It didn’t take Edward too long to get whatever he was looking for in the art supply store, and was once again walking with Happy, who was still up on her perch, high on the top of the brick and stone wall. She had a content smile on her face, and, with her arms held out to her sides, she kicked her feet out with each step, humming quietly to herself. No particular tune, just a melody of notes under her breath. This time she was leading him towards the old boy’s dorms, where the two brothers were living. And now there would be four staying there, though everyone thought it was only the two. Happy had a secret, yes she did.<br/><br/>“Hey, you, Ed-kun. Are you a transfer student, or are you just moving to a new dorm?” She looks down towards at him, tilting her head slightly when she asked the question. Up ahead, near a curve that led upward, she hops back down so she was walking next to him, her head tilted back slightly so she was looking up at him. “Do you take any special classes?” She was curious as to whether or not he was ‘special’ or not. He WAS carrying a scythe after all, which made her wonder if he was an exorcist.<br/><br/>The view as they walked changed quite a bit, there was more foliage, and the huge school that was known as True Cross Academy was getting bigger and bigger. However, after a little while they deter from the path, and go down a more narrow one, which looked older and more worn out, made of older stone. It had a cool air to it, and about fifteen minutes pass until they exit to the other side.<br/><br/>In front of them was a rather old looking building, and for the most part seemed abandoned. “HERE YA GO!” Happy exclaims, jumping up and clapping her hands once, before whirling around and facing Edward. “The old boy’s dorm!” She grins widely at him, giggling. These particular dorms were set a bit far from the main school campus, and walking at the pace they’d been, it took nearly ten minutes to get to school.<br/><br/>“Well...I guess I’ll get going! See ya around, Ed-kun!” She waves at him, before walking past and back down the path they’d just taken, and if he looked back, she wouldn’t be there. It was almost as if she’d disappeared in thin air. Which, is, in fact, what had happened. She was back at the fountain again, sitting cross legged as the water sprayed in the air, sighing as she stared up at the sky. Would she really see that funny boy again? That would be nice. She plops down to lay on her back, wondering what she should do now. It actually was quite late now that she realized it. “Maybe I’ll go see what is for dinner at Kaoki’s...” She mutters to herself, but doesn’t get up or move, just lays there.