A splendid day.

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The white haired young man looked around with his silver eyes, looking bored to all that would have crossed his path. For all intents and purposes, he looked like that, but he was far from being idle. The hybrid was aware of everything that was around him. Paranoia was a good thing in his case. He had managed to steal some new clothes and now wasn't wearing his usual rags. It was a relief too because they were starting to just fall off his frame. He was wearing a tight but not too tight black dress shirt with black pants and a pair of black boots. He was simply fed up of his old clothes.
 
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Ridasael hated this place, she hated everyone here. All her life she was told to hate mutants, and so she did, she hated herself for being a creature like them. She believes she disgraced her family with this, disgraced them worse then anything else. She could never make up for it, she could never take this curse away from her, she didn't want these powers that have corrupted her life. When she was young, she was normal, she had friends, afterward, her parents kept her inside always, ejecting something inside of her, she would do anything to rid herself of power, and to go home, with her parents, and join in their group to kill these mutants.

As she was angered by this she went to the roof, and when there, looked over the school, disgusted by the students here. They were creatures, vermin, that should be taken care of. As she looked at them, she wondered if there was a way to get rid of powers.
 
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The only thing that proved the leopard hybrid had even heard the other come to the roof was the slight twitch of an ear. Well, as much as an human ear could twitch. He was crouching on the edge of the roof, prefectly balance not to fall. He looked slowly behind him, just one eye seen behind the silvery fringe that had fallen on his face from the slight wind. He turned back to where he had been enjoying the view from the roof. As long as the other didn't attack him he could not care less. Its not like that one was about to kill him was it?
 
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Rida looked at the boy, and glared, hatred clear in her black eyes. Even though she wanted to talk to someone, and see what they were like, she defiantly was not going to talk to a mutant, not a freak. She stood there, looking back at the other mutants down there, her hair wavering. So far, being here, she talked to no one, except teachers, asking them questions, though hating questioning a mutant teacher.

Sighing, she slumped down into a sitting position, she would give anything to go home...
 
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He had no home anymore, he knew he had parents, but he was not entirely human anymore. He was a leopard through and through. If you asked him who his parents were he would tell you they were scientists, but had forgotten their names. Sure he hadn't been that young when he left, but he had chosen to forget or the pain of leaving them would have drowned him. He was not fit to live as a human anymore. He was even weirder than most normal mutants (That didn't count the really weird ones, he was just over average in weirdness).

"Enjoying the view?" He asked without looking.
 
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After a while, the boy spoke, and she glanced at him, glaring, then turned her attention back at the ground below. "Oh, yes, beautiful, watching mutants." She said, her voice edged with dislike, and her eyes flashed a moment with hatred, then they calmed a bit. Everyone knows I love watching freaks, she thought to herself.
 
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