The boy began to stir feeling his energy return and he blinked coming to and looking around to see just where he was. "Where am I." He said feeling a tremendous headache come over him
"You're at Starlight Academy." Xhaiden said, a little warily in case the boy freaked out. Tania nodded and stepped behind Xhaiden a little ways.
"Why here of all places." He said looking down...he had no place to go now as he ran away from Jira ...Catherine Tiger and Alex well Alex was diffrent but for the most part when they talked to him or to someone besides Jira...they were happy and care free something he thought he did not deserve...
"Where else would we take you?" Xhaiden said. He was still trying to figure out what to do with the little boy.
"Im going to be kicked out of this place by the end of this semester." He said then looking away from the two them as he said it
First day on the job had been fun so far. Abigail had been making herself familiar with the first floor, and was now finding herself at the lounge. Her favorite top hat rested on her head, covering most of her white hair. There was a small diamond earring in her left ear, while in the other was a large loop one. The new Headmistress never liked to match — it was how she had always been.
So far, she hadn't really met any of the students. And, thankfully, she hadn't met any of their pranks, either. Being the new Headmistress would probably make her 'vulnerable', but the kids would learn. She didn't put up with it. This school was going to be nice and... she hated to say it... orderly by the time she was done with it.
Ugh, organization. Gag me... she thought to herself.
As she walked into the lounge, she actually heard some children. Oh, yay, she got to socialize with the children! She couldn't wait!
Skipping over to where they were, she hopped into a near by chair and folded her right leg over her left. "Why, you certainly won't be kicked out of the academy, deary!" Abigail said, rocking from side to side slightly. It was kind of a habit. "Why ever would you say such a thing? Oh, and I'm Abigail, your new Headmistress. Well, almost new. Maria's leaving soon."
'Miss Narissara' would have been the proper term, but she didn't like that. She liked being thought of as a friend to the students, not just another teacher. Plus, her last name was rather long.
So far, she hadn't really met any of the students. And, thankfully, she hadn't met any of their pranks, either. Being the new Headmistress would probably make her 'vulnerable', but the kids would learn. She didn't put up with it. This school was going to be nice and... she hated to say it... orderly by the time she was done with it.
Ugh, organization. Gag me... she thought to herself.
As she walked into the lounge, she actually heard some children. Oh, yay, she got to socialize with the children! She couldn't wait!
Skipping over to where they were, she hopped into a near by chair and folded her right leg over her left. "Why, you certainly won't be kicked out of the academy, deary!" Abigail said, rocking from side to side slightly. It was kind of a habit. "Why ever would you say such a thing? Oh, and I'm Abigail, your new Headmistress. Well, almost new. Maria's leaving soon."
'Miss Narissara' would have been the proper term, but she didn't like that. She liked being thought of as a friend to the students, not just another teacher. Plus, her last name was rather long.
He heard the woman behind her and turned around to see who it was hearing it was a new headmistress. "Im going to flunk out of this stupid school its to late to change anything." He said already knowing how the system was supposed to work and what was going to happen to a child with such a low score and who was bringing the overall average lower and lower
Wow. That was some really down-in-the-dumps kid. Abigail smiled, though, wondering f a little cheeriness might help him. "It's never too late to change something!" she said. Alright, sometimes it was. But he looked rather young, what could he know of the world? "And I won't let you flunk out. I own this school. What I say goes." She winked. Ah, power. It was wonderful.
He shook his head. "So what? I can just fail again? Its stupid to try when you know you will fail." He said obviously learning the wrong morals..
Such a pessimistic attitude. And he was so young... oh, Abigail would definitely take it upon herself to try and help him. "Sweetie, that's the risk you have to take. You won't always fail. That's impossible." And it was. In her whole career, she had never met anyone that failed all the time. "Everyone has something they're good at. Don't worry!"