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Under the Moon
It was well past dark and the moon was overhead. Away from the lights of the more central parts of campus, the Wizard was out for his nightly walk. With clear skies and a full moon, it was a good night to gaze at the sky, if you didn't mind the chill.
He'd stop every now and then to watch the moon as it continued its journey across the sky, taking the moment to forget about any projects he had running at the moment.
Magic Club
There were no other members in the Magic Club.
That was fine.
He had hoped that other magic users could share what they had learned with him, help him further his studies; but although there was no one, the club did give him a full room to himself to practice his magic. It wasn't all bad.
In the case that someone was interested, he set up flyers advertising the time and location of the club's meeting. Perhaps someone would come.
Picnics!
Laying out the traditional red-checkered blanket on a hill just outside of campus, Mary looked around at all of the students talking casually over the oh-so-typical sandwiches and chips. When she woke up that morning, her roommates had all been gone, however, she didn't see them out here today. 'I guess I'll be eating alone for today, then.' Mary thought. Her little knapsack of food sat opposite her on her blanket. She had decided to bring food for two, just in case she saw someone she knew from class. After a quick glance around, Mary took out her spiral-notebook and began working on one of her stories.
Mary's day was half-over. She decided to head to the cafeteria to grab a quick bite to eat before settling down in the library for the remainder of the free period. Mary was navigating through the crowd of people and had bumped slightly into one of the students. As she turned to apologize, she ended up walking right into someone else.
"Oh! I am so very, very sorry!" She apologized while looking quite similarly to a deer in headlights, “I always manage to find some way to embarrass myself, always. I really am sorry! I didn’t realize anyone else was here. I’ve been walking for quite some time and haven’t seen anyone so I hadn’t thought to really watch where I was going and I….oh, I’m rambling aren’t I?" Mary looked slightly less deer-like, but there was an apparent flush to her cheeks from the more-or-less speech she had given.
Mary walked slowly around the campus looking up periodically from the piece of paper that was folded nearly a million times and ripped around the edges that resided in her hand. So far, the halls had been empty and seemed to produce an unsettling echo. She was starting to think that maybe she had arrived at the wrong date. As she searched frantically on the paper for the correct date, she seemed to walk into the one soul who was wandering the campus as well.
"Oh! I am so very, very sorry!" She apologized while looking quite similarly to a deer in headlights, "I always manage to find some way to embarrass myself, always. I really am sorry! I didn't realize anyone else was here. I've been walking for quite some time and haven't seen anyone so I hadn't thought to really watch where I was going and I....oh, I'm rambling aren't I?" Mary looked slightly less deer-like, but there was an apparent flush to her cheeks from the more-or-less speech she had given.
The Wizard opened the door to the O-1 dorm at Runey High. It was quiet. Everything was in its place. Not an object had been disturbed. From what it seemed, there were no other occupants in the building. He had the entire dormitory to himself.
He was alone. It didn't bother him much, he was use to the solitude. Having an entire building to himself may prove convenient even. Should he desire the privacy, there it would be.
After unpacking his bags, he decided to take a walk around the campus to become familiar with the area. During his walk he came across flyers for a trip to the beach hosted by the school.
"... Fireworks... Perhaps... I should go."
Under the canopy of one of the few trees in the courtyard outside the school, Alice sat with her headphones plugged in, relaxing after a stressful day by drawing in her sketchbook that she always carried around. So focused on her work, any and all noise was blocked out.
Alice practiced deep breathing while chanting her mantra 'They're just people, they're just people.' but watching people talk to eachother made her start to panic 'oh god, how am I going to talk to these people?' She turned a corner and rested against the wall, trying to calm herself down.
After she calmed down, she realized she had no idea where she was. Confusion was evident on her face as she tried to search for anyplace familiar.
