Here he was, finally about to step foot into something he knew so very little about. School for the supernatural, up until now Riley had been attending middle school and elementary school with humans, people he could so easily blend with. It was actually ironic to him, the spirits and divinities laying in American soil were those of faeries and tree spirits. However, the humans were very inclined with all kinds of nature killers. They were like polar opposites almost, though considering the history of the country, he could probably guess that things weren't always like this. Still, it was nice, standing in such a natural woods. The trees and leaves spanned more than Riley had ever seen before. If he had to take his guess, this place could easily go as far as to house wolves and bears. However, it's true purpose was to house a subway station where no humans would find it.<br/><br/>Even though he'd known his mother, who was a tree sprite, he admitted to himself, it was weird to see more than one around him, let alone the many that were there. He was getting odd looks just being there, he wasn't so certain that there would be so few half-bloods. He simply gave a nod here or a wave there, deciding it'd be best to tackle that social barrier later. He rested assured though, that it would all end up okay in the end. He followed some tree sprites who were parting tree roots, thankfully they weren't cruel enough to lock him out, and surely enough, they lead to the station he was looking for.<br/><br/>He'd made up his mind<span style="font-style: italic">very</span>fast when he entered the subway cart with his own kind. This was weird. Very weird.<br/><br/>He watched as "mythical creatures" greeted one another, some even knowing one another from before. Seeing faeries was one thing. Seeing demons was another thing. Seeing faeries and demons talk about how much they missed one another was a whole different ball park though, it would take some serious getting used to, and not just that either. The translation bracelet was giving him a vibe that made  him raise his brow. But ultimately, as he placed it on is wrist in front of his watch, he decided that he was going to make the best of this.<br/><br/>Just then, another kid, one that looked much more closer to himself than the others, called him and a little girl over. Riley almost questioned if she was old enough to even be here, but decided he'd already seen stranger things. The call over wasn't the most subtle thing ever, but Riley didn't mind it, it was a kind gesture and what was the worst that could happen? "Sure." Riley replied, joining the other two that resembled humans. Some time passed and the person that invited him over spoke again, this time about their names and pasts. "Actually, I'd like to think my past was pretty decent, considering all factors anyway. But, Riley, that's my name."