Heritage University- Elemental Roleplay!

Kenna
Kenna raised her eyebrows as Iris's hand suddenly appeared to catch on fire. "Your element's fire?" She guessed.

Iris
"Yeah. It's a little... uncontrollable sometimes." Iris smiled a little bashfully.

Karma
With one last slightly-annoyed screech, the falcon took off, flying past windows and decks on his way to find something more interesting, in his mind, than growing plants. 

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Raphael
He left the room, making sure he still had his key, and headed down the stairs multiple steps at a time. Reaching the main floor, he exited the building and walked along the sidewalk until he arrived outside the greenhouse. He tried to ignore the urge to look inside but he couldn't, so he took a small peek and glanced around. After just breathing in the good air that was in the greenhouse he pulled out again and picked up his bags. Raffi made it back to his dorm and unlocked the door, once more using his foot to push it open. Once inside he settled his bags out of the way and glanced at Julian. "So, uh, which room do you want?"

Outlaw 
After throwing her clothes into the dresser, she glanced out, wondering if she could nip over to the stables. She wanted to see Phantom again. Plus meet the other horses. 

Karma
Perched on a streetlamp, the hawk screeched again in annoyance. Where are all the people?! 

Outlaw 
She made up her mind and exited her room, taking the key with her. She went down the stairs and out the door to the stables, glancing up as the hawk screamed. “They’re getting settled in their rooms” she informed him dryly as she reached the stable door. 

Karma 
Karma tilted his head. This was one peculiar person. Back home now! The hawk (not falcon whoops) took off, soaring towards home.

Outlaw 
She chuckled watching the hawk go. “Later amigo” she called after him then entered the stable. Phantom thrust her head over the stall door and let out a hoarse, eager nicker. “Chill there babe” she mumbled, going over and stroking the black. “But it’s all new. And I’m closed in. I don’t like being closed in” the horse protested. “Would you rather go home then?” “And leave you here? No!” 

Kenna
Kenna smiled, glad to have something in common with this girl, considering she'd have to put up with her all year. "Me, too.  Which bedroom do you want?" She picked up her bag again, her eyes darting from one door to the other. They flickered to the window, where she thought she saw a bird out the window- a hawk, or a falcon. It was perched on a streetlamp not too far away, but then it flew off, and she looked back at Iris, pushing the occurrence out of her mind.

Iris
"I'm okay with either one," Iris said. It was her first year here and she figured Kenna would know how things went.

Alexandria Grace 
Karma returned, apparently with little news. He screeched incessantly while she made some food until Alex went through what he had seen. "Lots of new people this year, apparently," she mused. But nothing about Jackson. Oh, stop being disappointed. You're the one who left without any indication as to where.

Kenna
Kenna made a split second decision and headed to the one on the right. "I'll go with this one, then, if you don't care," she said, not waiting for more than a few seconds before reaching the door. Not like it wasn't kind of already clear, but whatever. She opened the door and glanced inside. Just like the ones she'd had the past few years. She plunked down her bag and started unpacking, shoving clothes into drawers to get it done sooner.

Julian
"I don't mind. Right side has a bigger bathroom, Left side gets more sun - take your pick." Julian was well versed in the layout of the dormitory, as everyone seemed to be almost identical., and his roommate was either a first year or new. "I'm Julian, by the way."

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Iris
Iris nodded, taking the one on the left. It was a nice place, for sure- nicer than anything she'd ever lived in. The girl quickly unpacked her things, sitting on the bed and thinking.

Raphael
"The left sounds fine to me." More sun meant more plants. Raffi grabbed his bags and headed into his room.

Julian
Julian hauled his extra bag into the room on the right, eyeing the way the wallpaper was sunbleached in the shape of the now absent posters on the wall, balling the bluetack remnants and sticking it to the bedside table. "I probably don't even have enough time to unpack. Not before the introductory, anyways." He harrumphed, abandoning his belongings on the bed and wandering back out into the kitchen.