<hr/><div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/QRMYtOt.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Robin Cerise (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=286197.msg14082397#msg14082397)<br/><strong>Aura:</strong>Red 3/3<br/><strong>Charge:</strong>0/10<br/><strong>Time/Date:</strong>Day 1 - Morning<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Moving through the trees<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Open<strong>Mention:</strong>Azuri and Auro<br/><hr/><br/>There were several reputable students applying to Beacon at the same time he was. The Sky Princess was present—one with a reputation of greatness as well as loathing. Rumors said she was undefeated at her school. Next was Auro Rencroft, the son of the rich Rencroft Dust Works family. He was Signal when he was, but they never talked. What was there to talk about with someone so rich and famous? There wasn’t much he could relate coming from an ostracized island. Auro had also been undefeated at the Mistral Regional Tournament, and there were many whispers surrounding him, wondering if Auro and Azuri were going to team up and form an all-star Huntsmen team. Those rumors had intimidated some students and sent them walking.<br/><br/>With a piece of grass between his teeth and his arms crossed before his chest, Robin watched as a few students gave into fear and pressure and started walking away. Those were the students who were in it for the glory and competition rather than the true mission of all Huntsmen. Before he stepped up to the pad, Robin noticed the red-headed guy with the big sword. He hadn’t been anyone he’d seen before. His sword, however, looked pretty bad-ass. He couldn’t help but wonder how he fought with it. It must have been heavy.<br/><br/>There were several Faunus at the exam. Even so, Robin kept his ears hidden within his thick brown hair. Having done so, some of the Human students, he noticed were more willing to talk to him than the other Faunus. And the Faunus seemed to couple together. There were too many social stereotypes that he didn’t want to get in the way of his exam. Any of these students could become his partner or even be on his team in the end.<br/><br/>Robin stepped onto the pad, his amber eyes narrowing a little at the contraption as the grass stalk bobbed between his lips. Raising his head, his gauntleted hand reached behind his back to grab the bow from its holder. As he brought it before himself, his other hand grabbed it, separating it, and holding them apart. The once bowstring went limp at his feet. Stepping over it, he positioned the string behind him and bent his knees into a ready stance. Without looking at the Headmaster, Robin nodded, and a second later, the platform launched. Robin timed the launch just right, leaping from it to give himself some extra air.<br/><br/>With his arms spread, Robin flew through the air, soaring over the foliage as gravity started to pull him toward the remnant. Robin dropped one of his swords, the bladed end falling like a fish hook into the leaves. It snagged a trunk, causing Robin’s forward momentum to halt. His body whipped forward, arm extending until his back was parallel to the forest canopy. He dropped into the trees like a pool of water, leaves leaping up around him as his hot wire burned through the tree limbs in his backwards swing to rejoin his sword. Robin rose until his bottom met a branch, and he landed perfectly seated upon it. His sword that was protruding from the tree trunk was next to him and he yanked it free. He felt as though he might have travelled further than those students who couldn’t fly. With his standard hearing, he could hear the howls of some beowolves in the distance.<br/><br/>Already there was some action. The exam was no joke. Connecting the swords back into his bow, he placed it on his back and grasped the branch beneath him to prop his feet on it. Using the limb as a spring, Robin gracefully hopped from one branch to another, appearing as light as a feather as he twisted and flipped over other branches that got in his way.