Seraphiel fell out of a rather large tree, and landed not surprisingly, on her feet. "Best damn contract I ever made," she laughed. She looked up at Superbia, who now looked down at her from above. "Well, I think that's enough for today, thank you Superbia." She nodded and made her way down from the tree herself. "Can't see that I am surprised you keep coming out here master, but I do believe you should think twice about doing so this often." Seraphiel had started teleporting herself out of the school area, so far in fact, she was half way across the world. "People are too nosy, Sophia or one of the other teachers kept finding me, well particularly Sophia. I don't mind so much, but other students doing the same could cause problems. She turned to look behind her, eyes following all the runes and letters that surrounded them. She had enclosed herself in scripture to make the area both invisible and almost impossible to enter in any kind of timely manner. "I need to train somewhere, and I'm sure everyone doesn't just like sitting in limbo waiting for something interesting to happen." Superbia sighed, "I don't deny that it is nice to have time here, but you know I'm right, it's not safe."
She was right, and she knew it, however if something happened she would deal with it. No sense in worrying or being couped up at a school with people she barely associated herself with. She did have a small amount of friends, but she was not like the others who blindly through the faith and trust in strangers. The school had various types of people and personalities, and some of them clearly were not the people you want to be around away from the school. Apparently, the school turned a blind eye to that fact. "Educating the criminals of the future." she said to herself. Seraphiel had been up since three in the morning, she had chosen to spar with not only Superbia but Wrath. Fighting with Wrath was work in itself, but Seraphiel often found it refreshing. Seraphiel said her goodbyes to Superbia, then summoned up Acedia. Acedia stood before her, in her usual lifeless state. "Yes?" she asked monotonously. "You can relax Acedia, we're just going back to campus." There was no response, but she knew she understood. Acedia typically went through life - or what was left of her being, doing as little as possible. Seraphiel was surprised she didn't consider breathing a chore.
A bright light surrounded to two, and soon the fusion was complete. Seraphiel concentrated on the image of the campus, specifically, her bathroom. Soon, she appeared within the shower, she scanned the room ahead of her and then slowly let herself and Acedia drift apart. "That's all for now Acedia, thank you." Seraphiel stepped out of the tub and headed towards he bedroom. It was overly tidy and almost appeared as if uninhabited. Seraphiel was a bit of a clean freak, but she also had the habit of being everywhere but her dorm room. At least not for long periods of time. She peered into the mirror to make sure nothing was torn and needed changing. She wore a white over the shoulder crop top, black low rider jean shorts, leggings, and black combat boots. When she decided everything was intact, she stepped away, and headed towards the door. Going to make it for breakfast this time? A voice asked, from inside of her head. When have I ever? Why would I start? She opened her door and turned around, grabbing her book bag from the desk. Seraphiel never joined the others during breakfast, or lunch, or dinner for that matter. She preferred to eat alone, or perhaps with one of her friends, somehow James never ceased to ask though. James was someone she had illegally contracted, he was one of multiple, all of which lingered around the campus. Sophia had helped her to hide them, and she had cast countless spells on them to keep them out of sight and out of mind. The upside was the impenetrable means of communication she had with them. Thanks to one of them, the ability to read minds or hear them didn't exist.
So what did you pick for me today, James?. Surprise, you'll see. She had asked James to pick her out some books to read, until she could get into the cafeteria and grab some leftovers. Each book would take her several seconds or minutes, depending on the size. Scripture was such an interesting ability, but this was one of her favorite applications. Seraphiel loved reading, but sometimes she liked cramming more. She was heading for her favorite part of the campus, which she often found herself lounging under the trees with Remi. And just as she thought, her was already there. "Sorry I'm late." she said, sitting beside him. "You were out there again weren't you? What did I tell you about that?" She grinned at him, and opened up her book bag, going looking through the books James had left her. They were all combat related, aside from one dark magic book, and one love story which she assumed was a joke. Not in this lifetime. "Oh I see James is at it again?" Remi said, poking his nose in the book. "Remind me to burn this later." She opened up the first book and flipped the pages, an assortment of letters and lights flew off the page as she did so. "Don't pretend you didn't hear me Phi, you could get yourself killed or expelled." She knew she wasn't going to hear the end of it, but she wasn't going to stop her training either. "Why don't you just come with me next time then." Remi growled at her, "Stubborn as always."