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LILITH mount justice kitchen - mildly enthused - @Everyone Lilith was going to be late for orientation. She didn't mind. In fact, she was happy with it. She’d be fashionably late. And there was no way she wanted to deal with the high expectations that would come with being the first to show up...

Lilith saw Amy gesture toward her backpack. Prepared? She had to come prepared? That was news to her. She opened her mouth slightly and almost asked what "prepared" meant, but decided not to before she could get any words out. She didn't want to look that clueless. Besides, maybe it was only the...

This other new boy, Yue, looked a little nervous as well, so that made Lilith feel a little better. "That's okay," she responded to him. "I'm kind of in a whole new world, to be honest. I hope they don't kick me out after the first test." Just as their conversation was starting, another girl...

Lilith walked slowly to the entrance of the school, as her nervous emotions caused a group of butterflies to flutter around her. She tried not to draw any attention from the crowd of students in the lobby: even though there might have been some heads turning her way, she wanted to at least drop...

Talia was almost relieved at the posse of student councilors that had showed up to replace that ravenous beast, if the pain of James's death wasn't sinking into her soul. All she could do for now was bite her tongue, hold back tears, and hang her head as she listened to Mason's speech. Mason's...

Talia was beginning to come to her senses. To say that the classroom (and whole school) was in a fluster would have been a massive understatement. Going through the ideas in her head, it seemed like the only conclusion was that she had accidentally drifted through some kind of quantum tunnel and...

Talia almost breathed a sigh of relief after that flash of light, because she was getting tired of math class. It was one of the only subjects she didn’t like at all, probably because learning math didn’t come with any real-world practicality on its own. Plus, she just wasn’t that good at it...

“That’s a mood”, replied Zatanna to Lily as she got up out of the snow pile. Maybe watch out for...” She looked back over at Damon, who seemed to be collapsing to the ground and changing back to his normal form. “Well, that de-escalated quickly”, she said, wondering if he might be hurt. “Leah...

Zatanna sat alone in her room, flipping through an old eldritch time about other dimensions. She wasn’t too concerned about the protest thing yet, since neither she nor her family had many connections to the normal world other than the occasional magic show. But she was troubled by several loud...

Zatanna emerged from behind Dick, as the crowd of protestors gathered behind the school. She hadn’t sat in on the administration meetings, but she’d gotten the gist of what was happening around campus. “Something else it is. But what makes you think it’s so weird?” she asked. “I mean, you know...

Zatanna could tell a commotion was stirring: students afraid whether or not they’d be safe, afraid what their parents would think, and even some packing up and leaving right now. As for herself, she was glad that her father was a teacher new full well who she was. And a random angry mob probably...

Zatanna appeared behind a couple of students standing in front of the TV. Even though they weren't facing her, she could tell they were at least surprised. Besides that little incident with the portal, the past two weeks had been pretty tame, so she'd probably be amused by something interesting...

Zatanna looked over at Billy's disappointed face with a bit of remorse. For a moment, she thought she would have taken him back into the portal, even if just to show him for a moment. But she figured that he'd more likely be terrified than anything else. After all, she was beginning to like him...

The small crowd of people stood around her, eyeing the portal but not really seeming to want to go in just yet. A few had already walked away, barely having looked at it for more than a few seconds. She couldn't tell if they were scared, overwhelmed, or just had other things to do. "Well, here...

Zatanna looked around the yard, seeing that a couple more faces had arrived at the scene. "Well, anyone wanna go first?" she asked, taking a look around and glancing up at Elliott on the roof. As the others were thinking about it, she slowly began to walk toward the swirling portal and reached...

Zatanna’s eyes lit up as Billy mentioned wanting to visit Asgard. She’d been there a couple of times before, but with her father, and she’d practiced inter-dimensional travel enough that she was pretty sure she’d be safe. But she didn’t want to reveal it just yet, for dramatic effect. “Well, I...

Zatanna lowered her eyes as Loki gave his monologue, knowing that she should have expected something as melodramatic and terrible as what she got. She thought about turning to Billy and telling him that talking back might not have been a good idea, but she decided that Loki probably wasn't brave...

Zatanna couldn't blame Billy for not wanting to talk to Loki. He still seemed very nervous after all, and Loki didn't really seem like he wanted to be disturbed, as far as she could tell. And honestly, she didn't really feel like she needed to deal with his diatribe about his cruel father or...

Zatanna glanced over at Loki again, and it seemed as though he paid them no mind, meditating stoically on the other side of the garden. Then again, only a small part of his head was visible behind his huge seat, so it was hard to tell his expression. Billy looked more excited than ever...

Zatanna kept listening to Billy, admiring his cautious excitement. "Yeah, the sorcery club is open to everyone, but it's pretty hard to learn for anyone who isn't naturally magical. And even then, everyone's gift is different. It's a fun time though. Every once in a while we accidentally blow...