Alcatraz Academy ll Roleplay

Kevin heard Edward's complaining and sighed, he looked over at the pale student "It could be worst." Kevin said, he thought for a moment "No it couldn't." Kevin corrected.

Clyde looked at the food and drinks "If that was for me, it wouldn't still be standing there."

Kevin looked at the tables that had the food and drinks "Well, at least there is food."

[color=mediumaquamarine][font=georgia]"Oh, well, my letter? I found it in a niche in a tree in Central Park. It was kinda strange and cool at the same time." He said, shifting his backpack to the opposite shoulder. "How'd you get yours?"

[color=purple]Ms. Kinnaman sighed. She wished there was a faster way to get all these students processed. She smiled slightly, thinking back on her first day. She had been called relatively quickly; there were only a few D's and other letters before K that year. But some of the other kids, they were out there for hours.

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Damian,Callie, and Aries looked at the food hungrily.Fucking finally I haven't eaten since last week.Damian put Aries gently back in his backpack and strode over to the table.

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"This is going to take a very long, long, long time," Hailey said to herself as she watched Megan waiting anxiously for her turn, and she began biting her thumbnail. It would take a long time for her to be up, but at least she would go before Xavier. She sighed softly and put on her earbuds. She turned on her phone and scrolled through her song list. Lame, lame, more lame... she thought as her light gray-blue eyes ran through her songs continuously. I have no new songs, and almost all of them are so boring. Since she had no music playing, and her volume was on mute at the moment, every few minutes, the brownish-blond haired teen heard a single thin page flipping as her brother went through his book. She let a small groan escape from her throat; he was examining it like it was a nearly impossible math problem instead of a book. After a long while of a lot of debating, she finally picked a song, an old one she had for a long while, and raised the volume about a quarter up so she could enjoy her music as well as hear when she was being called, just in case. It never hurt to be prepared, especially when it was going to be a long wait. Out of the corner of her right eye, she saw Adam almost dancing to the beat of his song, his straight ginger hair looking as if it was bouncing along with it. Which song it was, she didn't know. But, even though she didn't want to know, she just let herself flow into the beat of her own song, leaning on Xavier's shoulder, still biting her thumbnail. Smoke wasn't kicking her back at all, so she guessed he had quieted down already. She looked up and saw her brother's brow furrowing, his eyes narrowing ever so slightly; it was what he normally did when there was an intense part in a book he liked. It was obviously very common for him to be this way since he was a reader, however, he still liked technology a little bit more, as Hailey could tell. "How's the book so far?" she asked him softly, tapping her foot lightly to the rhythm of her song. He couldn't have gotten very far, but she noticed that he was already of page 30, chapter four. He couldn't have possibly gotten that far, she thought to herself as she yawned a little bit, then covered her mouth.

Xavier read slowly through the first paragraph of page 31. He definitely couldn't imagine himself as an Abnegation member, helping others, not caring about himself. He couldn't do it. He would rather be part of Dauntless, training in combat, defending the city. He could almost imagine himself growing older as a soldier. Other than that, however, he was so consumed in the book that he didn't his sister asking him something until she repeated it, nudging his shoulder. "Hmm? Oh, um, it's good so far," Xavier muttered as his brown eyes read the last paragraph, and he put his bookmark in, shutting his book afterwards. He probably would read it after he got settled in his element dormitory, if he knew what it was going to be. This is, if he even got to the test. Nonetheless, he unzipped his bag and put the book in a small pocket in the front. He didn't even notice his scrunched up face until he realized his eyes were narrowed to chocolate slits. "Whoops... Sorry," he mumbled, his face getting hot, feeling slightly embarrassed. But, luckily, no one was watching his facial expression, so his tense form relaxed, and he let out a small sigh of relief. He saw Hailey's eyes closing, and she began humming to the tune. He smiled; this was one of the very few moments when she looked so peaceful and quiet that he didn't want to disturb her. Then, she opened her eyes and mumbled, "I've read the book before, and I think I would be either Erudite or Dauntless. Or Divergent." Xavier froze when his sister said Divergent. Then she would risk her life in order to survive inside a faction. But of course, none of this was exactly real; it was only a book. Elements were real, on the other hand. So he had nothing to worry about, other than trying not to die of boredom. This would definitely take many hours for every single student to be assigned their elements and get to their individual dormitories, which would crate a stampede of studies. He would definitely be worn to the bone by the time he would be called to test for his element, so he didn't think it was good to go one by one, because now they had to wait even more for every single student to be done, and that would be time consuming.

Adam, who was the first of the trio to finally notice the table when his eyes wandered around the area, walked up to the table of food and drinks and grabbed a coke, his fingers closing around the cold can. As he slowly strode back, he suddenly remembered he was keeping his eyes down, avoiding Damian. He knew the boy had smoked on the bus on his way here; he had heard about it, and Adam had never tried any harmful substances in his own life, so he guessed the teen wasn't exactly a very good influence. Even if he was just using it for his own comfort, it wasn't right. Smoking on a bus wasn't right–no, it was totally absurd. Seeing Hailey and Xavier talking again, he hurried back to hear what they were talking about. He tried to catch what they were saying, but only a little bit. "...has been chaotic. I can't deal with it," the hushed voice of Hailey whispered, and the 17-year-old tilted his head a bit, confused. When she paused, he took this opportunity and asked, "Um, what's been chaotic?" He waited patiently for her to say something, and for one moment, she started to, but was stopped when Xavier eyed him, his eyes narrowing in a glare, and said, "Today has been chaotic." He winced at the rough tone of his voice. Was he annoyed or upset? "Ok, gosh," Adam muttered harshly as he opened his soda. What the h**l was this dude's problem? Sure, he wanted to help his sister out, since that's what siblings do sometimes, but interrupting her? That made no sense. He took a sip of his coke, circling his thumb around the palm of his hand. He tapped his foot to the beat of his music, and noticed the slightest glimmer of hurt hiding deep in Hailey's eyes. It was the kind of hurt to make him almost drop his soda on the floor, not out of sympathy, but out of great annoyance; she looked almost like she was about to cry, and he hated it when people–especially girls–cried. Oh, god, no drama, please, he thought, stifling a groan. He didn't need drama in his life. He really didn't. He felt the large intention of putting a hand on her shoulder, at least to comfort her in some way. But he couldn't really find it in his heart to do so; he didn't feel like it. The last thing he really needed was to be taunted constantly for comforting a girl.

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Damian picked up three Dr. Peppers, seven bags of Cheetos, and nine packets of Beef Jerky.The albino looked up at Adam as he picked up a Coke and noticed as he looked up then quickly looked away.What's this dude's prob?Can't a guy get some chow without attractin attention?Damian rolled his red eyes and walked back to where Calyx was."Yo ,Caly, got ya some Dr. P."he said.

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I followed the large group of students to the large double doors, I looked up, mentally measuring them. Lief played with my shoe laces, biting them with his small canines. I leant down and picked the white puppy up, I held him in my right arm and tucked some loose strands of hair behind my ear. I huffed and looked around at the other kids, where's the other bus? It should be here already! I cursed under my breath and rolled my eyes out of pure impatience. I glanced at the table of food, to no surprise most of the boys were stuffing their pockets and the girls were looking at the food and boys in disgust. I decided that I was kinda hungry and decided to walk over there, I lined up in the line behind a brown haired boy. Maybe I should try to make some friends?
"Hey." I said shyly, I stuck my hand out and looked into his blue eyes. "Asha."

[color=mediumaquamarine][font=georgia]Radley spotted the table of snacks and made an indirect beeline for it. Once he got to the head of the line, he grabbed a bag of Funyuns and a root beer. In addition he grabbed a pack of jerky, sticking it in his jacket pocket for later before heading back to the crowd.

Recap please!

OOC ~ To rephrase, all the students are at the school (that I know of), and are waiting to test for their element.

Xavier looked down at the ground as he felt Adam's multi-colored eyes glaring deep into his soul. He felt the warmth leave his shoulder as Hailey lifted her right temple off of his shoulder, which was small but bony. Numbness filled his body as the sudden coldness surged through his chest like ice. He instantly knew that Hailey was ignoring him now, judging by the way she had her back turned to him as she talked to Adam, her high, soft wind-like voice ringing and vibrating in his ears. Her eyes were darting around the area, passing right over him, and back to Adam as she continued talking to the boy, her hands gesturing, though her voice was on mute in his head. She's ignoring me, now, I know she is. Why did I do that, why, why... he thought as he inhaled sharply. He bit the inside of his cheek hard, pondering this thought. He shoved his hand carelessly in his left pocket, and he soon felt something sharp pricking his finger; it was a knife that he had put in his pocket earlier. He bit his lower lip so hard that he could taste blood, suppressing a cry of pain as the thorn-like point sunk deeply into the skin, the blood seeping out inch by inch. He yanked his finger out, the feeling of the knife point still there, looking at it as the bright red blood was still pooling out, then pressing his thumb on his finger, trying his best to stop the bleeding. He had absolutely no clue that he had put a knife in his pocket, oblivious to it as it had been digging in his skin when he was sitting on the bus. He abruptly ran his right hand down his thigh, his hand soon trembling. Of course, there was no blood, but he felt a small bump where he had been pricked. "Idiot," he mumbled to himself. "Why did I do that?" At that moment, out of the corner of his eye, he saw Hailey whip around, her stormy ocean-colored eyes soft and wide. She looked so forgiving and innocent that he could just simply forget what he had done to her earlier. Nevertheless, it was still there; the sudden hollow feeling in his chest sent an agonizing pain rippling through his entire body. There had been times where he had done worse, too.

"X-Xavier," Hailey stammered, raising an eyebrow up at her brother as she began inching her trembling hand to hopefully touch his shoulder, "a-are you o-ok?" She felt a pang of worry in her chest, and she watched as he inhaled a second time, a little bit too sharply this time in her opinion, and narrowed her eyes suspiciously as he placed something smooth and thin in her shaking, outstretched hand. She lowered her hand and looked down at the object, running her thumb across the smooth silver handle. As soon as she realized what it was, which took her a while to do so, her entire body stiffened, her thin fingers locking around the handle. It wasn't easy to look up at him now. "Why would you–" She started, but Xavier shushed her, pressing his right index finger to his lips. "I don't want either of us getting in trouble," he whispered, eyeing her carefully. "Ok," she mumbled, nodding a little bit. She put it in her pocket, point down. She would need it later, she guessed. But she wondered what she would possibly need a knife for, or why Xavier had put it in his pocket before they had came to Alcatraz. However, she still didn't approve of the knife; once again, why would he need it? Maybe for combat, possibly? No, that couldn't be it. Certain elements didn't train with that type of combat, she assumed. While she was considering this, Hailey then saw him pressing his thumb to his index finger, and when she saw the blood dripping down his finger, her eyes narrowed to gray-blue slits. A vicious voice in her head said, He deserved it, which wasn't true. He didn't know, don't blame him, another voice murmured. She was so close to screaming out loud when Xavier's hands dropped to his side, his posture firm but relaxed in a way. All thoughts forgotten, hoping to change the subject, she muttered softly, "This wait is so... absurd. I just want this to be over quickly so this day can continue on normally." She wanted it to be normal, but she knew it wasn't. She and every other student there was abnormal–each with their own elements to worry about. All of this wasn't exactly normal, and she definitely knew had no control over it. But she only just wanted the day to end soon, since for one, she had no clue what time it was, and two, the wait was already getting too long for her.

OOC ~ We'll have to wait a little bit more for one of them to reply...