Tour

Roxanne made her way out to the track from the front of the building, all the while chatting about all the different aspects of the school, the variations of life, and random things in general. "And fer dat reason, my dear, ya should never wear white to a county fair." she stopped, and pointed out to the track and field. "Dat's de school's own track, it comes equipped with a football field and everyting! And when I say football, I mean American football. None of dat soccer/football stuff!"

Aurora listened to the headmistress ramble on about everything as they walked. As they reached the track, a huge smile crept across her face. She was ecstatic that she would have somewhere to run. "This is amazing!" She said staring wide-eyed at the track.

Roxanne smiled has she saw the joy overwhelm the girl, "I suppose it is nice, it's a pain ta keep ta grass green though..." Roxi never understood extremely active people, and how something as simple as a running track could them happy; then again, perhaps her own clumsiness was the cause of her bias. "What do ya say we get a closer look?" she asked Aurora, beginning to walk towards the track.

Aurora nodded as she followed the headmistress toward the track. She could not wait to try running on it. "Can we use this at any time?" Aurora asked still smiling.

"Anytime before curfew, dat is, unless ya got an adult wit ya." Roxanne stopped as they reached the track. "Yer pretty much free ta do anyting before and after class, and before curfew." she explained, looking around she noticed something odd. "What in de world..." Roxanne stepped forward, and knelt in the grass. She ran her hand over the random patch of black grass, "Dat's odd..."

Aurora smiled slightly before looking at the patch of black grass. Aurora silently stood there, listening for anything out of the ordinary. She heard slight clinking noises from metal. She quickly turned around to see a man standing on a ladder next to the scoreboard.

Roxanne looked at the black smudges now on her hand, before standing up again "What in de world is dis...?" Roxi asked, although not to anyone specific; she turned and looked at Aurora. "What are ya lookin' at?" She asked the girl, before looking up too. Roxi used her hand to shield away the sun, and squinted her eyes, "Is dat...?" Roxi began to say, then suddenly she saw something drop from the sky. She jumped back, letting out a frightened yelp; placing her hand over her now beating heart, Roxi stepped forward. "It's... she picked up the item, "It's a wrench!"

Aurora watched as the wrench dropped from above, chuckling slightly when the headmistress jumped. Aurora looked at the wrench in the headmistress's hands and then up to the man standing next to the score board. She assumed that he must be some sort of handy man since he was fixing the score board.

"Damn!" Wolf shouted as he dropped his wrench, he looked down after it. He watched as it hit the ground, and that's when he realized he wasn't alone. He narrowed his eyes, trying to get a better view; he was so high up that everything seemed so small. "Roxanne...?" he said to himself, then his eyes widened. "Roxanne! You mind bringing that back up here?!" he shouted down to her, grinning. He looked down at her, and noticed a young girl next to Roxi. "Who's your friend?!"

Roxanne clenched her fists around the wrench, "You mean dis!?" she shouted up to him. Her hand clenched even more; suddenly, what looked like blue lightning shot out from Roxanne's clenched hand. When she un-clenched her fist, the wrench fell back to the ground, in two halves. "Sorry! Dat wrench broke from de fall..." Roxi replied, grinning mischievously. Chuckling slightly, Roxanne ran a hand through her hair and looked at Aurora. "Sorry 'bout dat, darlin'."

Aurora stood there amazed at the woman's powers. She made a mental note to ask her about it later, deciding to focus on the matter at hand first. She looked up at the man standing on the ladder and then back to the headmistress. "Who is that?" She asked glancing over towards the man.

Roxanne's mischievous grin faded, and she sighed frustratingly. "Dat... Poor excuse fer a man! she shouted, making sure Wolf could hear her insult; then she lowered her voice to a normal tone, "Dat is Wolfgang Diederich, better known as Wolf. He's kinda like de handy man. I ave' known him since college." Roxi looked down at the wrench, and blew a wisp of hair from her face. "Some nerve dat man has, dough... Droppin' a wrench on us, and den wanting me ta bring it back ta him..." she mumbled.

Wolf watched as Roxi split his wrench in two, and then dropped it to the ground. He sighed, and adjusted his hat. "Great.... Now I have to climb all the way down...." Wolf grumbled to himself, as he began to climb down the ladder. Then he heard Roxi shout something about 'a poor excuse of a man', and he stopped. He glanced down at the two, "Hey! I resent that comment!" Wolf finished climbing down; and then walked over to the girls, stretching his arms above his head. "Sup?"

Aurora chucked lightly at Roxanne's frustrations. "I'm pretty sure he just accidentally dropped it." She said quietly to Roxanne as Wolf climbed down the ladder. Aurora thought about it for a minute and decided that her first mission in this place was going to be finding out what the deal between these two is. This should be interesting. Aurora thought as Wolf walked up to them.

"Accidentally... Yea, I'm sure..." Roxi said sarcastically, watching as Wolf descended the ladder and approached them. As he walked over to them, he merely stretched and greeted with a meager 'sup'. Roxanne narrowed her eyes; and raised a hand, which began to glow a brilliant blue. "Sup?" she repeated back to him. "Is dat all ya got ta say ta us?" Roxanne asked him, anger lacing her tone. It was one thing to act this way when it was just the two of them, but with Aurora around? No, that was not acceptable. I ave' a duty as Headmistress ta protect de students...

Wolf's eyes widened as Roxi's hand began to glow blue, he gulped; knowing all too well what that meant. He took a step back, and raised his hands defensively, "Easy there now, Rox... We... We don't want to do anything rash..." Wolf took another step back, and glanced at the girl next to Roxi. "Whatever it is... There's no need for that...."

Aurora sighed and rolled her eyes as Roxanne threatened Wolf. She decided to put her skills to good use and step in before someone got hurt. Aurora took a step in front of Roxanne, putting herself between her and Wolf. "You are the headmistress, you can't just go around hurting people. Especially now that students are here.Plus, I would greatly appreciate not seeing anyone get hurt my first day here." Aurora said calmly, hoping her words would calm Roxanne down.

Wolf grinned as this mystery kid came to his rescue. He stepped forward, and wrapped his arms around her shoulders, "That's right! You're the Headmistress... You should listen to this kid. She's smart!" Wolf said, grinning victoriously at Roxi. "You don't want to disappoint, now do you?" He turned his head slightly, and glanced at the girl. "Who is this kid, anyways?"

Aurora was surprised when Wolf stepped behind her and wrapped his arms around her shoulders. Instinctively, Aurora grabbed his hands and flipped him over her head. She watched as he hit the ground, her actions finally registering in her mind. She quietly straightened herself back up. "Don't touch me." She said calmly but with a threatening tone to her voice.

Roxanne's anger began to flare even more, as Wolf had the nerve to wrap his arms around Aurora. why dat little... Roxanne raised her hand, ready to strike him; when suddenly, in a flash, he was on the ground between her and Aurora. The blue dissipated from Roxi's hand, as she slowly lowered it, staring wide-eyed at Aurora. Her angry scowl, turned upwards into a small smirk, and then into a wide grin as she began to laugh. "Dat was... Ya were... Dat was great!" Roxi managed to say in between laughs, she had to hold her side in pain from the laughter. "Maybe dat will teach ya a ding or two!"

Wolf's grin faded as he ended up on the ground, he blinked rapidly, trying to register what had just happened. Then the pain came, and it hit him; the girl had flipped him over her and onto the ground. Wolf groaned, sitting up slightly; and reached a hand up to rub the back of his head. His attention was drawn by the threatening tone of the girl's voice, and then the loud laughter from Roxanne. Wolf groaned again, and laid back down on the ground. "Understood.... Touching equals bad...."

Aurora raised an eyebrow at Roxanne while she was laughing. "Sorry about that but lesson learned, correct?" She asked as she looked at Wolf lying on the ground. "Please tell me you aren't hurt... I'm sick of hurting people." She said quietly.

Wolf nodded to the girl as he began to sit up again. "Yeah... Lesson learned... Geez... What is it with girls always trying to kill me...?" Wolf mumbled, as he placed a hand over his shoulder, and rubbed it. "Ow..." he looked over at Roxi, who was still laughing. He pouted and furrowed his eyebrows together, "Roxi!" he whined, "I have an owie! Will you kiss it better?" He asked, grinning, before glancing back at the girl. He mouthed an "I'm fine" to her, before turning back to see Roxi's expression.

Roxi's laughter died down into chuckling, as Aurora practically mocked Wolf. Then she seemed concerned, asking if he was hurt. Roxanne stepped in, "He's fine, dat guy has had worse." She offered out a hand to assist him up, when he suddenly made a comment about 'kissing an owie better'. Roxanne quickly pulled her hand back and turned her back on Wolf, her face turning red. "What... What... Oh shut up! Yer not funny!"

Aurora laughed quietly as the two bickered. Aurora took a step toward Wolf and extended her hand to help him up, feeling bad about flipping him. She turned to look at Roxanne turning red. Aurora could never figure out why people blushed. She always wondered why people could not control their emotions. "Oh and it probably isn't the best idea to threaten him again." Aurora said chuckling slightly.