Jack had been standing stiff in the school grounds staring up at the massive building before him, intimidated and feeling as small as an ant, yet his hands clenched tightly on the strap of his duffel bag. There were so many students around him all chatting excitedly and walking past him to enter the school and start their school year.<br/><br/>"What the hell have I gotten myself into..." he muttered. still staring upwards. He heard a car pull up behind him but didn't move as another student quietly stepped out of a long, black limo.<br/><br/>"Miss Fairfeather, I shall have your things moved to your dorm room." a butler said as he crossed an arm over his chest and politely bowed.<br/><br/>"Thank you, Jeffery." She said with a smile. Cecilia glanced around the grounds and noticed no one else with wings so she assumed either all the other angels attending were hiding them, or there were few others to begin with. Before being seen she quickly hid hers as they seemed to shrink and absorb into her back, leaving her school uniform blouse intact.<br/><br/>Jack finally snapped out of his trance when a single white feather drifted over his shoulder and he quickly grabbed it out of the air. Turning around, he finally saw the rich looking girl behind him who was staring at him with a warm smile.<br/><br/>"Good Morning." she said, "You seem lost."<br/><br/>"Y-Yes." he replied, "I am." She looked him over seemingly trying to judge his character from his appearance but at the end seemed to fall short of a conclusion. She seemed to slightly shrug and she stepped forward to gently pat him on the shoulder.<br/><br/>"Then that makes two of us." she said, "It's my first day as well. I'm Cecilia Fairfeather." she then noticed a feather in his hands, a rather large one, "Ah I see you caught one of my feathers. It's said to be good luck to have an Angel feather."<br/><br/>"A-Angel?" he asked, "You?"<br/><br/>"Yes. And how about you? Angel? Half Demon? Doll?" She asked. Jack shook his head.<br/><br/>"No. I'm Jack Siccor. Just a regular Human." he said disappointingly. Her brow raised for a moment, then she picked up his hand.<br/><br/>"There's nothing wrong with being Human, Jack. And you say it as if it's a bad thing. Like you're inadequate." she said, "Humans, from what I hear, are resilient and versatile for almost all aspects of what they teach here. I know I will never be able to learn Dark magic, for example, but you basically have all options open." She paused for a moment and smiled, "Come on, let's catch up to the other new people and find our Dorm rooms." She then began to run off still holding his hand and dragged him along.<br/><br/>They weaved through the crowd and spotted a group of students trailing behind a rather large guy with an armload of papers, all looking as lost as they were following someone with purpose in his walk. He towered over the rest of the crowd and she soon spotted a cloth band around his sleeve she recognized from the school brochure pictures as someone from orientation.<br/><br/>"There!" she exclaimed, "Excuse me, we're new here too! Cecilia and Jake reporting in!"<br/><br/>"Hey! Quit pulling!" Jake protested. He brushed off his uniform and straightened his bandanna, "I'm Jack Siccor. Where will I be staying?"