Luna eyed each person coming in with a glare. She was honestly not happy to be here, but she had no choice. She wanted to throw a tantrum and scream at everyone but she hated being childish about it all so she huffed under her breath and just glared. She sifted in her cotton and wool robes, the silky smooth texture the only thing she dared ever to ware. She sneered at the mountain of heavy armor that she noticed on most of the students and wondered how anyone could wear such disgusting heavy and hot metal. She felt free and cool in her robes and she wouldn't have it any other way. Plus the cream color made her pale skin less noticeable in her eyes.<br/><br/>She watched as each new member joined their little 'group'. The cheerful ones aggravated her and she tried her best to ignore them. She was not here to make friends. She was here to become the best, no matter who stood in her way. Out of the corner of her eye she glared over at Elizabeth, finding her to be a challenge. She grinned at the thought. She would win. It was her right. It was always her right.<br/><br/>As Elizabeth started to ask everyone to introduce herself, Luna huffed again and recrossed her arms over her chest, leaning back in a superior pose. "My name is Luna. I am an elemental mage with a focus on wind and air. I don't work well with others, I<span style="font-style: italic">should</span>have been the leader," Luna gave a glare towards Elizabeth out of the corner of her eye. "And I'm a halfie." She stated the last with no explanation. They all probably thought she was just a human mage, but she was more than that. She didn't elaborate and she wouldn't. Her other half was not useful to her besides the magical abilities it gave her. She hardly ever transformed and she felt no need to. She was powerful in her own way and she would prove that no matter what.