Valkyrie sat in the dark red car and waited for her mother to come out of the building that was labeled 'Main Office'. She didn't feel like engaging in anything social at the moment, so she'd stayed out in the car.
This is going to be hell... she thought. Her hand reached up and brushed the electric green hair out of her eyes as she saw her mother come out of the building. Valkyrie opened the car door and stepped out, looking at her mom for an answer.
"Okay, honey, you're all signed in and they have all your information and medication. You can go to your cabin now," Her mother announced.
"Thanks, mom," Valkyrie said while trudging to the back of the car to gather her things. "Pop the trunk, please?"
A small 'clunk' approved that the trunk to the Dodge Dart was open. Valkyrie grabbed her big, navy blue suitcase, dark purple duffle-bag, and light pink pillow. She turned to her mother and walked towards her for a hug.
"I love you, Valkyrie. We'll miss you. Write lots of letters" Her mom said as they hugged.
"Okay Mom. I love you too. And I will." Valkyrie smiled at her mother as she left, then turned around.
The large area before her was literally shining green and it made a nice compliment to the blue sky with puffy white clouds above. Across the green was two cabins. To the left had been a large, brown building that she suspected had been the Mess Hall.
"I guess I'd better get there and get a good bed before they're gone." The green haired girl started her way across the giant, green patch of grass towards her cabin.
Valkyrie pulled her heavy luggage up the stairs to the cabin and stepped inside. The place was absolutely gorgeous and no one was here yet. Dragging her stuff over to the beds, she thought she'd take one of the top bunks because it would minimize the social contact with others.
What if I actually make some friends here? She thought. That'd be nice.
She put her bags on one of the shelves beside the bed and climbed up, then fell back onto the small mattress, her legs hanging off the side. She had all summer to get used to being with new people in a new place. This experience could either be good, or terribly bad.

"Oh Ellie we're going to miss you so much! How long is it again? 10 weeks? That's so long! Are you sure you're packed enough? Do you have your retainer? Oh man, did we forget to pack it? Please tell me you have it! Do you?"
"Yes Mom," Ellie lied.
"Well then I guess you're ready to go," Ellie's mom pulled into the dirt driveway and rolled the car into the parking lot.
"Love you Mom," Ellie said as she jumped out of the car and walked towards the trunk to get her suitcases.
"Love you too sweetie! Don't forget to write us!"
"I won't forget," Ellie smiled and stopped at her mother's open window and kissed her on the cheek.
After a few more goodbyes Ellie stepped onto the path that said "Main Office this way!". She held the paperwork her mother already filled out and signed. She pulled her two suitcases behind her trying not to show how difficult it was to pull them both at the same time. They kept bumping into each other and tipping over. Finally she got to the main office and handed in her paperwork. After a few minutes of reading the paperwork over, the secretary gave her a map of the camp and a hand book of rules.
"Thank you, uhm," Ellie looked for the woman's name tag but couldn't seem to find it.
"Miss Sullivan."
"Well thanks, Miss Sullivan."
Ellie walked out of the main office, lugging her suitcases behind her. After a few minutes of stopping to catch her breath, Ellie finally got to her cabin.
It had a beautiful view of the lake and it looked very cozy. She was excited to get in and unpack. Hopefully she'll be able to get a top bunk.
After taking two trips to get her suitcases up the stairs of the cabin, she finally opened the door and walked inside. It was all wood and had nice bunk beds that could fit three mattresses. It had one single bed in the middle of the room which she figured that was the cabin instructor's bed, but she wasn't sure.
She saw a girl with bright green hair at the top of one bunk bed.
"Hiya! I'm Ellie," she smiled and proceeded to the other bunk bed so she could take the remaining top bunk. She opened one suit case and it was full of blankets and a pillow. She put down a colorful quilt and a soft purple pillow. That way nobody would try to take her bunk.

Isabelle
Isabelle was dreaming of laying in bed, perfectly content about laying around being lazy. The dream, to Isabelle, was wonderful. Till her mother ruined it by honking the horn. Isabelle jumped from her seat, hitting her head on the roof of the car. "Owww..." she moaned, rubbing her head with a pained expression. She heard a grunt form beside her, and looked over to see her mother scowling at her. I just met my mother, and she's so far horrible. Great, Isabelle thought, glaring back. Her mother simply shook her head as she pulled up to the camp. "I kept saying your name and you wouldn't wake up. Really Belle, you need to wake up and pay attention," he mother scolded, earning another glare from the white haired daughter with a throbbing skull.
"I'm so sorry mother," she replied, her tone implying otherwise. As soon as her mom parked, she was out of the car and pulling her duffel bag from the back seat. "I'm so glad you wanted to spend time with me, you know, since we just met and all," Isabelle told her mom before slamming the door shut and walking off. She could hear her mother open the door and follow her, but didn't pay attention.
Minutes later, her mother and her had got her signed in, and Isabelle was heading toward where the cabin supposedly was. Her mother, thank god, was driving far, far from here. Who knew you could hate a person so easily, she thought, yawning.
Alex
Alex hated the drive to camp. Not because he didn't want to go, but because his family wouldn't quit talking. Every five minutes his sister would start complaining (he wasn't sure why she had to come anyways), his father would ask if he remembered everything, and his mom would go on a rant about behaving. He knew they all meant well (well maybe not his sister) but he still felt like pulling his hair out.
When they arrived, his parents checked him in and he took out his backpack and guitar case. His mom had packed him another bag because apparently "he lacks the skills to pack a bag". He knew if he didn't take it she'd give him a speech later, so he took the other bag too, trying to balance all the stuff without dropping anything. Especially the guitar.
With a quick goodbye to his family, he made his way to the boys cabin.

The blonde opened the back door to his brother's van and pulled out a large black bag, along with a green suitcase.
"Hey, have you got everything?" His brother asked.
"Yeah," Jeff responded while closing the sliding door. He looked around. Everything was amazing. There was a big grassy field, fit for activities, a bunch of trees and nature around, nice cabins and buildings. He was going to like it here.
Jeff said his goodbyes to his brother and watched as he drove away. Then, he signed in and started heading towards his cabin. When he was walking there, in the distance he noticed that a redhead girl had arrived at her cabin. As soon as he got to his own cabin, he opened the door and looked around. The small building's interior consisted of wooden walls, a couple ceiling fans, another door that Jeff guessed was the restroom, two triple bunk beds with shelves, and one single bed that sat in the middle of the room. He was going to like it here.
There was a person in the cabin, however. The boy had black hair and was holding a guitar case.
"Hey," He greeted before choosing his bed.
Jeff chose to have one of the bottom bunks, thinking it was nice to be closer to the ground. He had more space to put his things. Opening the suitcase, Jeff pulled out a couple blankets and pillows and made his bed. Then, he put is suitcase on a shelf and pulled out a book to read while everyone else showed up.

Alex
Alex had picked a top bunk, because he didn't like the idea of being under people. He had put his bags away and set out his blanket, but couldn't figure out where to put his guitar. During this time, someone else came into the cabin. A boy with brown hair, and looked fairly normal. "Hey," the guy said, at which Alex simply nodded back in acknowledgment before finding a space by the bunks to set his guitar. He hoped that the rest of the people here would assume he didn't want people to touch his guitar. When he looked back at the other boy, he has set up a bottom bunk and was reading. Alex stared curiously for a few seconds before climbing onto his own bed to wait for whoever else would be coming.
Isabelle
When Isabelle went inside her cabin, there was a girl with fake glasses and a girl with green hair and piercings. Immediately, Isabelle felt slightly out of place, but didn't really care. She was, however, disappointed both top bunks were taken. The higher up you are, the less easily bothered, in her opinion. Without saying anything, Isabelle threw her stuff on the bottom bunk under the green haired girls bunk, crawled onto it, and laid down, using her bag as a pillow.

That morning was crazy. The children were running wild, jumping on the couch and beds and one of them was even up on the table. Jane was trying to make breakfast and take care of them at the same time, and also make sure they were quiet enough to not wake him up. As soon as the little one, a five year old girl named Lovie, told him that he felt terrible. If she'd just woken up earlier she would have been able to help. Jordan and Zai, eleven year old twins, were jumping on the couch when she finally made it downstairs. She quickly pulled each one up, spinning them around before playfully "slamming" them back down on the couch. By the end Andy was on the ground with both boys on her back, trying to beat her up. Though soon Jane called for breakfast, mouthing a quick thank you to Andy.

Running back upstairs, she showered. Afterwards pulling on a pair of white skinny jeans and a Fuck Love tee that she knew she would probably get in trouble for wearing. The only other things that she had to grab was her black duffel filled with her stuff and her guitar.

The ride to camp wasn't terrible, Jane kept an easy conversation going and to be honest, Andy liked her foster mum. Hell, she didn't even ask why it was that the black haired girl was slowly turning herself into a male on the way there, even putting make up on to completely rid herself of her feminine features. Though she already didn't have the biggest chest, she tightened the wrap she'd put on earlier, the final part of making her completely boyish. She didn't look that bad, actually.

"He" got out of the car upon arrival, grabbing his bag and his black and white checkered acoustic before heading towards the cabin. There was two boys in the room already, and he nodded a greeting to both before climbing up to the top bed of the bunk opposite the one a boy was at the bottom of. The other black haired boy had taken the other top bunk, and he noted that he too had a guitar, interesting. He opened his bag enough to grab out a sketch book and a few charcoal pieces, before beginning to sketch her surroundings.

Valkyrie looked over at the girl who had just walked in.
"Hiya," The girl said.
"Um.. Hi," She responded quietly with. She watched as the girl made her bed and it reminded her that she'd only been lying on a gross mattress. She sat up and leaned over the edge of the bunk towards the shelves that inhabited the side, along with her suitcases. Out of the purple duffle-bag came a purple striped bedspread and threw a lime-green blanket over it, then finished it off by placing her pink pillow at an angle on top.
When she finished, another girl entered the cabin. Valkyrie thought her white hair was cool, but the girl looked tired. She watched her quietly, but then referred her vision to pulling things like a sketchbook, notepad, and a pencil case out of her suitcase.
The sound of a door closing came through the window and she knew that the boys were beginning to show up. She wondered what they looked like, but began sketching butterflies in her sketchbook.

Ellie smiled at the girl with white hair who just walked in. After completely making her bed she sighed happily and plopped down on the covers. She heard the boys cabin doors opening and closing.
"Hey you guys wanna go meet some boys?" Ellie asked both girls eagerly.
She sat up in the bed with a huge grin on her face.

((Ugh sorry!! Ignore this lmaooo.))

"I'm late!" Evelyn cried in near hysterics as she looked at her blinking alarm clock, "it must have unplugged the night before! Oh no!" Heart pounding Evelyn struggled to squirm into her change of clothes and hiking boots.
"I hope the parents had someone to let them in." She whispered, the sheer idea of a group of outraged parents standing outside the mess hall demanding their money back was enough to make her heart jolt. Piling into her car Evelyn speed across town to the tiny little haven she'd grown up at, the leisure of childhood slowly crept back to her, and replaced the fearful expression on her face, with bliss.
"Nothing to awful happened." She sighed now calmly getting out of her car and dragging her luggage and paperwork to the mess hall, she'd glanced around at the campers, developing some first impressions and smiling at returning campers, calling a few by name.
"You'd better get to your cabin soon!" Her boss chuckled, and Evelyn agreed. The best part of the year had come, meeting her cast of kids that hopefully, she could help for the better, there was nothing but joy in this...okay maybe there's a little fear and anxiety and pressure, but Evelyn was an adult! She didn't have time for that. So to make haste, she left the crowding mess hall and started out toward the main cabin she'd be working in. Once laying eyes on some of the girls standing outside and chilling inside she smiled, it appeared that she had a very different set from last year, and this summer was sure to be interesting.
"Hello campers!" She called excitedly hoping for some kind of response.

Isabelle
Isabelle wasn't really asleep, but she sure looked like it. Really, she just liked laying there, unmoving. Suddenly, a loud voice was asking if they wanted to meet the boys. Vaguely, Isabelle acknowledged that she heard doors opening to another cabin outside, so she knew some of them were there. Opening only one eye, Isabelle peered at the girl who spoke with a blank expression for several moments before shrugging. "Why not," she mumbled, opening her other eye and slowly sitting up. But, before she could even stand a woman barged in yelling some greeting. Isabelle groaned, falling back onto her bed. Camp counselors..
Alex
Alex was eying the new boy who had just came in. He had a guitar also, which Alex thought was pretty cool, but something was weird about him. As soon as he was settled, he began to draw something Alex couldn't see. One's drawing and one's reading... I thought I was anti social. "Hey, you play?" he asked the newcomer, actually curious. It was nice to meet someone else who could play, since everyone he knew couldn't play music. He was alone, in that sense.

The green-haired girl sat up on her bed and crossed her legs. She shrugged and looked down at her lap. Valkyrie hadn't been very good with talking to boys. But when she did, the ones that were nice had become close friends. It could go either way.
The other girl stated that she'd go.
"Okay," She finally replied, placing her sketchbook down beside her, then climbed down from the high bed. At that moment, she could hear someone outside the cabin greeting them. She glanced at the others and pondered over what to do.

Ellie smiled at the counselor who just walked in, "Hi! I'm Ellie! Is it okay if we go say hi to the guys in the cabin next to us?"
She jumped off the top bunk making a louder thump than expected. She walked towards the camp counselor and smiled, while brushing some dirt off her white shorts and green tank top.

The smile the crossed Evelyn's face present a range of emotions from happiness to amusement, "It's nice to meet you Ellie, I'm Evelyn!" She gave a nervous chuckle, she didn't want a bad first impression with the campers, especially because she arrived tardy, "You're all welcome to go visit the boys in their cabin, but just remember if you go into any rooms you must prop the door open with a chair! Nothing against you guys, just camp policy." Evelyn smiled looking at the lot of them,
"Before you all go off the make tons of new friends I just thought I'd remind you all we meet for dinner in the mess hall, and a camp agenda discussion tonight at 5 so please don't be late!...And if you guys want first grab at pizza, you might want to get there more around four fifty, the line ends up winding around the building if you get there late. If you all need anything else let me know." Evelyn felt her cheekbones hurt as she'd been unintentionally smiling for the past spiel. She chuckled quietly to herself before waiting to see what the girls did next.

Valkyrie smiled at the nice gesture that the counselor made towards the girl named 'Ellie'. She listened to the information provided and climbed down from her tall bed. When she reached the ground, she smiled at Evelyn and nervously said, "Hello, I'm Valkyrie."
She thought it was okay to start a conversation with this person because she seemed very nice. After greeting the woman, Valkyrie followed Ellie out of the cabin.

Ellie was delighted by the counselor's kindness. She stood next to Valkyrie while they all talked to Evelyn but soon she felt slightly awkward because she didn't know what to say.
"Well thanks, Evelyn," she smiled and motioned for the other two girls in the cabin to follow her outside. She was already starting to like this camp, but she was really curious about the guys.
Once all the girls were outside and heading towards the boy's cabin she looked at the two girls and smirked at Isabelle,
"So what's your name?" she giggled repositioned her glasses so they sat properly on her face.

"It's nice to meet you Valkyrie. I really like you're hair." True delight rested in that comment, she was very fond of exotically colored hair, but before she really got a chance to get the whole sentence out the girls were whisked out and preparing to venture over in to the boys Cabin. Chuckling quietly Evelyn whispered to herself,
"Thus it beings." She knew exactly how the girls felt, she'd been a camper and nothing was more fun than scouting out the boys, even if camp didn't last forever the idea of a summer love always amused her. In the midst of unpacking her own items in a small room taking whatever bunk had been left unoccupied it crossed her mind that she hadn't checked if the boys instructor was there, but she laughed at the notion that other camp workers may be running behind schedule, everyone here loved their jobs and probably got up an hour or so early just to get to camp and enjoy a little time to themselves.

Hiro got to the camp and smiled. He didnt really want to be here, but he would make the best of it, and he knew that. when he stepped in, he looked around and decided to try and be the spotlight grabber right then. "Hello summer camp!" he said quite loud enough as he walked into the area where the cabins were. That would hopefully get peoples attention.

Hiro walked into the males cabin and put stuff down in a designated spot and got on his own designated bed, in which he had heard about when he first entered the camp. It had been a long time since he had been to a summer camp and even then he liked to be the attention hog. He thought attention was fun. Hiro was never obnoxious about his attention grabbing, he just liked the spotlight. he thought it was his friend.

After Hiro got up and smiled a bit. he guessed it was time to actually go and meet people. that would be a good thing right? He walked outside and looked around for anyone or something to do, just to start his time here at summer camp 'whats-it's-name' as he called it.

Isabelle
Isabelle got up again to follow the other girls, simply nodding at Evelyn as she passed. Just outside, Ellie decided to stop and look at Isabelle while fixing her glasses. Which Isabelle still didn't understand, as they were clearly fake. "What's your name?" Ellie asked, causing Isabelle to raise an eyebrow. "Uh, Isabelle," she told her, before watching a boy with purple hair walk into the guys cabin. That immediately caught her interest, and now she actually wanted to see who else was in there. "Nice to meet you," Isabelle mumbled, before motioning them to go into the cabin.
Alex
Alex was still waiting for the boy who was drawing's response when someone else came in. Another guy, but this one had purple hair. Like, dark purple. Alex stared at the guy for a moment, before realizing he was looking for attention. After that realization, he looked away, hoping the purple haired boy didn't notice.

Andy's eyes flitted upwards at the sound of anothers voice, and he carefully regarded the boys guitar before his eyes flicked to his own. "Nope, I just drag this thing around to carry chips in," he joked, voice coming out a tad more high that originally wanted. Though the next time he spoke it was fixed. Not that it was really meant to be. "This," he gestured to the guitar. "And drums." For a moment he was silent, sketching a few more lines before setting down his book and focusing on the others in the room. Perhaps he could at least attempt some kind of socialness.

"What about you, any good?" Again his eyes moved over the guitar, it was quite nice actually. His own was a black and white checkered acoustic, not the most fancy guitar and not the most expensive, but it was his most prized possession. And it was like steel, the kids had thrown that guitar around so many times that it should have broken by now, but it was still standing proudly. "And while I'm at this whole 'let's try and be social thing', what's your name?"

Ellie watched as the purple haired boy walked into the cabin and started to walk again towards the cabin with Isabelle and Valkyrie. As they walked up the stairs to the boy's cabin, Ellie was suddenly nervous about who she would meet and wondered if she'd make a good first impression. But she pulls open the screen door and smiled as she wandered into the room full of guys.
"Uhm hi everyone," she said grinning.

Jeff looked up and put his book down when a third new person walked into the cabin. This person had purple hair and shouted as soon as he stepped inside. Jeff could hear voices getting closer to the area, but then the door to the cabin opened and showed three girls. One had bright green hair and was wearing all black and lots of chains, another had red hair and was wearing really nice glasses, and the last one had white hair and had pale skin.
"Hi, I'm Jeff," He stood up and greeted them with a smile.

Alex
Alex laughed quietly at the other boys comment about carrying chips in the guitar. His voice seemed a bit high, but it wasn't a second later so he figured he imagined it. Alex was about to zone out when the boy asked him about if he could play, followed shortly after what his name was. Alex nodded. "Yeah, I suppose so," was all he said about the guitar part. "Oh, and I'm Alex. You?"
After the words left his mouth, he heard more people. But they were girls. Looking over, he saw one with green hair, one with red, and one with white. Sure have a weird group of girls, he thought.
Isabelle
Isabelle glanced around the boys cabin, deciding the weirdest probably had purple hair. Then one of them said hi, and apparently his name was Jeff. Isabelle waved at him before yawning loudly and stretching. She should have just stayed behind and napped.

Andy offered a light smile. "Andy," he stated quickly. "It's nice to meet you." It was then that his eyes flitted over to the girls that had just entered the room, and a slight smirk pulled at the corners of his mouth. "And now we all know which of the girls are either whores, or way too innocent." Returned to his earlier anti-socialness, he took his sketch pad back into his hands and began to sketch again.

His earlier words were obviously meant to annoy the girls, though in his head he was being somewhat serious. What girls really went to go and visit the male cabin, not even minutes after they'd probably arrived here? The ones that wanted to scout out which boys were deemed date-able and which ones were just sleep-withs. After all, "he" was a girl, he knew these things. It still amused him though.