Cassandra hurried to keep up with the group and after looking at the map and noting that they've been singled out, she realized that the few people around her seemed to be the only half breeds in the school this year. This both scared her and gave her comfort. She was happy she would have other people around her that were like her, yet their group was small compared to the general populace.<br/><br/>The only other female in the group hung back as they made their way to the dorms. She seemed sort of gloomy but it could just be because she seemed attached to the darkness. With Light being Cassy's element, she often took notice to these things and glanced down to see Erika's shadow thick and dark as it trailed behind her, while she had none at all.<br/><br/><span style="font-weight: bold">"Dorm mates, huh, Cass? Can I call you Cass?"</span>She asked. Cassy nodded and realized her mind was wandering, finally flashing the first smile since boarding the train.<br/><br/>"Yes." She chirped, "You can call me what you wish, Miss Black. However, most people back home refer to me as Cassy." She almost had to break into a sort of run to keep up with the rest, since she was so short. Glancing around, she noticed other Faeries and Tree Sprites freely floating around or exposing their true forms, and she felt silly for not thinking of it sooner, "Oh bugger. We're being left behind." She hooked her arm around the handle of her rolling suitcase and fished a ribbon out of her bottomless purse. Tying it loosely around her hair, it pulled it back just enough for it to fall straight down her back, letting her small butterfly wings show off to the side. She kept walking the whole while but now she kicked off and seemed to hover an inch off the ground, her small wings waving gently behind her, emitting a dim yellow glow.<br/><br/>"Ah, much better. I apologize for slowing you down, Miss Black." she hovered along, still towing her suitcase with one hand, the other holding her hat.