Crimson Academy RP

Avan shrugged. "Well, let's give him the good news." He knocked on the door before pushing it open.

Lionhart sat at his desk, leaning back in his chair in an unprofessional way.
"We're back," Drake announced, waltzing in.
"And successful." Dawn added. She looked at Lionhart and frowned, something seemed . . . off about him.
"Huh?" Lionhart looked over and shrugged, "Good."
"So, I heard there are new students." Drake moved forward, "I wanna meet them, I wanna show them how great I am!"
Lionhart smirked, "Two of them are in the next room, if you wish to meet them."

"Sir, I need to ask a favor, if I may," Avan said.

Lionhart raised an eyebrow, "Alright, what?" he asked.

"I would like to go home this weekend. A matter has come up, and I need some advice." He glanced at Dawn and Drake. "We ran into some demons on the train back."

Lionhart hid back a smirk, "I see, that is quite a shock." he murmured, though didn't show any surprise, "I'm not sure if sending you away though is safe, especially under these conditions."

"My family can help," he replied respectfully. Hell, they might even be involved for all I know. "They've trained for generations for these kinds of situations. Maybe they've heard something."

"The answer is no, Avan. For now." Lionhart frowned, "At least until I know it's safe enough." he added quickly, making it sound unbelievable.
Dawn narrowed her eyes, This isn't like him.

Avan narrowed his eyes. "Yes, sir. Later then, maybe." He nodded once out of respect and backed out of the office.

Drake sighed, following them out, "Man, I want to meet the new kids." he complained.
Dawn crossed her arms as she closed the door behind them. She didn't like this, not one bit.

Avan came up next to Dawn. "Something off about Lionhart to you?"

"Yeah," Dawn nodded, and looked over as Drake started to wander away.
"Where're you going?" she called.
"Going to go meet these new kid, laters." he waved.

Avan chuckled. "Well, I'm gonna go get cleaned up. And, would you like to meet my family?"

"If it gets me out of this Academy for a while, sure." she smiled.

"And I promise, not all of them are bast*rds," he assured, smiling.

"Hopefully you're right." Dawn smiled, "I'll meet you at the front in thirty minutes, 'kay?"

"Thirty minutes," he echoed with a smile. He jogged back to his dorm room. He grabbed a change of clothes and jumped into the shower. His injuries stung as the water ran over them. He cleaned them the best he could. None of them were really that serious. Avan threw on a Batman t-shirt and designer jeans. He stuffed some extra clothes, laptop, a couple books, and a small, flat silver cigarette box into a leather bag.
He sat down on his bed, reading over the text his grandfather sent.
As long as you're alright. There won't be too many of devils lurking about this weekend. Just be careful. Your father is here.
Avan groaned and rolled his eyes to the ceiling. Well, that's bloody wonderful. I'm bringing a friend with me. She's nice. She's good. Just keep Dad away from her for me, please.

Dawn walked to her dorm room and changed from her school uniform, which consisted of a grey skirt and grey sweater trimmed in red. She jumped into the shower, her cold water soothed her bruises from the Test. After she finished, she got out and changed into a black dress that was trimmed with white and put a white bow through her damp blue hair. She was still on edge about Lionhart. Everything just seemed to be going wrong.

Avan shrugged on his usual, dark blue trench coat and tucked his phone into his pocket. He checked himself in the mirror. Between the cuts on his face and the dark bruises around his neck, his father would at least give him a nod. "Into the mouth of hell rode the 600," he muttered to himself.

Dawn stuffed some extra clothes into her messenger bag before heading towards the courtyard. She waited underneath the cherry tree for Avan. She idly put her red earbuds into her ear and put on Overbiter by Say Anything

Avan threw his bag over one shoulder and headed out to the courtyard. He wandered the yard until he found Dawn under a cherry tree, earbuds in her ear. Avan grinned and inched closer. He snuck up behind Dawn and grabbed her sides suddenly. "Hey there!"

Dawn's body tensed up as her heart skip a beat. A small yelp escaped from her lips as she turned around. She regained her composure after a few moments before hitting him on the shoulder, "Not cool!" she frowned, though her eyes showed amusement.

Avan laughed. "But funny. Come on, let's get out of here."

Dawn eyes lightened up for a moment and nodded, "Yeah, let's." she looked over at a nearby group murmuring about the new students, "Before this school drives me to insanity."

"It tends to that." He wrapped a protective arm around Dawn's shoulders and led her to where his car was parked. "It does have its charms though, you gotta admit."