PAX University - Introduction
I am trying something a little different here. There will be multiple versions of this, so you can choose your love interest. Below is the introduction. Please let me know your thoughts.
- Ghost Writa
The introduction of monsters into human society has not been a smooth one. Desperate, the human and monster governments both worked together to create a school to help this transition. The school was given a large sum of money to operate, meaning the school had a huge scholarship fund set aside. Today at noon, the President of the university will be revealed as well as who got accepted into the university.
You and your friends all applied not knowing too much about the school. The location of the school is unknown, as well as the majors offered. Many speculate the ads for this university were an elaborate scam. Either way, all will be revealed soon.
You turn on your television to the local news channel. It looks like a standard press release. A tall woman is seen standing at a podium. She has tan skin and jet-black hair. Her presence is strong and you can tell she means business. Eventually the room falls silent and she begins to speak.
“Good afternoon, everyone. Today marks a new beginning. Today is a day that you all will witness to the first step taken to integrate humans and monsters together. The integration of monsters to human society has been quite the struggle. Yet we cannot live a life of division and segregation.
The monster and human governments have worked hard to create a division whose sole purpose is monster and human integration. This division decided to open a university that would have both monster and human students. The university sits in an area of land, distant from both human and monster civilization. This land is not marked on any map. This is to ensure the safety of both students and staff. It has been decided to call this area PAX, and thus the university was given the name PAX University.
It brings me great pleasure to introduce myself as Amber McArnold, PAX University President. I will not hold up too much of your time. I have one announcement to make, and then will open up the floor for a few questions.
The university has taken great care and time filtering through our applicants. I now have the privilege of informing you that all application statuses have been sent and delivered. Applicants, please check your front door for updates.”
Your thoughts were interrupted by the sound of your doorbell. As you open the door, you see a gold box with a silver ribbon. On the ribbon read a tag with a simple “congratulations” on it. You waste no time in bringing the box inside and opening it. Within the box were a few university shirts as well as a folder. The folder held a letter as well as some blank paper.
The letter read:
We are honored to have you attend PAX University. Your application was one that stood out in many ways. We are happy to award you a full ride into an illustrious university.
We are sure questions are running through your head, please hold on to each and everyone. This is a new experience for us all, thus we want to give our students enough time to adjust. We are opening our doors a month prior to the start of school to ensure this transition is an easy one.
In addition to this letter, your folder contains a few blank pieces of paper. These will be important soon, but for now please keep them safe.
In the next few days, you will get an email to schedule your travel arrangements. Please respond to this email as soon as you can.
We hope this message comes off as both peaceful and xenial,
~ Your PAX family
After reading the letter, you quickly began messaging your friends who also applied. You all applied to this university not expecting to get in, so you were pleasantly surprised when you discovered that you not only got in, but got a full ride to the university. Sadly, however, you were the only one of friends to do such. With some encouragement from your friends, you decided to accept the university’s offer. While you will miss home, you couldn’t be more excited.