Nothing can exist here. No light, no matter, not even an insect could exist here. It was a true bottomless hole if Leo ever knew one. Void...yes, that was a good name for this plane of existence, if he could even call it a plane. It had been a few days since Leo had been drawn into the Void, ever since his normal everyday life was shattered. But his previous thought gave Leo room to pause; if this were a plane in which nothing could exist, how was HE still able to maintain his form? Was he changed the moment his whole body entered the portal? Leo couldn't very well tell now could he? He couldn't even tell which direction was up and which was down, how could he tell if his body had changed?
And so the young nineteen year old hovered there, not sure if he would ever see his reality, his friends, his family, ever again. The tears had long since stopped, Leo had eventually resigned himself to this black hole.
It was a sad existence, but it seemed that it was an existence the fates had willed for the boy.
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The day itself seemed to pass by normally for the Academy. Class had just been let out for the many students and now seemed to be on their ways to various clubs, jobs in the city and what have you. The staff at this point were either heading home themselves or finishing up the various paperwork in their offices. All in all, fairly routine. Yet this academy was about to get a massive shock.
Cracks on lightning rained down around the center, followed by more, and more, and even more cracks before reality itself seemed to split open. From there, the crack seemed to exhibit some kind of push, as if it was attempting to force something out. At last, whatever it was trying to push out, finally fell onto the floor, in a daze.
The thing in question was a boy about 5'9, white hair, his robes being rather odd and slightly out of place with some of the other students' outfits.
This boy was none other then Leo. The Void had finally expunged him, and placed him with in a strange new world, with a strange new appearance.
And so the young nineteen year old hovered there, not sure if he would ever see his reality, his friends, his family, ever again. The tears had long since stopped, Leo had eventually resigned himself to this black hole.
It was a sad existence, but it seemed that it was an existence the fates had willed for the boy.
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The day itself seemed to pass by normally for the Academy. Class had just been let out for the many students and now seemed to be on their ways to various clubs, jobs in the city and what have you. The staff at this point were either heading home themselves or finishing up the various paperwork in their offices. All in all, fairly routine. Yet this academy was about to get a massive shock.
Cracks on lightning rained down around the center, followed by more, and more, and even more cracks before reality itself seemed to split open. From there, the crack seemed to exhibit some kind of push, as if it was attempting to force something out. At last, whatever it was trying to push out, finally fell onto the floor, in a daze.
The thing in question was a boy about 5'9, white hair, his robes being rather odd and slightly out of place with some of the other students' outfits.
This boy was none other then Leo. The Void had finally expunged him, and placed him with in a strange new world, with a strange new appearance.
Lance found the boy just as he landed, and rushed over to his side. He knelled down and tapped his cheek a few times. "Hey, are you ok?" He asked, wondering if he should bring him to the infirmary or bring someone here instead. Lance saw the light show that produced this new person, but knowing this place, and looking at his clothing, Lance had assumed it was some sort of spell practice gone wrong.
Cecily had been sitting at the fountain in the middle of the courtyard, ankles crossed. She was young in appearance, and looked the part of an innocent little girl; this meant it was easier for her to recruit at the school than most of Klaus' other employees.