Cassy sauntered in to the subway terminal and it seemed somewhat decrepit, and vacant. She was told to come here to catch the train to her new school, but now she was thinking someone had played a trick on her. As she descended the stairs, she stopped when she came to a dead end, where the stairs seemed to just stop at a solid brick wall. Sighing heavily, she turned and suddenly slipped, falling backward into the wall.<br/><br/>She expected to hit her head or something, but she kept going, sprawling out on the floor of a now bustling terminal, the wall before her shimmered like ripples on water.<br/><br/>"Ah an Illusion." she muttered, standing to brush herself off. She gathered her bag and rolled it behind her as she walked, trying to keep her expressions and feelings in to put off an image of belonging, yet inside she was bursting at the seams. Tree spirits and Faeries milled about, chatting in odd languages and laughing together. She suddenly remembered her acceptance letter and lifted her purse, plunging her hand inside. She got a few stares when she dug deeper and oddly went up to her elbow in a six inch deep purse, but she found what she was looking for and placed the bracelet on her wrist. Adjusting her laced, wide brimmed hat, she brushed off her elegant dress and continued on to stand before the yellow line to wait for the train. Once a god awful screech filled the air, she held her hat to stop it from blowing away as the train stopped before her.<br/><br/>It was odd to see supernatural beings all around her and even already on the train when she boarded. She stood holding a bar until she finally noticed a couple of boys sitting together, yet seemed almost human. They waved to her and called her over, then another boy stepped up to join them as well, who she hadn't noticed behind her.<br/><br/>She had gone over to the group and gracefully took a seat across from them, folding her hands on her lap. She simply stared at the rest of the human looking people around her with questions buzzing in her head. Maybe they were like her. It was most likely.<br/><br/>Another stop in Japan made her somewhat confused as no subway could ever travel there unless it was for days in an underwater subway tunnel. She assumed magic was involved and another was added to the group, one that made her feel a little off, yet it was nice to have another female around. She seemed to hang back from the rest, remaining silent until they all seemed to look to her for some sign of that she was awake. She simply sighed and brushed her silver hair over her ear.<br/><br/>"I am Cassandra Leora. A pleasure to make your acquaintance." she said. It was hard to break habit of trying to manipulate Humans and her words came off as a little snooty or stuck up, stated in a more 'matter-of-factly' sort of tone, as if she didn't even mean it. She did, it's just that she was used to talking that way so much she had a hard time speaking normally.