Zarya was sitting on her bed, legs crisscross, with an open book in her lap when a letter, along with a box, appeared on the edge of her bed, seemingly out of nowhere. She tilted her head ever so slightly to the right side, closing her book and setting it aside. She then leaned forward, reaching for the letter and taking it, along with the box, in her hands before resuming her previous sitting position.<br/><br/>She mumbled to herself as she read the letter aloud, to no one at all. "Prospective student....provisional....pendant....academy....orientation..." a few words were distinguishable among the muttering.<span style="font-style: italic">What on earth?</span>she quirked a brow, putting the letter to the side and opening the box. Sure enough, she found a pendant inside.<br/><br/>She took the chain of the pendant in her hand, watching as the pendant dangled at the end of the chain that held it, swinging back and forth. She glanced from it back to the letter that sat on the bed next to her, contemplating what to do. After a moment she hopped off her bed and gathered a few things she might need, shoving them into a small bag. She then slipped on a pair of boots and then took the pendant in her hand.<br/><br/>She didn't know that this was actually going to do anything. After all, it seemed rather silly to believe in things like magic. Still, if those things could randomly appear in her room, then she couldn't discount the possibility that this was real. If it was real, she wanted to be prepared. She couldn't help but hope that it was real. If it was, it meant she could get away from this place, away from these people. Then maybe, just maybe, she could have a sort of fresh start. Regardless, it was worth a shot.<br/><br/>She put the bag over her head and under her arm before she took the letter in one hand and the pendant in the other. "Well... Here goes nothing." she mumbled to herself, slipping the pendant around her neck. The next moment she felt a weird sickening feeling, almost like she was twisting from the inside out. beginning in the pit of her stomach. She fought back the nauseous feeling in her stomach for a few moments until he felt as though she were falling. This brought with it a whole slew of emotions, from those that typically accompany nightmares of falling, to a rush, and a feeling of excitement. After that she blacked out.<br/><br/>The next thing she knew, she woke up when she hit the ground, landing on some spongy green grass and bouncing. She heard an unfamiliar voice, the voice of a lady, talking to someone. She slowly opened her eyes, standing up and rubbing her head as she heard the welcome in the background. "If this is some kind of dream, it's really elaborate." she mumbled to herself as she looked around, taking in her surroundings, letting it all sink it.