The Visiter

[Noah Campion]

Noah made his way around Beauxbaton's school. He had heard that another school was there to play the Beauxbaton's Quidditch team. Noah himself had been on his previous school's team as the Keeper. He just transfered into Beuxbaton's this past semester, therefore it was impossible to try out for the team until the next year. Still he was excited to see if the team would play the Salem team. Heading out to the gardens, Noah decided to walk around the place. He hadn't had the time to fully see the place yet and it now seemed like the prefect opportunity. The school seemed like a nice place to be, however he did miss Korea and his native tounge. Most students here did speak English which was his second language. However the classes were in French and so he had learned and studied the language with a Professor at his old school before coming here.

His parents had split and when his mother remarried to a Frenchman, Noah or at the time Kim Jae Bum had choose to travel around the world with his mother and new father to live with them. It was not that he did not like his father, he would actually prefer to have stayed there however the boy knew it was something that would help get him a head in the world. Beauxbatons was probably about fifty times better then his school in Korea. Looking around in the garden he spotted another person also walking about and started to walk towards him before realizing that the guy was walking towards him as well.

 

[Kayden Night]

Kayden was walking around the grounds of a school that he did not belong to. He felt odd still being there after the leader of the Quidditch team denied his own a game when they only came to this French school because they were offered and promised a game. One which would be better then playing any of the other teams on campus back in America, or ones with other schools on continent. This problem they had was mostly because Kayden's team under the leadership of the Captain had quickly became most certainly the best in America in the school level. The teen stormed around the grounds upset with the situation he was put in. Acciedently he had run into quite a few girls here all of them beautiful, one had really captured his attention. However once he went back to America how would be contact her again?

After some calming down he realized he needed someone to talk with, however none of his teammates were around and the only person he saw was a student of Beauxbatons he figured. The figure of the student was nearing him and he realized he had been actually walking in that direction as well. Slowing down as he neared the guy he saw it was someone around his own age. "Um, Hello," he said at the awkward meeting between himself and the guy in front of him.

 

[Noah Campion]

Noah was suprised that the boy spoke to him first, then again he didn't seem to belong at Beauxbatons so maybe he was lost. "Hi! I'm Noah," he stated to the other boy. He only hoped that he used the right words and such when speaking. The other guy in front of him started english first and Noah was glad, he was still trying to master French. He could understand it when spoken to him but some of the sounds were hard for him to make still when he spoke. Noah was fully Korean and had been raised there his whole life. That is until his parents got a divorce and his mother remarried an English man and Noah made the move with them. He never was very sure why he did move, but he was glad because the opportunities here were much greater then in Korea.

"I am pleased to meet you," he said holding out his hand almost awkwardly. Noah still hadn't gotten the grasp of how to greet people here yet. Back home there wasn't much touching going on, almost like everyone was germaphobic. But it all stemmed back to their history and it is how people have greeted each other for centuries. A simple bow and the lesser person saying something to the older or more important person. This was still the same now and often times when meeting people he would bow towards them if they were older such as his teachers. It was his culture and the way he grew up.