Allow Me

Castiel just wanted some time away from all the oddness that was Starlight Academy. He needed to escape the demons and magical slugs that appeared in his classes. He needed to escape his odd roommates and all the people trying to talk to him. He was so glad that it wasn’t Hogwarts and that you had to have a slip saying you could go into the city. He was also very glad there was a city.

He walked through the cool autumn air, enjoying how it felt on his face. He never had this back in America. He almost felt back in Russia, but luckily it wasn’t that cold. His slender hands slipped smoothly into his pockets as he continued to pace down the sidewalk, blocking out the noise of the nightlife and admiring how the lights from the buildings reflected off the puddles, creating such a warm, yet artificial atmosphere. He stopped in the middle of the sidewalk and looked up, his hoodie falling off his head. ”Stars.” He muttered under his breath, letting his accent dot his voice. He never saw stars back in America.

He resumed walking a few seconds later. Not even a minute later, he bumped into someone. ”Sorry.” He said gruffly. He looked back to see who it was, but then immediately recognized. He’d seen him in a few of his classes, as he was a freshman like him. Auden. And just when he didn’t want to see anyone from school. He sighed, still stopped in the middle of the sidewalk, a look of annoyance and ‘Of-course-I-happened-to-bump-into-you’ on his face.

((Ah man the entrance is a bit bad, but it works, right?))

Goodie-two-shoes? What was he on about? “Who do ya’ think I am?” Castiel replied arrogantly. Just because he did his work didn’t make him a ‘goodie two-shoes’. He sighed. Did this kid think he was better than him? Castiel breathed in. Nope, he wasn’t going to get mad that easily. He’d rather not make everything around him float angrily, thank you very much.

"Why aren't you studying, since you're so keen on learning why I'm not." He replied snarkily. He wasn't going to get angry, but that didn't mean he was going to bottle his sarcasm.

“Teacher’s pet?!” Castiel still didn’t want to explode, but damn, this kid was pushing him. He also didn’t want his face to become a tomato, so he let it slide He was just out on the town, looking around, and had happened to bump into one of his more annoying classmates. He watched as Auden spat onto the floor. Where was this kid from? Texas? They weren’t in a saloon. Who could be that carefree and generally disgusting in public? Castiel really didn’t like this guy, even if it was the first time he’d really confronted him. He was glad that he was taller than him, at least. It made Auden seem a bit less ‘edgy’ if that was what he was going for, using those shades at night.

“I think you’re just a little bitch*.” Castiel looked the other way, almost as annoyed as Auden seemed. “I’m not studying for the fact that I’m not a moron.” He replied snarkily. Auden made his final comment, Castiel thought for a split second. “Yet again,” He started, “Who do ya’ think I am?”

((*I could not for the life of me think of what to put there so you get that))

Castiel stared at Auden. It was quite obvious that at this point neither of the two boys liked each other in the slightest. He could tell that Auden held a bit of animosity in his voice. Castiel hadn’t been on the island for very much time, so he knew zero to none of anyone’s power unless it was bluntly obvious. (Like, a demon whose wings and horn were always in view.) For all he knew, Auden could be a werewolf or vampire. Why do I always go to a werewolf?

Castiel smirked. “I’m not the one who started talking.” He replied. He may’ve stopped on the sidewalk, but that was not because he wanted to talk to Auden. He was actually having a nice evening, looking at the sights by himself for the first time, when he got an unpleasant surprise to say the least.

Castiel shoved Auden away angrily. He glared at him, a smiling twitching at the corners of his mouth. “Oh, I believe you, but you better be careful with all that eye contact you’re making because I could end you in an instant as well.” Castiel laughed cruelly. “If you’re that bored, then shouldn’t you be studying?” He wasn’t going to really fight back. It was quite pointless, and he didn’t feel like dying if Auden actually could kill him instantaneously.