<div class="floatright">(http://mblogthumb1.phinf.naver.net/20150909_296/kognta12_1441802924229EPKGM_JPEG/48401151_p0.jpg?type=w2)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Rayne Alfarius<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Football Star and Student Council Vice-Prez<br/><strong>Mood:</strong>I dont wanna do my job<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Great Hall<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Football Jersey with ripped sleeves<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Open<br/><hr/><br/>Striding, head held high, Rayne entered the Great Hall holding his timetable and school map. Orientation would begin soon and he would have to help Starfall watch over the students as commanded by the head mistress Lady Streecthfella. Personally he did not prefer this method of playing tour guide, let the students find the way through the school and mercilessly punish those who did not possess the basic instinct of direction. His physically intimidating physique and piercing hunter eyes carved a open path for him between the tables as students stepped back.<br/><br/>Though he recognized that was the inner wolf inside him speaking Rayne believed the ideals he was raised by. A tiny part of him sadistically wanted to see the humans, whatever inkling of them were in this school, to suffer such a trial. Before he could launch into a mental tirade he was called over the a table packed with the football team.<br/><br/>Football, he loved the game. Here he was in his element with a bunch of other well-built, tall male specimens of excellent breed. Football allowed him to focus on his studies for if he did badly he could not play. It also helped to ignore the particularly attractive females, a great task not made easy by the fact Rayne was of Alpha genetics which only amplified his masculine traits. Only the primal scent of the heat was uncontrollable.<br/><br/>Discipline was key, that was what his father, head of the largest pack of lycans and werewolves in America, taught him. Diving into conversation with his fellow jocks Rayne kept a watch on the time, knowing he had work to do as the vice-president of the Student Council. But for now, scaring Omega students was the last thing on his mind.