private Into Darkness: A RWBY RP

[Acnologia 167]

Yuki watched as the raven flew ahead of the two, her ears flattening a little. “I can’t tell if that was her proving you wrong or completely normal.” It was honestly a bit weird,though she tried not to automatically assume the worst. Turning her attention to her surroundings, it didn’t take long for the fox Faunus to notice the sign, though it would probably be alright if they took a more sedate pace.

[dragon4111 914]

@Drago Ryder

Ghalan followed the influx of hopefuls toward a smirk on his lips and looking around with abit of caution. Something just felt off. Like this place hid a secret. And for that secret will drivve him bonkers until he revealed it. For no secrets could escape him for too long. His wolfish ears twitched.

[Drago Ryder 641]

Albin thought for a moment on Yuki’s words before simply shaking his head. “Oh, that was normal for her. To be honest, there are only a few individuals that she absolutely loathes, though that might have something to do with our home. Either way, you’ll know if she doesn’t.” The raven might have been small, but having access to a natural force that could strengthen and heal the body made things a lot more complicated when she was upset. If it weren’t for his own aura, then Eva might have very well gored him with her beak. Of course, that had led to the development of more... creative punishments for when she needed to get a point across. The mere thought of some of those tactics sent a shiver down his spine.

[Acnologia 167]

Yuki felt a light smile spread across her lips at Ryu’s words, though she also found herself a bit more curious about the boy as well. “I take it you didn’t grow up in the city, then?” The raven sort of made it obvious, but she didn’t really want to assume anything at the time. “Isn’t that a bit dangerous?”

[Drago Ryder 641]

Albin gave a light hum as he looked to the heavens in thought. Between the monsters that inhabited the world of Remnant and criminals that merely wanted to take advantage of a bad situation, it made sense that most would choose to live in large, walled cities. The protection more than made up for the high cost of living, though that didn’t mean there weren’t a brave few who decided to try life in one of the settlements scattered about the countryside. Most tended to fail within the first year, but those that survived tended to last. “Yes to both, though my home is one that has more than a few capable fighters. It also helps that it isn’t exactly an easy place to find unless you know where you’re going. All in all, it was a nice place.” Granted, the settlement itself wasn’t very large, having a population of just under a thousand people, but they made due with what they had.

Turning his attention back to the present, Albin noticed the distinct scarcity of prospective students, and figured that it might be best to get whatever this place had in store for them out of the way. “We should probably get moving. The last thing we need is to be late on the first day.” With that being said, the teen began to walk down the path, taking in the beauty of the forest surrounding him.