Say cheese, please.

The owner of the empty bed was currently absolutely lost. Mostly for lack of trying, she was far too enthralled with the Academy to notice. The only thing she didn't really appreciate was the uniform, which was rather restrictive of her fashion choices, but at least her purple streaked hair was still showing proudly. She had lost her guide some time ago, and was now wandering the halls with a suitcase in tow, checking room numbers.
"...Fourty one, fourty two..." She muttered, counting room numbers, until she finally arrived at her room. She had absolutely no idea who her roommate was, but seeing as she joined the academy part way through the school year, it was likely she was already pretty well adjusted. Taking a deep breath, Pandora opened the door slowly.

For a moment, all of the air in the room seemed to stop flowing, filling the room with almost eerie silence, as she opened the door and noticed the border collie/german shepherd mix, which was easily the cutest mix she had ever seen.
"Wait..." She muttered for a moment, her eyes not leaving the dog. "We can have dogs?!" She asked, glee clear in her voice as she stepped into the room, rolling her suitcase along with her.

The room was split very noticeably, with one half dominated with a sort of homey feel that resonated from the girl's decorations, namely the pictures on the wall, while Pan's was barren, for now. She wondered what exactly she was going to do with it. For a moment, she just stood there, before shaking her head to snap herself out of her trance, remembering her manners

"Oh, hello." She said politely, holding out a hand to shake. "I'm Pandora. I'm your new roommate." She told her with a smile, setting her bag against the empty bed, as a thought occurred to her. Maybe she wasn't expecting her. It was an odd time in the school year, after all. Turning slowly, she asked worriedly "They DID tell you I was coming, right?"

Pan smiled as the girl answered her question about the pets. Already, she seemed really nice, and Pan could definitely live with this setup.
"My god, that's totally awesome! I'll have to go by there later." She said excitedly, impulsively looking out the window, as if the store would somehow be right there. She held out her hand out for the dog to sniff, giving him a second before reaching around and scratching his ears. She had grown up with dogs like this, and it was kind of comforting to see one here, so far from home.

She noticed the girl blushing, wondering idly if she was just really shy. To be fair, she was meeting the person who would be living with her for the next, well, gods know how long, so she was entitled to a bit of discomfort with the situation. Even so, it seemed that she was handling it quite well.

As she stepped over and offered to take Pan's suitcase, she shrugged, letting go of the handle. "Just make sure you've got it, it's heavy." she said, deciding she should NOT lift it with wind right now. She'd probably send all of her roommate's stuff flying across the room, and that would be bad. "You can just call me Pan, by the way. Nobody bothers with my full name." She added, sitting down on her bed as the girl explained that she had heard about her arrival. That was good, she wasn't a total surprise.

Pan chuckled a little at the look that the dog gave his master, almost cartoon-like in effect. She loved this dog already. He was so adorable, especially his big eyes
"What is his name?" She asked curiously, still petting him. When she noticed Maddie struggling with the suitcase, she stood up to help her, moving the suitcase with her over into the corner. "Thank you." She told her, deciding to wait to unpack until later.

Once she had sat down, she listened to Maddie ask her questions, particularly about where she had come form. While it was awkward to tell the story to most, she had already assumed that everyone on the Monte Carlos islands had a crazy story, so hers wasn't that bad.
"Well, I'm from a tribe in the wilderness, waaay up in north america." She explained simply, figuring that the shorter the explanation, the better. "The trip wasn't too bad, a few hours on a plane was all, and I'm used to it by now." She explained. That had a double meaning for her, as she used to have to take the plane into town to get her schooling, but also because, well, her dad was a wind god.

She would take Maddie up on her offer almost immediately.
"That would be great!" She said excitedly, still petting Bandit. "You could show me that pet shop, too, and I could get this guy a friend. If that's okay with you, that is." She said. While it was obvious that it was, since Maddie herself had a dog, she thought it only polite to ask first.

Pandora looked down at Bandit, smiling wryly.
"Do you call him that because he steals hearts?" She asked jokingly, winking wryly, still petting the dog. She listened as Maddie spoke, still patting the dog cheerily. She just loved dogs like this, or just dogs in general. The dog's begging face was making her heart melt, and in a way, it reminded her of home. It comforted her.

Maddie was surprisingly enthralled with her story; Most people who heard it just sniggered when they realized she was from Canada. That country had a really bad rep for some reason, despite being one of the nicest around. Maddie came from San Fransisco, which was a place Pan actually recognized. "Hey! I've been to San Fran!" She said. "My flight stopped there on the way to Monte Carlos." She explained.

Pan stood up quickly at the mention of going for a tour. It was generally hard to excite her, but right now she was a literal whirlwind of emotions after moving in her and being exposed to all these new things, so as a result, she was more excitable then usual. She actually stood up so fast that she floated off the ground a tiny bit, due to her unusually light body.
"That sounds great! I'd love a tour." She told Maddie with a grin.

"Hey, just remember which one of us came up with it, huh?" She teased, patting the dog one last time before getting herself ready to leave. Maddie seemed like she missed her home, or at least identified with the city heavily. Frowning, she shook her head at the other girl's question.

"No, I didn't have time to get out of the airport. I did see the bridge, just not up close." She explained, shrugging, before noticing that she mentioned flying by the bridge. "Wait, you can fly too?" She asked, curious. As she explained, Pandora's eyes widened. "You can turn into anything?" She asked in disbelief. "That's so freaking cool..." She trailed off.

She said this shortly before standing up, floating through the air momentarily, noticing the girl's reaction. "Oh, well, since we're explaining powers..." She said in a brash, confident tone, as if she were about to do something impressive. "I'm a wind sprite. So yeah, I'm made of air." She explained before doing just that, her body melding away into nothing but a strong air currant and circling the room once, sending a few papers flying, before she reformed herself near the door, hands outstretched as if trying to save the papers. "I am so sorry, I didn't mean to make a mess!" She shrieked, the papers being lifted quickly and clumsily returned to their positions via her air.

Assuming Maddie didn't freak out at Pan, she would sigh a little, frustrated at the uncontrollable nature of her powers, before nodding slowly. "That's fine, I kind of wanted to see the school first. Maybe we can go for a flight around the city, since we can both fly?" She asked excitedly.