BWI Airport, Portalocity Port, Saturday Morning

[fabulous-secret.livejournal.com]

Spirit's ride to the island had been settled and Adora was trying very hard not to be nervous while she waited for the Fandom transport to arrive. Looking out the airport window, Adora realized she'd never seen so many fleets of vehicles in all her life that weren't involved in some sort of insurrection, and found herself desperately hoping her mother was right about this Earth place being safe from the Horde.

Just the thought of her family calmed Adora and she instinctively reached to touch the Sword of Protection where it was hidden by her hair and clothing, feeling that no matter where she was, she always had a way to contact the people she loved.

Now if only she knew for sure that this room marked "Fandom High" was really where she needed to be. Adora paced the large space as she waited, thinking she couldn't possibly be the only new student journeying to campus in this manner.

[OOC: There is wee ocd coming ready!!]

Comments

Re: Waiting for the Shuttle

[iamnotallgirl]

"...yes," said Jill, who was really beginning to wonder about this girl. "Yes, it is."

Re: Waiting for the Shuttle

[gudspellr-claud.livejournal.com]

"Yay, I got that right!" Claudia said, practically clapping her hands together. "I'm terrible at school."

Re: Waiting for the Shuttle

[iamnotallgirl]

"Oh, I'm sure you're not that bad," Jill lied.

Re: Waiting for the Shuttle

[gudspellr-claud.livejournal.com]

"Oh, yes I am," Claudia said. "Always have been. My sister's the genius. It's the reason I'm sent here. How about you? Why are you coming here?"

Re: Waiting for the Shuttle

[iamnotallgirl]

"Oh, I have this totally mal problem, like a medical condition," Jill said. "This school says they can handle it."

Re: Waiting for the Shuttle

[gudspellr-claud.livejournal.com]

Claudia nodded wisely. "Like diabetes?"

Re: Waiting for the Shuttle

[iamnotallgirl]

"Not...really," Jill said hesitantly. They'd never really hammered out the details of her 'condition,' relying on people being too polite to ask. "I don't like to talk about it," she said after a moment.