<table class="bbc_table"><tbody><tr><td><strong>Baijiu Qīnghuā</strong> (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=245883.msg12184455#msg12184455)</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Context</strong></td><td>ARRIVAL</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Tagging</strong></td><td>Sui</td></tr></tbody></table><br/><hr/><br/>The pale-haired faunus made her way off the airships as they arrived, looking over her new school. Of course, she couldn't particularly see much given the how crowded it was. Unlike her sister, she didn't even bother trying to stifle the yawn that slipped passed her lips. Beacon was cool and all, as impressive as she'd hoped, but frankly, she wasn't entirely sure what she was even doing here. It just seemed like the best course available to her, and even she questioned that flimsy motivation at times. Stepping forward she lazily slipped through the crowd as best she could, carrying what belongings she brought in a small bag slung over her shoulder. She just had to trust that the crowd was moving in the general direction of the assembly hall.<br/><br/>Her attention was momentarily drawn to a downright massive figure loudly announcing his presence. it was a touch odd, but then she'd always heard that Beacon had a way of attracting the most colorful characters the world had to offer. It seemed the boisterous fellow found himself drawn into a conversation soon enough and she shifted her attention back towards her destination. She scanned the area as she did. She wondered if Sui had gone ahead of her or if she was still lagging behind. With a quiet sigh she reasoned it was probably the latter. The poor girl packed far too much luggage, in her opinion, especially considering that she didn't pack nearly the raw muscle that Baijiu did.<br/><br/>She turned around and scanned the area again, finding her sister before too long and shuffling through the crowd in that direction. It wasn't long before she made her way there, approaching her sister and glancing at the luggage she was struggling to carry along. "Called it," she said as she neared her, "You either need to start packing less stuff or lifting more weights." She pulled the bag she was carrying off her shoulder and offered it to her sister, saying, "I'll trade you. You carry my stuff, I'll carry yours, and we might just make it there before the semester ends."