Lunar Berserker

Alexei frowned, tossing the pants back into the locker as Daniel left the room. He wondered if the noise had been Kruka, why he would have crashed though Alexei had no idea. "I'm going to go see what that noise was," Alexei told Terry and Naoko. He then left the room, grabbing his bow just in case there were any monsters about. Regal and Daniel were speaking just outside, he arrived in time to hear most of their conversation. Alexei walked over to them, sticking his bow back over his shoulder as he went. "When do you suppose he'll wake up?" Alexei asked Regal, curiously.

(Lily's actually not in the hotel room anymore, she ran out of the room not long after Joshua did. She's currently standing in the same area as Rin, Sora and Joshua.) Lily shrieked, her eyes as wide as sand-dollars. This simply couldn't be happening, it didn't make any sense. Stuff like this doesn't happen! What's going on?! She glanced over at the others by her, they all appeared terrified as well. Lily backed up a few steps, holding back another scream. Is that the smiling man? Lily wondered, clenching her hands into fists. Considering everything that's happened so far, I'm willing to bet that the 'smiling man' is just as dangerous as that thing that possessed Jack said. "Guy's come on, l-let's get out of here," Lily said to Joshua, Rin and Sora, though honestly she rather doubted that there would be any way out of there until morning.

Lily gasped, covering her mouth with her hand. Staring wide-eyed at Jack, then without a second thought she bolted from the hotel, running as fast as she could. After seeing that, there was simply no way she was going to stay in there! She had now completely altered her definition of 'crazy'. She saw Joshua running as well, and she followed, speeding up slightly so that she could catch up with him. "Joshua oh my god, did you see that? We've gotta get out of here! It looked like that thing possessed him!" She yelled all in one breath. She'd never been more scared in her life. The thing she was most scared about were the chilling words...to run from the smiling man and that they wouldn't be able to escape until six.

Lily walked with Joshua and Ezekiel back to the hotel, her expression still slightly worried; there was something about the town that set her on edge...both the town and the hotel. Lily scowled when she saw Jack; she was not fond of him whatsoever, he gave her the creeps worse then the town did. She turned to everyone else and grinned. "Hey everyone!" Lily peered around the room and at the Ouiji board on the table. An Ouiji board? She crossed her arms and looked over to where Jack was. "Three guesses on who brought it," she muttered under her breath. "To be honest Jack, I'd rather not," she said, uneasiness written across her face as she eyed the board.

"What--" Alexei was about to ask Terry what her parent's were like when he heard Daniel speaking with Naoko, meaning the girl had regained consciousness. "Sure," Alexei said, when Terry asked him to help. He headed over to where Terry was opening lockers. "Let's see..." he muttered, as he began opening lockers as well, some were empty whereas others still held things from when people used to go to the school; he was having troubles finding any clothes that would work well for Naoko or Daniel. Finally he found a pair of pants that looked as though they 'might' work, though they were perhaps a little to small, he held them up and looked over at Terry. "Do you think these might work for Daniel?"

Lily frowned, shaking her head no. "I'm not sure, I haven't seen anybody else though." Lily looked around the town, she'd never been there before, and so far she didn't like the look of it. However, even though the town looked dark and creepy she still didn't believe that it was haunted in any way shape or form. Lily turned upon noticing Ezekiel walking towards them. "Hey Ezekiel!" she greeted, waving. "Okay! We're coming!"

Alexei listened to Terry's story with interest, looking at the pictures of her friends when she brought them. They all looked like rather nice people to him. Terry looked a bit different from how she did then. Alexei eyes widened with surprise when he saw Terry's saddened expression while she spoke of her friends. Alexei smiled kindly at her, his blue eyes sympathetic. "You must miss them very much. I am very sorry," Alexei told her. He frowned when she asked him about his own school life, what was there really to tell? Alexei glanced over at Daniel whom was trying to get Naoko to wake up before turning his gaze back to Terry. "Well... It wasn't that out of the ordinary I suppose. I was raised by my grandfather the mayor after my parents died when I was ten, so I had many acquaintances, not really any true friends though. The one true friend I did have died from a severe illness a few years ago...one that unfortunately I couldn't heal. Not much else worth noting happened." Though Alexei was curious to hear more about Terry's past, he decided not to press her, especially after she'd purposely changed the subject.

Lily was able to breath a sigh of relief when she and her mother reached their destination, the haunted, or not so haunted town. She was quite surprised that she actually wasn't late, meaning she'd gotten all worked up over nothing. Lily scanned the area, her expression growing worried. This town really is creepy, Lily thought to herself. She then spotted two of the people she knew from school across the way from her, she almost hadn't noticed them. Saying a quick 'bye' to her mother she hurried over to them. "Hey Akito! Joshua! What's up?" Lily called.

Alexei followed Terry and Daniel through Tokyo and to the school. He'd never once seen this particular school before on his trips to Tokyo, not surprising though considering he'd never been looking for a school before, let alone an abandoned one. "Interesting school," Alexei muttered, as he followed the others through the halls. He was a bit surprised at how large it was. Alexei paused in the doorway to the shower room, briefly glancing around the room. "Out of curiosity, did you by any chance go to this school before you were a ghost Terry?"

Alrighty.

Lily sank lower in her seat, crossing her arms grumpily. "I'm going to be late! Why does there have to be traffic now?" Lily was on her way to a supposedly haunted town, where she and some of her highschool friends would be spending the night, why exactly they had to stay there she had no idea. If only Lily's mother hadn't insisted that she take her to a store a ways from her house before dropping her off in the town with her friends there would've been a great chance that she could make it on time, now however, the chances looked beyond slim. Lily grumpily leaned against the window, her eyes never once leaving the cars clock, which for once seemed to be moving exceptionally fast.

Name: Lily Odair Age: 16 Gender: Female Appearance: Personality: Strong willed yet very kind. Greatest fear: Probably losing those she cares about, though she also has a lingering fear of clowns. Bio (Optional): She grew up in a relatively normal household, with younger siblings that got on her nerves more often than not.

Faith's mother and father took her to Diagon Alley the day after she got her letter, her mother was one who liked to have everything done ahead of time. Faith met several children on their trip to Diagon Alley, though most of the ones she saw were purebloods and they, as per usual, treated her unkindly because she was only half-blood. Faith really hoped that there were some nicer people going to Hogwarts. During their trip Faith's father told her that she could get a pet to take with her to Hogwarts, so before they went home they stopped in an animal shop. Faith looked around, briefly scanning the animals in the shop. She knew one thing for sure, she wasn't going to get a rat, she'd never liked rats. Faith looked up at her father. "So, it's alright if I choose any pet?" Her father assured her that that was the case, and walked off to go speak with the pet shop owner. It didn't take Faith long before she found the perfect pet. A Balinese, or long haired Siamese cat, she'd always thought they were so pretty. She lifted the animals cage and took it to go show her father. Finally the day arrived, the day that Faith would head off to Hogwarts. She would definitely miss her family, but she was still excited. Plus her parents assured her that they would keep in touch. Both of her parents took her to the train station where they looked for the mysterious 'Platform nine and three quarters'. Her parents told her to go on through first, instructing her to run straight towards the brick wall, she did as instructed, even though she was quite sure that she would just hit the brick wall and hurt herself. Instead she found herself on...platform nine and three quarters. Faith said good-bye to her parents, hugging each of them tightly before stepping onto the train. She walked along the train looking for an empty compartment, since the Hogwarts Express was just beginning to get filled up it didn't take her long to find one completely empty compartment. She plopped down by the window and waved at her parents, her eyes filling with tears that clouded her vision before silently falling down her cheeks. She was really going to miss them.

I'd suggest you you get Final Fantasy VI, if you haven't played it yet. It's a really great game.

James poked his head out the door, his eyes scanning the next room carefully. Just as he was about to fully step into the room he spotted a strange cloud towards its center. He watched wide eyed as it turned towards him, he was rather shocked to see that it had eyes. Since when were clouds alive? But then, he'd never been able to use magic before and he was relatively certain that if he tried to now he would be able to. Slowly and cautiously James stepped into the room, unsure whether or not the cloud would attack him. Once he was fully inside the room he became certain that he wouldn't walk away without a fight. James held out his palms, focussing as hard as he could on producing magic to attack it with. Flames shot out of his hands, an attack known as Eldritch Flame.

Ditto.

Alexei crossed his arms, an amused expression on his pale face. "Unfortunately, I'm not one of those who knows the town," he told Daniel. "Sadly, I tend to get lost in large towns such as this one." Alexei muttered, gazing up at the sky. He'd only been to Tokyo on a few occasions, and the place was so large that sadly, he would often times get quite lost. Perhaps this had something to do with having been raised in a rather small town where you could reach one end or the other in mere minutes.

Faith watched her father make breakfast with magic, meaning that everything sort of cooked itself, while he moved his wand. She loved watching her father use magic, it was simply fascinating to watch. Faith was now eleven, the age witches and wizards were when they first began going to Hogwarts. She really hoped she'd get to go, her parent's kept assuring her that she would be able to considering she'd shown signs of being a witch since she was five years old. Her second worry was if she would fit in in Hogwarts, being a half-blood. She let out a faint sigh, coming to the conclusion that she simply worried to much. A movement by the window caught her eye, an owl was pecking at it, an envelope held tightly in its talons. Assuming the owl only held another letter for her father, she went up to the window and opened it, allowing the owl entry into her house. However, instead of flying over to her father, the owl dropped the letter on her head before flying back out of the window. With a slight frown, Faith flipped the envelope over, her eyes widened when she saw that it was addressed to her. Curious now, Faith opened the envelope, taking out the letter inside. A smile made its way on her face as she read the contents. So she had been accepted into Hogwarts. Grinning, Faith turned to her father. "Dad, I was accepted into Hogwarts!" Faith said excitedly. "You and mom were right!"

(Whoops, sorry. I missed that... I'll edit my post.)

Alexei glanced over his shoulder at Kruka and Naoko, a slight frown upon his face as he tried to make sense of why the girl had fainted. He agreed with Daniel, it made the most sense if she simply had a phobia with blood. Alexei walked over to the Naoko and the Kruka. "Perhaps we should find her a shower?" he suggested.

(This looks mighty interesting. But just to clarify, they're all in separate rooms right?) Darkness pressed in on James from every direction, making him unable to see even a few inches in front of his face. True he was used to being in odd situations from working in the military, but he was still quite confused as to what was happening, or where he was. However, it would've helped some if I could see more then two inches in front of my face, James thought bitterly. Slowly the darkness lifted, and James was slowly able to make out a large oak door before him. The blonde tilted his head to the side, a slight frown on his face as he eyed the door. Now, the question was whether he should open it or not, he knew from experience that charging head-long into things wasn't always the best course of action. But still, it wouldn't do to just stay in the small room he currently resided inside of. A slight frown worked its way onto James's face, he looked down at his hands, making them into fists. He felt an odd surge of power, perhaps a sort of magic, that he'd never experienced before. It was a rather neat feeling, but still, it was strange. With a resigned sigh, James Heron made his way towards the door. He hesitated briefly before pushing the door open as silently as he could manage...

Oh by the way, is it alright if my character is in Gryffindor?

Alexei nodded, acknowledging what Naoko had said. He readied his bow, taking aim for the creatures weak spot. "These monsters never seem to learn do they?" he asked no one in particular, letting his arrow fly towards the monster.

Sorry to hear it. This one looked like it could've become really good.

Name: Faith Rhapsody Witch or Wizard (Gender): Witch Appearance: Except Faith's eleven so she looks a bit younger. Personality/bio: Faith can appear slightly cold if she doesn't know someone, but she's honestly quite caring. Her father was a wizard while her mother was a muggle, this caused her to never quite fit in with the 'Pureblood' wizards her age. HP: CoS