Kei eyed the hat...thing...with annoyance. If the sorting was truly random, they didn't need to have such a flashy way of doing it. He slipped his hand in and felt the paper touching his palm.<br/><br/>A blue dragon flashed up at him. With a deep sigh, he dropped it and slipped into place next to the strange girl from before. Dragon, huh? It was supposed to be a good portent. His parents would probably be pleased, if they ever found out - though they probably wouldn't ask. Besides the girl, he noticed that there was a pale-skinned Veela, a centaur, and possibly a siren as well - it was hard to see under that hood. The rest seemed to be human. He glanced at the other three groups. The half-pixie was in Vermillion Bird. She peered at him and waved energetically. He quirked an eyebrow at her antics. In the meantime, his stomach was making its displeasure very, very obvious. He wished that they would hurry up with the sorting so he could eat. The only snacks offered on the train were practically caked with sugar, and he had a very small appetite for sweets.