When Arya got through everything she rushed onto the plane. she had her bag and the people had taken her big suit case. she sat down and put her bag on the seat next to her which was an empty isle seat. she was very excited. she knew she would have to be patient and just wait so she grabbed a book out of her bag and began reading.

this book was probably her favorite. it was by an author name Erin hunter. she had also written the warriors series which Arya had already written. the book she was reading was about three bears that were traveling through the wilderness all by themselves. and they were only cubs. her favorite out of the three bear cubs was lusa. the black bear. she was very cheerful and Arya like her very much. Arya was almost done with this book she she had brought the next three books with her as well.

     Rakoren Oaneel woke up as his loud alarm clock sounded. He groaned as the alarm clock beeped, well not what someone would call a beep, more like the sound of someone speaking into a bullhorn. Rakoren got out of bed and looked out the window. There was his father's car, parked out in the driveway. Rakoren's father was out there also, loading the car with his things for the school that he was supposed to be going.

      Rakoren, though he didn't smile, was quite excited to go to this school. No parents to bug him, only teachers and other stuff. Rakoren still remembered when he had found out that he was a shapeshifter. His mother had told him about a year before he was going to go to the school. She had told him about her being a shapeshifter. Rakoren's father wasn't a shapeshifter, but that wasn't that bad.

     The young boy got dressed and hurried out of his room and down the stairs. He heard his mother yelling at him to hurry up and leave before he was late. Rakoren grabbed an orange off the table, before taking his dark jacket and left the house. He saw his father urging him into the mini van. Rakoren dropped himself into a seat and buckled himself in.

     "So, where are you supposed to go again?" his father asked, wanting to be clear on where to go.

     "The airport. Remember? I've got a plane to catch." Rakoren's father jumped into the driver's seat, made sure all the doors were closed, and then backed out of the driveway. School, here I come.

     The blood was pounding in Rakoren's ears. The plane could leave any minute. He grabbed his suitcase and boarded the plane quickly. His heart was beating rapidly, not wanting to wait for them to arrive at the other airport. Even though no emotion was on Rakoren's face, the turmoil was inside. Rakoren then sat in his as.signed seat and stored his suitcase in an overhead compartment.

     Rakoren listened to the instructions of the flight attendants. He buckled his seat belt. Then, he glanced around, staring at everyone on board the plane. Which ones were going to the school also? Rakoren continued staring around, getting a few annoyed looks from other pas.sengers, mostly the older ones.

     He tilted his head back to rest on the headrest and wondered what animal he could shapeshift into. Something fierce maybe? No, that isn't all like me. Brave? No. What could it ever be? Rakoren flicked through his characteristics in his head. I'm lonely and maybe smart, but what animal is that? Rakoren sighed and moved his black bangs out of his eyes.

Jared pushed his feelings of flight, running, and swimming aside. Since others felt it then it must just be a normal shifter thing that everyone went through. Little did he know that it was the first sign that he is the prophecy child.

((brain dead))

[[ -raises hand- Question; Should the older kids already be at the camp or on the plane? ]]

[[ 'Kay, thanks. -works on intro- ]]

Yawning in boredom, Dimitri leaned his head back against the seat of the plane he'd occupied. Crossing his arms in slight annoyance the senior glared heatedly at nothing in particular, hating pretty much the whole 'going to school' thing. He'd rather be at home sleeping, or perhaps running through the small woods behind his small house in four paws. Anything but listening to teachers drawl out lessons on things he could care less about and being forced to abide by their silly rules. Glancing quickly at some of the new students, he mentally snickered at their enthusiasm, wondering if it would last after they got to the school. He pitied these poor souls who would probably be brainwashed over the power the teachers said they could give them with the powers of shifting. 

Closing his eyes, he decided to nap and catch up on the sleep he'd lost due to packing and the long drive to the airport he'd learned to loathe. Then again going to the school might be better then being shunned by normal humans. Hating the whole unfairness of it all, Dimitri tried to get into a more comfortable position on the hard seats that had not changed in four years, and waited for the plane to take off.