Geronimo High (Human RPG) \No Sign-ups\

(Jesse Wells has hazel eyes and shoulder length red hair that usually falls into curls. She is built long and lanky, almost having the build of a runner, and stands at 5'8. She has unusually pale skin and almost always has red lipstick on. She can be seen wearing her usual skinny jeans, converse, and a polo underneath her sweater.)

Jesse pulled open the door to her new class, her hair a mess. She glanced at the teacher and muttered her apologies, grabbing the last open seat. "Sorry I'm late." Jesse said, putting her backpack down and grabbing her history book, almost too quickly. She was used to doing things faster because of her super speed, but at this new school, she could reveal nothing about herself. Jesse settled into her seat and took a glance around the room. There were 2 boys and 3 girls, counting herself. Jesse returned to her history book and tried to understand what the teacher was saying.

Landon

Landon stifled a laugh when he heard a single thought enter his mind. She shoulda pursued acting instead... He resisted the urge to look around the room to see who it might have come from. It would only make him look suspicious. Instead he relaxed in his seat and looked at the pages of the textbook while he listened to the teacher talk on. He only looked up when a girl walked through the doors and quickly sat in her seat before muttering something.

Nani glanced up as a girl walked in. And she watched as the girl made her way back to a seat closer to her. She shot the girl a smile before going back to her notes. The teacher was blabbing about class schedule and such, for the newer students. Nani had joined mid-semester. It was November. And she and her family had arrived in October, so Nani was still fairly new. And she had no friends whatsoever. But that was normal.

(Gonna make another post to keep this moving.)

20minutes had passed, and Nani sighed in relief as the teacher dismissed the class. She shut her notebook and gathered her other books that had been resting on the old desk. The small female rose from her seat and put her things in her bag. She zipped up the bright neon blue backpack and slung it over her shoulder. She glanced around at the other students before heading for the front of the room, and out the door. As she made her way towards he locker, she looked around at the several signs that had been put up. Posters for the winter formal. Nani loved parties. Especially parties. But since her incident last year, her father had made the rule that no parties were to be attended. She sighed. Nobody would ask her, anyway. Nobody would want to go with me anyway. she thought.

Landon

Landon stuffed his books back in his bag, slinging it over his shoulder. He sauntered out of the classroom and down the hall. He pushed his headphones back over his ear, but didn't turn the volume up full blast this time. He looked at the signs on the walls, Winter Formal printed in large letters. He snorted, knowing he wasn't attending. Too many people and where there were too many people meant a massive headache for him. I wouldn't go in a million years he thought. He continued down the hall, not really paying attention when he hit something with force. Stumbling to catch his balance he turned around and stared at who he had just plowed over. Taking his headphones off, he bent down to help the girl off the floor. "I'm so sorry," he said as he held out his hand.

(For clarification, he ran into Nani)

Jesse sighed with relief as she started to pack up. Glad that is over. She thought. Most of the students were already gone and the teacher had her back turned away from the class. Jesse finished putting her books back into her bag and stood up. She pulled open the door and started for her locker. Noticing the signs and posters cluttered on the hallways, she stopped to read them. Winter Formal, huh? Jesse thought. She shrugged and headed towards her locker again. If she were back at home she would probably go to the Formal, but she loved parties back then. Now, dances just distracted her from being able to improve her speed. And on top of that, nobody would ask her to go anyway. Jesse reached her locker and opened it, stuffing her books into it. She closed it up, then looked around at the hallway full of kids. With nothing to do, she started to scroll on her phone.

Nani flew to the ground as a boy plowed into her. Her small frame gave her little to no resistance against his force. She landed on her back with a thud. The girl groaned as the realization of what happened kicked in. She sat up slowly and watched as he extended a hand to her. "No problem..." She responded to the apology. She took his hand, which she notices was considerably larger than hers. She stood up and dusted herself off. She wiped dust off the new jeans she was wearing. "Jesus. The janitors need to do a better job mopping." She chuckled before looking up at him. "You okay?" She asked him with a quick smile. She shot a look at her books on the ground. She leaned down and started gathering her things.

Landon

Landon pulled the girl to her feet. "Yeah, I'm fine," he replied, "better question is are you okay. I mean I did just plow you over." He looked to the scattered books on the ground that she was picking up and decided to help her with them. After he collected the last few, he stood to his feet. "I didn't catch your name, I'm Landon," he said as he held the books out to her. He didn't really want to make friends with anybody this year, but he didn't want to sound like some arrogant jerk and just walk away without even introducing himself. It's the least I can do for running her over he thought.

Willow silently walked out of class, popping her earbuds in. She made her way to her locker, tucked away in a lonely nook by the bathroom. Tearing the Winter Formal flyer off of the locker door, she muttered, "No way," and crumpled it. Willow turned around to the small girl and and one of the guys in the class bump into each other. "Just like the beginnings of my books," she thought, her mouth quirking up into a smile.

Nani took her books out of his hand. She offered a quick smile. "Yeah. I'm fine. A little headache, but I think I'll live." She cradled her books her arms. She listened quietly as he introduced himself. "Nice to meet you... I'm Nani." She looked up and met his gaze. The girl blushed slightly, before quickly recovering. "Thank you so much for your help with my books. I guess Ill see you around." She gave another smile before turning to leave.

(Sierra has reddish/brown hair, about shoulder length, that is soft but frizzy right after being brushed. She is 4'11", has lightly-tanned white skin, and freckles. She has a slim build, and teeters on skinny. She isn't too strong. Her eyes are dark brown and framed by small lashes. She doesn't usually wear make-up.)

Sierra
She pushed her bag onto her shoulder and sighed. The slightly-shy girl hadn't really made any friends yet at this school. She had just transferred from being home-schooled and was adjusting. It was kind of hard. She smiled slightly and mentally made a note to thank her mother for the long shopping trips into busy malls and stores to pick up one item her mother absolutely needed. She had become accustomed to large groups of people rushing places. She wasn't one to talk, though, to strangers. At least not initiate the talking. She looked at a poster. She must have passed a dozen already. "Winter Formal." She instantly thought of her favorite dress. A long one, one she actually felt pretty in. She brushed a hand on her dark boot-cut jeans, imagining the silky fabric of the old-fashioned dress. She sighed and kept walking, brushing a lock of auburn hair from her face. She felt comfortable in her current casual dress, a black Exit Strategy shirt with sneakers. She recalled the current novel she was reading and longed to curl in her reading nook at home and read. She sighed. She had to survive the school day first.

Luna

Luna has deep purple eyes, very dark brown hair, with blond and light brown strands here and there, bangs, and is an eye-catcher. She has light tan skin, and her best talents are singing and drawing. Luna acts secretive and tries to avoid people as much as she can. Luna is not shy, but she's dangerous. No one knows much about her, as she tries not to make friends, for fear of revealing who she truly is. She lives in a casual big house, with her grandmother. All her other relatives are gone. Luna used to be home-schooled by her grandma, but now she has to face the world on her own.

Luna walked to lunch, deeply thinking. Well, i'm glad my classes all went well. Should I go to the Winter Formal? Too many students. Too dangerous. Well, practice makes perfect. One day... I will be free. One day, I will control myself. Well, no one will even want to go with me anyway. Who am I going to have to sit with? How do I act normal? Will they find out my secret? No. You can't let them. Just stay calm and act normal. But how can I do that? What if I accidentally reveal my powers? No. You have no powers, Luna. You have no powers. You have no powers. You have no powers. No one will know, if you don't lose your head. You are just a normal schoolgirl. No one will know. Luna scanned the room, looking for a place to sit. She wanted to be alone, yet wanted to fit in. Maybe she would wait for someone to ask if they wanted her to sit with them.

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Landon

Landon smiled once more and waved goodbye to Nani before making his way down the hall towards the lunchroom. He shoved his headphones over his head, listening to some pop rock song. What's for today's lunch I wonder. He scanned the lunchroom seeing very few students already there. He noticed a girl standing awkwardly by herself, thinking it was strange for her not to have already sat down. He pulled off his headphones and nudged her in the arm, "Would you stop being so awkward and sit down over there." He chuckled to himself as he pointed to the table he usually sat at. He proceeded to the lunch line, seeing that it was some sort of meatloaf, though, it didn't look like meet nor like a loaf.

Luna

Luna sat down, and thought. Huuuhhhh? Luna had sensed an imbalance, as most people/creatures with power(s) could. When he nudged me, I felt like something wasn't normal about him. Does he have power? I'll just wait till he comes back and see. Okay, just act normal. What even IS this stuff? Meat? Or a loaf? Luna took one bite, and gagged. Luna continued eating, snickering to herself. Silly humans, if only they could learn how to make decent food! Oh, well, I haven't tasted all their food yet, maybe this is one of their worst dishes.

Landon

Landon walked over to the table where he instructed for the girl from earlier to sit at and sat across from her. "So...," he began before shoving a mouth full of meatloaf. "What's your name," he asked, trying to be polite. He shoved another mouth full of meatloaf before pushing the tray to the side and taking a large gulp of water. The lunch was dry and altogether disgusting today. Perhaps I should invest in bringing my own lunch. Or I could skip lunch altogether. I mean I can cook better than this and I burned instant noodles before. Yeah, definitely just gonna skip lunch from now on.