Potato Child! Cometh Hither!

Rahahahaha I made it. See??????

My charrie:
Sarina Ijinero
14
Blonde hair, fair skin. One eye is stormy grey and the other is a pale blue. She's a skilled fighter with both weapons and her bare hands. She's solitary and isn't someone you want to mess with. she has the ability of telekinesis.

{{You did WAIT!!! What is telekaneesis???}}

Anthony Joseph Kiofi
Anthony or AJ
15
Male
Grey eyes with medium length hair, slim and muscular
Funny but serious
Can shapeshift into just about anything

[telekinesis is being able to move junk with your mind ^^

You can start!]

{{Right! I knew that!}}

I tapped my pencil on my desk repeatedly. Ever notice how last five minutes of the day feel like an hour? That's what it was with Miss. Zelger droning on and on about the anatomy of plant leaves.

[course ya did xD]

Sarina sat in the back of class, barely paying attention. The teacher was far to boring, and this class was just another way to waste valued time. What was the point? Oh well, it didn't much matter. She could make up for lost time after school.

I sighed and looked around. Everyone was bored, and one kid was even asleep. I had to get out of here before I puked. I shifted one hand into a voice thrower and one hand into a siren player. I made it sound like the fire alarms were going off. "Everyone, outside!" The teacher yelled. I grinned. Thank the good lord.

Sarina stood as the rest of the class filed out. She made it to the hallway, took a few looks around, then went in the opposite direction. She went out of the back door, and ditched. This was nothing new, she ditched a lot.

I walked out of the classroom with the rest of my friends and saw the quiet girl leaving. Ditching. As usual. I snorted. I loved school. Well, not "school" but the social part of it, anyway.

Sarina stuffed her hands in the pockets of her jeans, and was surprised when she pulled out a rumpled $5 bill. She stuffed it back in her pocket and walked off the school grounds.

But school was getting boring, so I decided to take off too. I quickly glanced over my shoulder and ran out the door.

Although she rarely looked back when she ditched, this time Sarina did. She blinked when she saw someone else coming. A bit taken aback, she stopped and watched them. It was a boy. One from her class.

I jogged to catch up with her. "Why do you ditch so much? Don't they care?" He asked, panting.

Sarina glared at him. "I have no reason to be there, and the teachers are to thick to notice anything besides the tip of their noses." She said, then turned and started to walk again.

"Okay, okay." I said, "Don't get mad. Hey wait up!" He caught up to her and asked, "Okay so why don't you belong in there?"

She gave a big sigh. "What they supposedly teach you is trivial and you probably won't need it in the future. Or at least I won't." Sarina didn't slow down.

"And why is that, may I ask?" I walked beside her.

She glanced over at him. "You're kind of nosy." She said it very bluntly, and eyed him warily. She couldn't help but enjoy the company, however much she disliked people.

I grinned. "That's my specialty. But I was glad the fire alarm went off though it looks like a false alarm..." I smiled mischevously.

Sarina eyed him again. "You seem kind of proud about that. Did you have something to do with it?"

"Well, I ,ay have rigged it a bit." I grinned.

"Hm. Clever. Rather basic, but well done." She gave a small nod, and pulled her hood up.

I nodded, glad she didn't question it. That was way too close. "So how come I never see you anywhere? This town isnt that big, where do you hide?"

Sarina shrugged. "Youre being nosy again."

I grinned. "That I am."

She shook her head. "So why did you follow me, exactly?"