Eurydiss did his best to analyze the ice boy in the amount of time he had: little to no emotion, strong, intelligent, sense of superiority. They would not get along; they were too similar. After the boy left Eury simply kicked the sand and stared out at the red sea. Charon also watched the boy, wide eyed. Not with a scared look on his face, more like a curious one. He stood with his head slightly tilted and his index finger on his chin. "I wonder who that was," he said to himself. Charon looked to the frozen section of water. "I also wonder how long it will take that to thaw." He turned to Eurydiss. "Eury, you saw that right? He was strong was he not?" Charon laughed lightly. "I am not sure that I could beat him in a straight up fight." Eury kicked the sand again, "Nope, you probably couldn't." Charon nodded, "Yes, that is what I said." Eury looked out at the ocean. "I might like to try sometime though," Charon smiled, "I would not stop you, but if you were to die I would never forgive you, Eury."<br/><br/>Charon looked out to the direction where the boy had come from. "The school is through those woods, is it not?" "Probably," said Eurydiss. "That is the way the road goes." Charon turned to the other people on the beach. "Well in that case, I suppose we will be going now." He looked to the girl with the duffel bag. "You still have your belongings with you. Why do you not come with us to the academy so you can put them away?" Eury looked up, "Charon, you're not thinking..." said Eury trying to keep his eyes off the girl's enormous chest. Charon tilted his head, "Eh? I am not thinking what, Eury?" Eurydiss' eyebrow twitched. /He doesn't notice,/ Eury thought in disbelief.<br/><br/>Charon continued to look confused. "Oh, never mind," said Eury, blushing. "Well all right," said Charon. "How about you come with us?" he said to the girl. "We have just arrived as well." Charon smiled a completely innocent and friendly smile, "Why not?"