Minwe lugged her baggage behind her. It wasn't very heavy, but she gave herself the illusion that it was, just so that she wouldn't feel as awkward. The station was quite crowded. It was a sight for her, considering the considerably small town she came from. Though the amount of people was slightly overwhelming, a single thought gave her hope: no one would know who she was, her identity, where she came from. An opportunity to go to a school. An opportunity to build up her character, and become someone new.<br/><br/>This opportunity, while providing hope, also made her cautious. Life, up until this point, had been cruel. An unknown father, and a mother she will never know. She had learned the hard way that she could always end up being an outcast. There was always the small chance that someone might recognize her, or realize that she was a dark elf. How do they treat them there at the school? Was there also a group of dark elves there? Would she be accepted?<br/><br/>Shaking these thoughts from her head, Minwe looked around her. She pinpointed the doors and hopped onto the train.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Surely there are some open seats</span>.<br/><br/>She glanced left and right, until finally settling down in a relatively quiet (or, so it seemed) area. She sighed and leaned back, hoping for the best.