This is Cool!

[Ryuu Arai]

This castle was the most amazing thing he had ever experience in his life!Ryuu Arai was very much excited to be here. There would be an issue with the fact that his mother would be not checking on his health, but he felt really healthy. He felt really good. Ryuu was dressed out of uniform except for the Ravenclaw tie loosely around his neck. His pink tank top was loose around his torso and his white pants covered his foots. There was nothing that could make him happier. He had his hair styled with a headband to be able to hold some of his hair back. He was in the towers, mailing off a letter to Kei and Rei, checking on them. He wanted to be able to live with them, and also wondered where Suki was. Yuki was in Hufflepuff but he was in Ravenclaw. He was wise and wanted to learn. But he was not all that wise right now. He did want to learn more than he could. 'This place is just magical,' thought Ryuu as he crossed the room in the highest tower and looked out the window. It was a glorious sight to behold. It was breathtaking.

There were try outs being held, and he could see the blue quidditch robes from here. It must be Ravenclaw's day. It was nice, and he wanted to go out there but he didn't know how to ride a broom to save his life. So far, Ryuu had yet to meet anyone, but he was settling in, and he wanted to be able to feel comfortable in a new place before he goes out to make new friends. Placing his neat fingers on the edge of the window, he poked his head to the glass, wishing he could open it. He wanted to be able to feel the breeze. He heard a set of footsteps, and Ryuu called out in his high pitched voice, but not so much that it was annoying, "Hey! The view up here is great!" His smile was almost infectious but he had his back turned. Despite his feminine appearance, Ryuu was actually looking similar to a boy today, even with the shirt he was wearing and the skinny jeans.​

 

[Zara Lovette]

Zara had just finished sending off a letter home, one that she intended for her mother to pass off to her neighbourhood muggle friends. Written in sparkly ink and lots of love, it entailed just how awful her new "prep school" was to her friends and how she wished she could be back there with them. Which wasn't totally a lie; Zar really did wish that they could be here. But it wasn't like she could just tell them of Hogwarts' existence, unfortunately. Such a silly rule too, she trusted her friends with her life... just not her violin. So prep school it was, but in the grand scheme she guessed everything could be much worse. For one, she could actually be going to a prep school instead of this magnificent and beautiful castle! Wouldn't that be the worst day of her life.

Practically skipping as she tried to navigate her way back, she found herself going around the towers some more, trying to find the highest it could take her. The view must be stunning, she thought, and her footsteps tapped against the floor just a little bit harder as she went faster in her search. As she entered the room, she was surprised to find another... boy there. Yes, a rather feminine looking boy, Zara concluded, with a very cute pink top. He must've heard her run because he called up from his place by the window. "Really? Oooh, I wanna see!" Zara chirped back cheerfully, running up so that she could see as well. Pressing her forehead against the glass, she inspected all the tiny people, the magnificent castle, and the land that seemed to stretch for ages.

It was definitely worth coming up here.

"You are so right; it's amazing up here!" Zara shot a giddy smile over to the boy, getting a better look at his face. Such soft, delicate features; he was very feminine-looking, indeed. His skin was probably even softer than hers, something Zara knew her mother would swoon over. "I'm Zara, but call me Zar. You are?"