It was a cloudy day, gray rain clouds filled the open sky. The sun was barely visible through a few clouds, though it cast the world in a slight shade of gray and sunlight. Over a large building, clouds seemed to gather their way. The weather forecast did call for some rain later today. Though many students chose to stay under the canopy of trees or roofs of the school building. It was before school, and many students prefered to talk and meet up in the school's Courtyard. There was a fountain there in the center, it's water a glistening and clear beauty to see. Though, some students were always standing by it or sitting on it's edge. This one student, was rather tall, slightly, and slim but had a slight build to his frame. His eyes were a dark brown, glaring. His eyebrows were narrowed, always giving the fierce appearance added to his cold demeanor. His hair was shaved on the sides, though their dark roots in plain view and a long blonde faux hawk going down the middle, brushed back. He wore a black t-shirt, black v-neck like jacket, dark jeans and a pair of black combat boots.<br/><br/>Practically everyone at school knew who he was. They called him the "Lion" for his aggressive personality, and how he always had a group of friends following him, which people called his "Pride" Like a single male Lion being King over it's Pride, that is what he and his group represented. Though the real weapon of terror was the Lion himself. His name was Jay Lee, and he wasn't one to be taken lightly. In fact, he was one to get into trouble a lot, and anyone who was to interfere with his life, family or past, would suffer, greatly.<br/><br/>Jay stared up at the gray sky for a moment, looking at them and searching for something, though there was nothing of his interest. Then he lowered his head away from looking up at the sky and looked around the Courtyard, staring at students as they stood to chat, or hang out. Whenever he would stare for too long and a student saw, that student would immediately leave. You don't just question Jay at all. He wasn't a force to be questioned. Glancing around some more, he caught a few of the guys from his group messing around, but he didn't pay too much attention to it and resumed to looking around the courtyard. Eventually he grew bored of it and stood up from the fountain. "I'm going to walk for a bit. Leave me be." he said to the group. One guy by the name of Nick had nodded his head, "You do that, Jay. We'll be right here if you need us, just shout." he smiled. Jay stared at Nick for a moment, his serious expression, made Nick's smile fade away very fast and he looked away. "Sorry.." he said quietly. Jay then looked away from Nick and shoved his hands into his pockets after throwing his backpack over his shoulder, heading off out of the courtyard and into the school building to roam the halls.