I know. But I hate green. Magenta is MUCH prettier.

I used my quote. Check out my post when Alex was in the cafeteria.

I also have used my quote. In my latest post. Whoo.

Hm...how to bring the PCs together...maybe some unlucky student releases a minor demon, and students are out in groups to get it for bonus marks?

If it involves fighting, Kiros won't be very interested unless it's mandatory (like a forced mission/field trip thing). He doesn't like fighting. Mostly because he's not that good at it. Before he came here he THOUGHT he was pretty decent, then he met people who knew what they were doing that his luck couldn't save him from.

He doesn't mind helping people or doing missions and stuff... he just wouldn't do something for extra credit or whatever. He doesn't care about that and doesn't fight for fun.

One of the reasons I have not been posting is because I need to make an npc teacher for the magic controll class, im not good at making npc's.
I support the idea of bringing PC's togheter.

Two words: Naked Wednesday.

Obviously, there's going to be a lot of support from "certain" members of the school's enrolled. Disciplinary action will have to be called on those suspected on starting this unofficial school event, and what do you know...they're all suspects!

Of course, there could also be some crazy cookoff where the prize is said to be various things...and then the dishes will come alive to fight, and the winner is the one who made the last meal standing! Wait...isn't that "Fighting Foodons?"

PS: I find nothing funny about the name "Rin."

School wing: Mall.

A relatively small enclosed area that involves a few small shops that generally sell lower quality merchandise. (Think cocoa-roos instead of cocoa puffs, or non-brand name shirts instead of hanes). There's a grocery store, a clothing store (for if a student wants clothes for visiting home, or if the school sends them to do a job someplace the nature of which makes it better to be dressed down, etc.), a jewlery store (only sells cheap things, no 14k gold), some games (cards, board games, D&D, that kind of thing) and electronics (radios and stuff, mostly) stores, etc. etc. You can get most anything, so long as it's lower quality. Most of the students don't have a lot of money, so the school doesn't bother actively stocking expensive goods.

The main draw point of the mall facility, however, is the ordering center. If computers are allowed to be used for business as well as education, it would be a computer bay, where the student selects a business, and then the item from said business, puts in their bank account information, etc. If not, then it's a mailing center, basically. I'd rather the computer thing. It'd be more pristine looking.

in order for me to post again, clara needs to head towards the control class which Mr. Hunter teaches