fandomhigh | Fandom High Welcome Picnic, Front Lawn of the School, All Day: Part I

When the planning for the new semester had started, no one had really noticed that the welcome picnic would coincide with Cinco de Mayo. When the food arrived and all of it, including the desserts, had somehow ended up as a variety of Mexican food, well, it was a little too late to change anything.

Hopefully, the wandering mariachi band that had shown up wouldn't throw anyone either. It was a festive day of new arrivals, after all.

The blue and gold tables and chairs had been set out, along with nametags and the lists of Big and Little Siblings, and rooms and roommates for the new students. Assuming the shuttle arrived with all of the students and teachers in one piece, everything was set for the picnic to begin!

[OCD is up, have at it! This is part one of the picnic, specifically for meeting siblings, roommates, and teachers. The rest of the picnic is happening here and here, in an effort to keep browsers from breaking for as long as possible. Since it's outside, the picnic is open to all students, teachers, and townies!]

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"We had drop bears at graduation but that's been the biggest thing lately," Steve told him.

"Like, bears raining from the sky?" Victor checked. "That doesn't really sound all pomp & circumstance-friendly."

"Yes. Think koalas with fangs," Steve said, "And it wasn't, really, but the graduates handled it very well."

"Are there a lot of people with powers here?" Victor asked, which ... sort of followed. "The brochure said stuff about special abilities, but nobody on the shuttle was showing off or anything."

"A lot," Steve said. "Not all. It really varies. Has anyone explained to you about the island being an interdimensional nexus point? So we really do get people from all over. Some students have powers, some don't, some come from a universe where no one has powers, or everyone does..."

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"Not in those words," Victor said, frowning a little as he assimilated it. "I mean, it's not incredibly far off from what people have told me, but it's still weird to get used to."

"I think it strikes everyone that way at first," Steve said with a little shrug. "And then gradually the completely insane becomes commonplace. So it's a little like New York that way," he quipped.

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