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Walks in and sighs. She finally found the place she was looking for. A place to cool off and find serenity. Which is what she needed right now if she was going to get use to this new school and place. Taking off her clothes, in her black bathing suit, she dove in. She reveled in the feel of the water surrounding her. Though it would seem odd she always loved the water. The way it canceled out the world and left her to her own thoughts. No sound could disturb and only the beauty of the light shining through the water is all she saw. Sinking to the bottom she sat and began to imagine all the things her life here at mystic academy could bring. And against her better judgement she began to fill with the feeling of finally belonging.

@kwon jiyongᵉⁿʰᵃⁿᶜᵉᵈ When he said her name, she frowned. How did he know her name? "Um, I'm sorry. Do I know you?" She thought he was really handsome and he seemed nice, but he sounded sad when he mentioned his sister. That made her curious. "Did something happen to her?" She was actually worried about him, even though she didn't know him. Something in her told her that she did know him, but that was silly. Then again, there was a whole part of her life that she didn't remember, because of her accident. As her head begin to ache, she closed her eyes, but she saw flashes of images that were foreign to her. Many were of this boy, but she couldn't understand any of it. Finally, she opened her eyes and forced a smile. "I'm sorry. I have to go." And she ran out to go do something about her headache as well as to make sense of what she'd seen.

@kwon jiyongᵉⁿʰᵃⁿᶜᵉᵈ Boa was honestly bored, having finished all of her work and her wolf wasn't around, so she was exploring the school. When she walked past the pool, she stopped. While she was terrified of water, she felt like it was calling to her. She slowly approached the water and saw a boy swimming. That's when she realized, the pull was coming from him, not the water. She didn't understand what it meant though, but when he stood up suddenly and his eyes nailed her own, she knew there was a connection. She just didn't understand what it meant. As she watched him swim towards her, she sat on the side of the pool and stared at the water, suddenly tempted. It still terrified her, but she wanted to swim. The problem was, she didn't have a clue how and almost drowning once was enough to teach her to stay away. When the guy got close and pulled his arms up on the side of the pool watching her, she smile. "Hi. I didn't mean to interrupt your practice."