Ash would grumble to himself, stomping around the library in a huff. He didn't realize he wasn't alone though he was too distracted to notice. He would make his way to the back of the staff room and pulled out a large beanbag. He would continue his fussy grumbling until he had his beanbag in his normal corner along with a stack of books and a lamp. He would then need the blanket like a cat making it's bedding before settling down to dive into his books. Hopefully some reading would calm down Ashley. He knew she wanted to take a nip at some of the students and he couldn't have that. He didn't want to be dependent on others, plus he wasn't even sure the students around had the type she "needed". Ash figured that the whole "virgin blood" was just her way of being difficult but he didn't care. His own blood was good enough and he didn't have to chase after someone just to keep her quite. He would shake his head, pushing the thoughts to the back of his mind as he found the last page he had been reading from the book on the top of the pile and settled back for a good bit of reading. He didn't care that the second class was about to begin, nor did he care about helping the scum in the halls find their way. All he cared about was getting to the next chapter.<br/><br/>-----<br/><br/>He could hear the footsteps from the eating area getting closer. People were coming and he didn't have anywhere to hide. He pondered turning back into a puddle and just hiding in the air vents. But he couldn't do that, he had promised his parents that he would try to be a good boy and go to classes. He wanted to learn things but he didn't understand why he had to be around so many people. He could see them now, moving to their next classes, talking and laughing with each other. Were they talking about him? Were they laughing at him? They sure were looking at him.<br/><br/>Several people glanced at the boy who's skin seemed to be a shifting liquid of pinks, purples, and blues. Goo did his best to keep his eyes down on his schedule, which was still upside down. He shook slightly, seeming to be on the verge of a panic attack. He still had no idea where he was going. Where were the adults? They were suppose to be helping the kids right? He dared a glance over his schedule but he couldn't see anyone who seemed to be helping others, though that was possibly due to the fact that he could hardly see because his eyes were tearing up. Taking a few shaky breaths, Goomie quickly darted into the nearest room that happened to be empty except for two students who looked surprisingly similar. Goo shivered in a corner for a moment, trying to catch his breath before looking back at his schedule. His class had to be around here somewhere right?