[School] Entrance to DD Nen School for the Exceptional

Rojo Young

It was Rojo's first official day at the school as a teacher. The government had sent her things ahead of time, failing to get in any camera's or other spy material inside with her things. Rojo stood at the gate not really wanting to be here, wanting to be done with all the spy work. Rojo wasn't one to actually get what she wanted however. She always had to make sacrifices for the greater. Whether it be good or bad. Nonetheless, Rojo walked past the gate and made her first step into the foreign land. Confirming that several missiles and someone's rabid dog hadn't come out to intimidate her, she would give the scenery a nod and admire it. The place certain wasn't dangerous from a visual stand point. She could walk around safely and no one odd approached her. Then again she was wearing something that was typical of teachers to wear...at least the teachers that she read about. A nice black skirt and white button up. Black little heels and even glasses that were purely there for the sole purpose to further create the image of a teacher...but...

"I'm a Physical education teacher. Not some hot homeroom teacher that shows off unnecessary curves... I need to get rid of this...ASAP. I'll just change into the gym uniform and everything will feel less...tight." She would pull at her clothe a little to relieve the tension that was pressed upon her body. "Who's idea was this anyway? It's so tight...it's too hot here to be wearing something like this." Rojo would move out of the area and towards the next area since she was headed straight to her room.

Wilton Ernst

Wilton woke up early, long before anyone did. He spent an hour or so sitting on the train, watching the rest of the world sleep while the sun crept up over the valley. More than once, he had to bite his lip to stop himself giggling. Once he switched his face off, and let the muscles around his mouth relax instead of giving the entire world the full benefit of his grinning, he looked more like a proper person of his own age.

The world woke up, eventually, and the expression on their face made him laugh out loud. The look of confusion and horror before they managed to get themselves back in character again. He observed, a gentleman in particular who had that little twist in the side of his mouth, when he finally worked out how he’d ended up going to sleep on the train.

He alighted at the destined train station with nothing but a small backpack. He preferred travelling light and since the school had offered to deliver his personal belongings ahead of him, he didn’t have to worry about anything. From the train station, it’s a ferry ride to arrive at Lollapalooza which took slightly more than a day. Essentially, he didn’t have much to complain about other than the sea sickness from being on the ferry for so long. Reaching DD Nen was a slice of cake for him. He marveled at sight of the school and had to do a double take to ensure that he was not dreaming. It had been years since he’d last enrolled in an institution and he would be lying if he claimed that he wasn’t nervous about it.

He noticed someone walking into the school and excitement cruised through him. Making friends had always been a huge priority for him. He picked up his pace and followed behind her. If he does managed to catch her before she'd left the area, he would then say this.



However, if Wilton's first attempt at making contact failed, he would sigh and resign to his fate. He wouldn't leave the area immediately though, considering that the flowers are in full season and he would love to take a look at them before moving on.

Rojo Young

Wilton Ernst

“I believe the Japanese would call you Sensei but I’m not Japanese so I’ll just stick with addressing you as Ms. Young will do.” Wilton explained. Many had mistaken him as a Japanese and while Japan’s part of Asia, he was not. But that’s not important at this point in time. He was, however, a little intimidated by the tall teacher though. While his self-esteem was as high as the sky might be, dealing with people who are taller than him dampen his spirit. He comforted himself by reminding that puberty had not ended yet.

“Ernst, Wilton Ernst. That’s my name. It’s a pleasure meeting you, Ms. Young.” He laughed and grabbed her hand with both of his. It was a habit of his considering he loves giving handshakes. If it wasn’t inappropriate to do so, he would have gone in for a hug. “I’m definitely seeing myself going into the direction of getting lost. So, since you’re here, I guess I’m safe now?”

While he stood there awkwardly, he heard a voice calling out. Scratching his cheeks in bemusement, he was about to ask his companion whether he was hearing things when something hard hit the back of his head. Although it didn’t hurt much, he was surprised when he noticed the crayon on the floor. “Now where do you think this came from?” he asked.

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Rojo Young

Tired of flying, Cansu had finally managed to reach the place she was supposed to reach... Well, that was what she hoped. It could also turn out to be the fourth time she managed to end up at the wrong place. 'Why does everything have to be so large in human dominated societies... It makes it hard to find things and to travel from place to place.' With her silent complaint in mind, she suddenly spotted three people. They were all humans. Her first instinct was to turn back around immediately, but then she noticed that the two humans seemed to somewhat fit the 'exceptional' thing about the school she was planning to attend. If she had to put a finger on it, she would say it was because their looks just seemed less 'average' than that of other humans.

By now, it was not unlikely that they would have noticed her, for as long as they were paying attention. She, in turn, had merely observed the situation so far. For reasons unknown to her, the shortest one, whom seemed to be a child, had climbed a tree. 'Are they teaching her how to reach us while we rest on the branches...?' For a moment, she wondered if going to this school wasn't just a quick way to find her death. Then she realized she might be a bit too pessimistic. 'Maybe it's just some sort of ritual humans conduct...' Whatever it was, she decided it would be best to merely observe it, at least for now. 'With some luck, observing them will help me find out whether or not I can approach them without having to fear that I'll be eaten by them.'

She would land in a further away tree, making sure that she was close enough to observe what was going on, but still far enough away from them to be able to try get away if they would try to start hunting her.

Wilton Ernst

“Well well well…” he mumbled to himself while eyeing his route of escape. He has an inherent dislike for kids in general, seeing them as nothing more than troublemakers to begin with. Wilton could foresee the incoming awkwardness from dealing with Violet. When he was spoken to, he could feel the nerves crawling up his spine. Dealing with monsters and enemies felt much easier than children in general.

Wilton couldn’t remember the exact moment where he’d decided that he dislike kids. Perhaps it was how innocent they appeared to be until they decided to pull a fast one on him. Or maybe it’s because of how they are dependent on someone for everything they need which did not appeal to his independent self. Regardless, he has the tendency to stay as far away from them as possible.

“Ms. Young, I’ll just leave the whole rescuing the kid up to you alright? I’m really not good with them.” He announced with his hands raised in defeat. “I’ll be your support instead.”

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Rojo Young

Cansu observed the humans in their interacted among themselves. From the bits and pieces of the conversation that she was able to pick up, it seemed like the child was asking the others for their aid in leaving the tree. Considering that humans weren't gifted with ability to fly, it seemed fairly logical that something like this could happen. The humans, being keen on severely overestimating themselves, would wish to reach the same heights as Faeries, only to realize their own limitations after they would already have gotten up. 'Such a foolish species.' Then again, seeing how most of her own species semi-voluntarily lived their lives as prey, she wasn't sure if they were much better. Regardless, it seemed like none of the humans paid much attention to her.

Now that she had regained some energy (7.5 mana and 8 stamina), she felt safe enough to head towards the gate. Needlessly to say, she had to leave the safety of the tree it. However, in case the humans would stop focussing on the child and start to hunt her down instead, she would now have enough energy to get away from them. Unless disturbed, she would fly towards the gate and land on top of the lantern closest to the trees. From her new vantage point, she tried to find some sign or name confirming whether this location was the correct one or not. Strangely enough, both pillars were blank and there wasn't a sign or nameplate anywhere to be seen. 'Why do humans have to make everything this inconvenient...' Looking towards the buildings, it was clear that they were quite a distance away from the gate. If she had to fly, or worse; walk, all the way over to them, only to realise she was at the wrong place...

After a short sigh, she realized that asking the humans was probably the least inconvenient. She turned her attention back towards the humans whom, unless they were entirely focussed on the child in the tree, would have most likely noticed her by now. “Ehm... Humans, greetings. Is this place the Nen School?” She wasn't sure how to address the humans, in fact, she wasn't very eager to address them to begin with, but with some luck they would at least give her a sensible reply to her question.

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Rojo Young

As Cansu was waiting for a reply from the humans, the kid suddenly rushed over towards her. If it wasn't for the fact that Cansu was too high to reach for Violet, she might have fallen prey to the grabbing hands of this child. 'Humans are terrifying creatures indeed...' Luckily enough, it seemed like the child did manage to answer her question. This was indeed the school she was looking for, as she somewhat remembered that there had indeed been 'DD' in front of the name, although Cansu hadn't realized that those random letters were considered to be a legit part of the school's name.

The child then continued to ramble on, saying something about 'uncle' principal. 'Wait, if I recall correctly, a 'principal' is whom humans put in charge of a school. Does this mean that she is related to the person running this place?' Cansu realized that this information was worth remembering. The girl continued by asking whether or not she was a student. She also called upon some 'god' and proceeded to call her cute. 'I guess it beats being considered to look delicious, but I do wonder what kind of god she's calling upon and why.' Humans had strange customs indeed. While Cansu was still debating whether or not she would reply with something, the child had already ran off towards the other two humans.

It seemed like the child was fairly eager to discuss her existence with the other two humans. 'At least they don't seem to consider trying to catch and eat me.' She then noticed the child ask her to come with her, while calling her 'Ms. Fairy'. The adult human then left, after saying her goodbyes. Cansu sighed. She had managed to find the school, but she realized that would only be the start of it all. She had to figure out what or where “Class Mahogony” was, as well as where the room “SD-#301” was. 'Either I can fly around all day, or I can try to get some more information from that human child... It should be fine for as long as I stay out of her reach.'

Having made up her mind, Cansu spoke up towards the child. “I'm a student, yes. My name is Cansu.” Although Cansu wasn't eager to introduce herself, it would probably have to happen sooner or later, and being called by her name would probably beat being called 'Ms. Fairy' by the child. “Do you happen to know where I can find a room called 'S' , 'D' number 301?” Although she was talking to the child, Cansu made sure to stay on top of the lantern and out of range, in case the child would jump up and try to grab her. After all, it was better to be safe than sorry. By now, she had regained some more energy (7.5 mana and 8 stamina).

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After having given the child her name, Cansu was now referred to as 'Miss Cansu'. Although it was better than 'Miss Fairy', it still felt strange to be referred to with such a name. The girl then introduced herself as 'Violet', after one of the rainbow colours. 'Judging from her looks, I'm surprised they didn't go with 'Red' instead.' Cansu decided to keep this thought to herself. After all, it seemed like the child had no intentions of eating her, and could even be useful. This possibility seemed further proven by the fact the child was going as far as to bow for her introduction. Although Cansu wasn't too familiar with this habit, she remembered reading that bowing was a sign of politeness among humans. However, she wasn't keen on answering this sign of politeness with one of her own. After all, bowing down meant that she would be less able to observe her surroundings, and that it would be more difficult to react to a potential attempt at catching her.

However, just as Cansu was deeming to child to have her own potential usefulness, the child admitted that she did not know where the room Cansu was looking for was located at. The child did, however, claim to know someone whom did know the location. 'She's probably talking about someone whom works for the school... Getting into contact with an employee would be pretty useful.' Seeing how talking with an employee would allow her to ask more about the school and about how she would be able to get around efficiently (and without the risk of getting eaten), Cansu decided to accept the child's offer. However, that didn't mean she trusted the child. Despite the smile that was plastered on the child's face, it was still a human child. The only creatures that were more dangerous than humans, were birds of prey. For as long as she wouldn't spot one of those, she'd make sure to fly out of the child's reach, just to be safe.

With that in mind, Cansu did her best to put up a smile, as she finally replied. “That would be nice, thank you Violet. You lead the way, I'll follow.” Having rested up a bit more (7.5 mana and 8 stamina), Cansu was ready to take off again, and fly after Violet. While doing so, she decided to see if she could learn more from the child. There was one specific thing she wished to know. “Say, Violet, do you know what kind of birds there are in this area?” By now, Cansu knew how to best avoid most of the more dangerous birds, but it would help if she knew what she was up against in advance. After all, these humans weren't her only source of concern. If Violet would leave the area, Cansu would follow her and leave as well, using (15 mana and 10 stamina) in order to do so by flying.

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Wilton Ernst

Wilton had been observing the interaction between the child and fairy. The teacher had long departed, he wondered briefly the reason why, but that didn’t bother him too much. Like what Violet had mentioned earlier on, he’ll see her soon again. Especially since she’s a teacher after all.

The young child appeared to be rather excited and he could see a part of him in her. Despite that resemblance, the awkwardness lingered on. It had nothing to do with her personally other than the fact that she was a child. He can’t put a finger as to why he was awful with children. However, he’d made up his mind to transform for the better and this would be a good opportunity to do so.

He knelt down to Violet’s height after she’d finished answering to Cansu’s question and asked, “Well, would you mind if I join you ladies? I’m awful with direction so knowing where my room would be crucial for me.” He was all smiles though if one paid attention, there was a shade of scarlet dominating his ears.

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Julian Foley aka. Mr. Fluffals


A beautiful day it appeared to be. The sky was clear as a crystal, the sun shone splendidly, the wind was brisk to add. Such a day... even a shut-in like Julian relished it, if not for one simple thing. The build up for the said day. He had to encounter a few small children on the way here and for some reason they mistook him for some sort of game prize that should be obtained. So for a good chunk of the daybreak he was forced too do nothing, but cover and hide as the 'menacing' children continuously searched for him with seemingly infinite stamina.

Through pure convenient luck, after managing to escape from the children, he found himself in front of a school. Even more so conveniently enough it was the very school he needed to find in the first place, but even so, he'd much rather have followed the directions he tried to memorize at home, rather than scampering from corner to corner, whilst trying to avoid a bunch of children. Truly, his luck outside the compounds of his house was not great, in fact it usually ended up being quite terrible. So for him, the best option was always staying at home and reading books. Even so, he needed a job, and most jobs were seemingly spiciest against cats, so this place was currently the only option for him.

As Julian walked through the front gate.... He felt absolutely nothing special at all. It's a metal gate, not the golden doorway to paradise. The school up close seemed honestly far more gaudy than he originally though it was. It looked like one of those really fancy schools to which rich kids go too. He was never a fan of those. Well, to be fair, he was never a fan of any type of schools. For him self-study was the best way. Even when he had tutors, there was only one, whom he could even handle and legitimately 'learn' from.

After having made it to the front door of the school, he quickly realized that he had to search for another way in. The door in front of him was simply far too heavy to open. Yet another reason for him to be in despair because of his ludicrous experiments. Truly now, why couldn't he have kept his hands in his pockets, instead of experimenting? After making nearly a full lap around the building he finally found an open window on the first floor of the school building and entered it, hence exiting the Entrence of DD Nen.