Roy yawned heavily and stretched as he sat up in bed. Unfortunately for him, his schedule had been changed at the last minute, so now he had classes in the day as well as at night. That was a bummer, but it couldn't be helped. The "young" vampire let out another yawn as he showered and got dressed and took his sweet time preparing for the day ahead. There was no need to rush; the first thing was breakfast, and there was no way he could stomach anything at this hour.<br/><br/>---------------------------<br/><br/>As soon as the sun was up, so was Ijemaru. To his great dismay, he and Kosuke had not been room mates, and he was determined to be the first face his friend saw that morning. He got ready with a quick shower and a glance in the mirror. Ijemaru's human form was imperfect. His eyes were a slitted yellow, and he had three lines curving from his side, down towards the center of his abdomen on each side of his torso. Still though, it was worth it. Becoming a demon was nothing compared to being separated from your best friend forever. He'd do it all over again, and with worse side effects too.<br/><br/>After he was done getting ready, Ijemaru made his way to the door to Kosuke's room. He knocked a few times. "Kosuke, are you up? They'll be serving breakfast soon, but I checked the board; we have to find our own."<br/><br/>---------------------------<br/><br/>Kosuke woke as he heard a rapping at his door, then smiled when he recognized the voice. Kosuke got out of bed and rubbed his eyes, making his way over to the door to let his best friend in. "Good morning Ijemaru," Kosuke yawned.<br/><br/>Ijemaru smiled. Kosuke was cute in an adorable way in his pajamas. The little demon horns were almost indistinguishable from his messy black hair. His little black demon tail perpetually wagged a little back and fourth. There was something about that and his small fangs that made him seem more like a puppy than a demon.<br/><br/>"Good morning Kosuke," Ijemaru said, before repeating what he'd said about breakfast.<br/><br/>"We have to get our own huh?" Kosuke said, seemingly done with his yawns. "Then I'll get ready quickly, then we can go find something." Kosuke wandered into the bathroom to shower. "To be honest," his voice came from the room, "I'm in the mood for rabbit, but they're too cute. I couldn't hurt one if I tried."<br/><br/>"Don't worry about it," Ijemaru said, always amazed at how benevolent of a nature Kosuke could retain, even after becoming a demon. "I'll catch something for you. You don't have to watch. You can just sit back and leave that kind of stuff to me."<br/><br/>--------------------------<br/><br/>For a nymph, Melody slept like a log. If she hadn't set her alarm, there's no way she would have gotten up in time to get ready and go to breakfast. She made her way to the lunch hall, her short legs working faster than everyone else's to keep up. But it was worth the trek to the mess hall. The food was more than she ever could have asked for. Magnificent. Melody dug in with a great big smile on her face, watching the surrounding students as she ate her breakfast.<br/><br/>-------------------------<br/><br/>Aisen contemplated what to do with the papers he'd received during the meeting. At the moment, the were just sitting on the table in front of him, collecting dust. But he wasn't sure if he could hang on to them all the way to his first period classroom.<br/><br/>After a few minutes, another teacher approached him, "I could, um, carry those for you if you'd like. If I remember correctly C12 is on the way to my first class."<br/><br/>Aisen looked at the kind man and smiled, "Oh would you? That would be wonderful."<br/><br/>The two had a brief but pleasant chat on the way to Aisen's room. Upon their arrival the man graciously set the papers down on his desk and walked away. Aisen couldn't help but notice the man shiver slightly as he walked away.<span style="font-style: italic">Well it was polite of him to hold that in for so long. It does seem to take people a bit of getting used to before the shivers stop.</span><br/><br/>Aisen briefly made contact with the papers to arrange them in a way that they would be easily visible when he was calling out attendance later. There was really no point in going to the mess hall. It's not like he could eat anything there. But on the other hand, he had already made all the necessary arrangements for the first few days of class. And perhaps if he paid the place a visit he might recognize some faces later in the day.<br/><br/>Coming to a decision the ghost teacher turned and walked out the door and made his way to the mess hall, taking the long, normal way of course. Floating and moving through objects was an option, but he preferred to take the same way everyone else did. Eventually he made it into the room, and wandered around through it, careful not to bump into anyone, lest they get a chill.