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Garenata: She nodded. "I suppose that would be a supplemental replacement for my question, yes."

imma just) "oh thank you!" she sits by celestria "im Skylar! and you are..?"

“Please call me Ms. Barr.” The teacher said.

“I’m Celestria. So what’s your power?” She asked.

Garenata: She nodded. "Well, Ms. Barr, do you know which particular students are yet to arrive? I only ask because some of my classmates seem to be getting restless, and I would be more than willing to go find them." She asked, a noticeable lack of confidence in her voice. She was still relatively new, and wasn't used to such crowded spaces.

“No no. Master Malavon has things under control.”

((Ice wanna have it so Malavon gets Kodoku and Adi in there?))

Malavon coughed.”Hello Ms. Barr. I’m sorry for the inconvenience but you should have all the students now that I found these two.”

Adi grumbled.”I told you he’d catch us.”

"Thanks for the free ride, buddy." in all honesty, he was quite interested in coming. Combat training would be a good time to see which of his classmates would be useful in the upcoming battles- he wasn't optimistic, but that 'Karma' girl seemed strong, and Adi would be helpful as usual, if she cared enough. Plus, who was that new girl talking with Celestria? He went and sat down, a thoughtful look in his eyes.

"Oh I have nature powers!" She said joyfully. "But I prefer to control the wind.. it's a bit easier"

Malavon set Adi down.”Go on.” He said.

Adi sighed and got a seat by Kodoku. She started to mumble stuff in another language.

“Watch that mouth.” Ms. Barr said. How did she know that language though? Only soul eaters would know it... unless... that’s what she was...? Adi shrugged it off and looked at Kodoku.”What’s that look for?” She snarled a bit.

“Oh really?! That’s so cool!” Celestria said.”I’m a demon but I’m a princess of demons. Usually the most powerful of demons.” She said.

"Why's it matter to you? I'm just waiting for the lesson to start, that's all." He replied, looking forward intently.

“Now that I have you all here the first thing is to learn what each of you do. Except you Adi I know your a soul eater.” Ms. Barr said.

"Well isn't this completely and utterly boring...?", came a raspy voice from just beyond the doorway, before a figure stepped into the classroom.

Standing at the proud height of 5'7 the young woman had a half sad and half scornful smirk cross her pale face, one hand in pocket while the other glazed over her neck. Pity flashed through her hazel eyes before she became rather mirthful- strolling in casually to take a random seat somewhere in the back as she shook her head slightly.

"Ice-breakers can kiss my ***.", the demon hissed through teeth just as she sat down, leaning back as far as she possibly could.

The vampire had followed the other woman into the classroom just behind her, just barely shorter than her, so her presence was mostly hidden in comparison...hopefully. It was very unlikely though as most others in the room could probably see her regardless of how much care she put into not being seen. So maybe it didn't even matter.

Brown eyes flickering around the room cautiously, Krillian slipped by some people, many of whom she recognized, and settled down on the other side of Adi- one of the few she remembers having a conversation with beforehand.

((Before anyone asks I allowed her to come back))

Adi rolled her eyes.”Dumb demon.” She mumbled to Kodoku. She knew what power everyone had. Soul eaters had a special power to read souls. Not all but some.

Though she wasn't entire certain at the fact, the haphazard of a woman narrow her eyes paired with a slow smirk. She was rather confident that an insult was thrown her way- but who knows, there were a number of demons in the class and conversations were going on before coming in...but she doubted it. So, like a mature person, said dumb demon went to scratch her cheek with a specific single finger, turning slightly so it could be in full view of whoever muttered the hurtful words.

Not like she cared for it.