bit.
Jack's eyes trailed after the handsome headmaster as he walked away from their table before returning his gaze to his new found friend. "Yeah, can't say I mind the VIP treatment, especially if he's the one dispensing it. I'd form a lasting relationship with him any day." He sighed with a bit of regret and a wink towards Nina. Augustus was handsome but also a gajillion years old. Well it wasn't like he couldn't crush from afar. Couldn't hurt right. Looking around at the rest of the cafeteria Jack began to industriously eat his breakfast as he checked out the student population of Maldoy. Most of them were incredibly attractive he could admit, even the girls. He just wondered if he'd find anyone that was like him here. You know, someone he could let out a little frustration with.
"So are you nervous? First day of school jitters and all that? I was hoping I had history first period." The cleancut teenager said with mock disappointment. "But english it is, what's your first class maybe we can find it together since this place is still like a freaking maze to me."
Posy looked on with interest as Kaelana was escorted in by the Headmaster. Needless to say it looked like someone had gotten a makeover they weren't happy with. Although Posy, being quite the eccentric really dug the new look and didn't hesitate to say so since Kae looked so upset about it. Might as well try and reassure her like everyone else was right.? As she opened her mouth to speak she was abruptly interrupted by Augustus receiving little to no interest in his history class. So instead of telling Kaelana how cool her new look was, or even just raising her hand in the air she let out a loud catcall and pumped both of her fists into the air before falling completely silent and resuming to eat her apple as she listened to the rest of the table's back and forths. Only showing signs of life once Kaelana addressed her
Whipping her head to nod vigorously to Kaelana she let her feet fall to the floor with a loud thud before springing up from her seat, her silk embroidered robe swirling about her lithe frame. "There is nothing more I want in this world than to learn everything I possibly can at this very moment. I've been inspired by knowledge, Kaelana. Let's not let this opportunity pass us by." Posy said quite seriously, her face belying the fact that she was enjoying being a bit silly. Her blue eyes focused on her friend intently before she she let a smile play around the corner of her usually pouting lips. "Or we could skip, what do you think?
Elle lost her appetite at the sight of Kaelana...a mostly green Kaelana. A small smile quirked across the young redhead's face as she noticed Kaelana obvious discomfort. Good she thought before turning her attention back to her friend and the rest of the activities happening in the cafeteria. She watched the new kids start to bunch up and wondered how long it would take for them to figure out where and with who they really belonged with. Wondered how they felt about coming to a school and immediately being labeled? She listened to the headmaster try to inspire everyone and watched it fail miserably. No way was she raising her hand, the last thing she wanted was him even remembering she existed.
While waiting for Rhine to respond with some clever quip at her expense, Elle was brought out of her reverie by the arrival of Danilo at their table. A genuine smile broke across her lightly freckled face, her entire countenance visibly becoming a bit lighter. Being around people like Danilo usually had that effect on Elle not to mention he was a boy and a quite attractive one at that.
"I was actually just saying something about that, wasn't I, Rhine?" Elle answered in her lilting scottish accent. What are there, like four or five of them?." Looking over her shoulder to catch another glimpse of the few new kids who were actually in the cafeteria, Elle shrugged lightly and turned back to face the boy beside her. "What kinds of standards do you have, Danilo? I'm assuming we make the cut since you so nicely decided to deign us with your presence." Elle asked, motioning to Rhine and herself before propping her chin in her hand and looking up at Danilo, an amused grin playing at the corner of her mouth.
Sally had been up for hours, she was an early riser but this was kind of ridiculous. The twenty-eight year old knew it was because this was her first term teaching. Ever. For some reason Augustus insisted that she'd be the perfect person to be the resident healer/health teacher. She had to admit he was kinda right. It was probably a pretty good fit honestly. Putting her nerves at the back of her mind she walked through her small suite of rooms and carried her cup of tea to the window. A slight frown crossing her face as she noticed the darkening sky. "I thought it was going to be sunny today." She murmured lazily to herself as she finished the dregs at the bottom of her cup and proceeded to get ready for the day. Dusting on a bit of makeup and pinning her long hair atop her head Sally dressed herself in an understated blue dress, threw on a loose sweater in case the weather turned and a pair of flats and left to find her classroom. She'd been there a few times now but she was still getting hopelessly lost.
Walking through the hallways of Maldoy, the sweet-faced dimpled girl looked like a student not a teacher. It was amazing how well she fit in and from some of the stares she was getting from the students she'd have to make it pretty clear she was very much an adult and off limits. Eventually finding herself lost once again. She'd bloody well have to get some kind of gps tracking system for this place. Sally couldn't help but to lose her patience. "Damn it, damn it, damn it. I'll never find the stupid bloody room." She moaned with impatience as she stamped her foot in annoyance. No longer caring if anyone saw a teacher give in to a fit of anger.