Lim took her first few steps on the sandy shore, the grains tickling her toes as she walked. The beach was not far from campus. She peered over at the set of steps that led up the adjacent cliff that would bring her right into the main courtyard of what was soon to be her new home for the next four years.<br/><br/>Looking back, her eyes peered over the ocean. One wouldn’t be able to see her, but Lim could feel her mother flowing through the waves, bidding her daughter goodbye and good luck. Lim had a lot to prove to her mother. She was by no means the strongest of her sisters, but she was always told of her potential, that she only need tap into it, and that she could be almost as powerful as Lympha herself. But no matter how hard she tried, it seemed impossible to accomplish such a feat. So, she elected to attend Myth-U. Lympha didn’t understand her daughter’s decision, but her determination to be what she was meant to be gave her mother the confidence to believe in her daughter’s chosen path. “I love you, too, mom. I’ll see you again soon. Don’t worry. I’ll make you proud.” She smiled as she spoke to the gentle foam that pushed up the shore to embrace her feet. Then, once the water had receded, she left the beach.<br/><br/>The campus was busy with so many bodies. She hadn’t even joined the throng when she noticed something very different between them and herself. They all had fabrics of various designs adorning their bodies to cover. Lim looked down at her nude figure and elected that perhaps she too should put something on. Glancing around, she spotted a few people sitting on a fabric of sheer blue, enjoying what looked to be a picnic off to the side, away from the masses. Seems these were a couple of freshmen who got to campus early and decided to enjoy a bite to eat before orientation. But as soon as the cyclops had made his entrance, they all jumped to their feet in excitement and ran into the crowd to catch the announcement and speech before it started, leaving behind their small intimate luncheon.<br/><br/>Certain nobody was looking, Lim bent down and grabbed the fabric, taking no care to the food and their wrappings as they fell to the ground unceremoniously. She gave it a quick look over, ensuring there to be no stains, and threw it over herself, tying it to cover her, tying it tightly around her waist and shoulders, and the rest hung loosely over her form.<br/><br/>Once she felt she was properly dressed, she made her way towards the crowd to catch the orientation speech. As she walked, though, she could feel a pair of eyes directly on her, giving her vibes she was all too unfamiliar with. Glancing around a moment, she spotted the source of the feeling. A satyr, unabashedly staring, giving her a feeling as if she were a freak. She might not have been as technologically coherent as her peers, but she didn’t feel any more out of place than anyone else that attended. So the attention was unwanted, and she gave him a glare to drive home that point. Thankfully, he got the message and looked away, giving her the relief and freedom to continue as she was, listening to the man speak of the dangers and the promises. Her chest swelled as a grin spread across her face. She listened attentively, more than ready to begin this new journey and become what she was always meant to be.