Who: Drew, Open
When: Lunch
Where: School
What: Drew is lonely at lunch

Plopping down his tray of food at the table he and Savvy usually sat at with her friends, Drew sighed and rolled his apple around in his hand. He was early, Ms. Acker having let them out a little before the bell. No one he knew had yet to make an appearance.

Savvy was in New York City, and he was alone.

How the fuck did this happen to him? He usually was the type to never be alone. Not just girls, but he made friends with everyone easily. Now, when he should have been learning to tell the twins apart, he was focusing all of his attention on how the light was hitting her face, or the way her hair was falling that day.

Christ. He was fucked.

Who: Royce and Van
When: Noonish
Where: Grande Forkes
Summary: Royce and Van leave really early in the morning in order to make the drive to Grand Forks and be there in time for things to open.
Warnings: Bleh, teenagers

"Look at this, they saved me a spot in the front!" Royce smirked as he pulled his car into the parking spot. "Huzzah." It was going to be nice to be able to walk again and get that stiff feeling out of his knees. Not to mention, he was freaking hungry. Luckily he didn't think Van would protest to them finding grub first.

"I dunno about you, but I'm hungry. So I think our first stop should be the food court."

Who: Gideon and Teens
When: Noon Hour
Where: The Streets
What: Gideon goes after Bridgette and ends up meeting her and the other teens on their way to the last round.



The moment Gideon had stepped outside of The Last Round he had taken to the air. It took some of the shades interest off of the building as they peeled away to go follow him. He just hoped that he was faster than they were. Whenever they got to close he would send out a bolt of lightening at them, the special properties of the bolts frying the little bastards. The whole time he was focused on getting to school so he could get to Bridgette. If those things had somehow managed to get into the school...no, he couldn't think about that. He had to remember that Bridgette was a smart girl.

Anyone looking out their windows would have found it odd that there was lightening crossing the sky during an eclipse and the fact that it was snowing out. The snow didn't slow down Gideon. He flew as fast as he could until he noticed the cars that were coming down the road. Now it might not have been so odd if it wasn't for the fact that some of the people in the cars were glowing. The glowing helped him notice a pair of red wings.

Gideon turned quickly in the air and went after the cars, coming down and landing on the roof of the one had had seen a flash of red wing in.