ooc: sorry! Here's the bio on my werewolf...

name: Adriel Follini
age: 16
year: 6
house: ravenclaw
personality: Adrial is really outgoing and almost always in a good mood. She does have quite a temper, but not like the rest of her family. Most people think that she is a total snob and really self-absorbed, but she doesn't see it that way. It's probably because of her extensive talking abilities. She LOVES to talk and does it all the time. She could babble about anything! Even something she's never heard of. She's very smart, but doesn't like to shoot up her hand after ever question in class, even if she does know the answer...
likes: TALKING!!!, transfiguration, charms, werewolves (obviously), to know that she looks good at all times, guys.
dislikes: most humans, vampires, potions.
appearance:
appearance as wolf: get it asap

Mariel looked thoughtful for a moment " your statement was a bit vauge but i get the gist of it." she glanced out the window " i cant wait to be back i missed being able to do magic over the summer"

Elisa smiled. "I didn't do anything to tell the truth. Helped my mom with the house renovations thats about it" she said smiling. "I know what you mean I wanted to do some magic so many times this summer" she said grinning.

Riley almost ran over a smaller girl that came rushing out of a comparment as he made him way to the back of the train, where most of the crowds of people were.
"Sorry," he said to the girl, putting a hand on the wall next to him to steady himself. He rushed too much when walking.
"Watch where you're going there." Basil said to the human who didn't have enough sense to get out of her way. She was very blunt when dealing with the human race, Basil felt rather superiour to them, though most where taller than her.

ooc: to clear things up a bit, if you are a werewolf post it in the color brown. If you are a vampire, post it in the color red. If you are a human, post in blue.

"Great!" exclaimed Skah. He undressed and stared at his jeans forlornly. He hated his uniform. Especially when you changed into a werewolf, your pants usually came out a little torn, which made him look like he had gotten his clothing from a second hand shop. With a sigh, he pulled on his pants and then buttoned up his white shirt as fast as he could. Then, his greatest enemy, his tie. He glared murderously at the eight inches of red and yellow fabric before looping it around his neck. After exactly twelve tries, he threw his tie to the ground. He wasn't the most patient of guys. With a huge sigh, he picked it back up again and pocketed it, he'd ask someone else to do it for him later. With a grin, he burst out of the doors and waved hyperly to everyone that passed. Those eleven chocolate frogs were doing their magic.

Odakota laughed at Skah and changed quickly into his own uniform. He expertly did his tie and then rebraided his long black hair. With a smile, he followed Skah and then waited outside the compartment fr the rest of his 'brothers'. He saw a few humans talking and recognized one. With a shy wave and a grin, he quickly looked around. It would be cold outside. Thinking that, he ran back inside his compartment and grabbed his black jacket. No, it wasnt dress code but he liked it way more than his cloak. He tugged it on and then walked outside again.

Arri had been one of the later ones to get on the train and got stuck in a compartment with another girl. A werewolf. She was disgusted by the thought of it. She would occasionally glance at her, but for the most part would look out the window. I should be with my friends! she thought to herself. Not here with that! she glanced over at Adrial again then back at the window. Atleast we're almost there...

Adrial glared at her trying to keep her temper down. She had taken out a book when she first boarded, but was finding it hard to focus. Just a little longer...

Pushing past the boy-human, Basil walked up to Victoria, one of the few humans she tolerated.
"Hi Tori." she said casually, casting a hard glace at Victoria's brother. She didn't trust everyone.
"My holiday was...alright." Basil said. She had transformed many times because, being teenage werewolves, a few fights had broken out.
"How was yours?" Basil asked politely, allowing a small smile.

That was odd, thought Riley. He was standing next to the exit to the train as it began to slow.
"Hello Hayden." he said to a good acquaintance of his.

With a grin, Skah walked past the compartments and then smelled something utterly disgusting. "What died?!" He groaned and poked his head in the compartment. He saw Adrial and gave her a do'you'smell-that?! look. He felt like he was going to hurl. At once, an instinct clicked in his brain. VAMPIRE!!! Everything in his body shrieked. He longed to murder that cold, loathsome, leech!!!! It had no buisness here. His body gave a violent tremble and he didn't really care that at the moment he was about to change into a humognous, bear sized wolf with extremly sharp teeth. Giving another tremble he tried to count backwards from ten, to calm himself.

Odakota glanced into the compartment and the second he smelled the vampire, his eyes narrowed. He was more in control of himself, however, and didn't even twitch. He sighed at Skah and grabbed him by the collar. "Cold isn't it Skah?" he asked loudly, explaing the shivering. It was a good exscuse because it was frigid in the compartment. He jerked Skah backward by the collar of his shirt and dragged him down the corridor. "What the heck were you thinking Fang?!" He asked gruffly. Skah just shrugged and stared at the wall. He had stopped shivering by now, but the nasty smell still filled his nostrols. Odakota walked back to the corridor and took a deep breath. "Hey Adriel..." He was trying to give her an exscuse to get out of the compartment.

"Of coarse I smell it!" Adrial said with a desperate look on her face. "There were no other bloody seats!" She stood up quickly to help rush him out of the compartment. When she was sure he had calmed down she took Odakota's excuss to leave immediatly. She gave one last disgusted look at Arri then slammed the door shut. "Thank you!" she said with a sigh.

Arri had backed up against the wall as far as she could get through the whole thing. She couldn't wait to get off the train! Once she was sure that they were gone she would try to find the others.

Basil cocked her head a little. She was smelling something funny, bad. It wasn't Tori or Hayden, for their scent was invisible to her at the moment.
What is that? she thought, forcing her smile to remain on her face. Maybe one of the other werewolves would know.
"Break was great Hayden, thanks. My sister got a job at the Ministery this summer, so my Mum and Da were happy." said Riley, shrugging. It had been a quite break for him.
"A peaceful time for me, at least." he said with a smile. Hayden seemed to think his sister was the loudest thing.
"Yours wasn't so?"

Skah sighed and shook his black hair out of his eyes. He approached Basil and grinned sheepishly. "Odakota is going to murder me," he told her simply. She would know what he meant. Skah was a bit... hot headed. He had almost turned into a wolf now twice in the course of a few hours. Odakota was usually cracking down on them. He'd let them get into fights with eachother, but when humans came along, he had a strict no revealing-our-idenitity policy. Skah hated lectures, sense he seemed to be getting them a lot lately. But that was how it was with with teen werewolves. Like any other teenager the kids from La Push were sometimes moody and angry. Put that with sharp teeth and long claws and it wasn't too pretty.

Odakota laughed (okay more snarled) at the vampire and sat down. "Hey," he said quietly to Arri. The train's going to stop really soon. Just hang in there for a few more minutes," he half grinned. He knew they all had horrid tempers, Odakota himself was no exscuse, and he also knew everyone was yearning to get off this train. He smiled at her and sat down. "How was your summer?" he asked, not remembering if she had spent it with him and the rest over at La Push or not. Days seemed to melt together now. He wondered where the heck all these leeches came from. Atleast that one was gone, now he didn't feel inclined to murder anyone.

Odakota chuckled. "I was with the rest. Lots of fights, let's go." They walked into the compartment with Skah and Basil. "How 'bout you tell Arri how many times you've lost your temper on this trip?" he asked with a scowl and raised eyebrows.


Skah looked at the ceiling and whistled. "Twice," he admitted and rocked back and forth on his feet. "Is it my fault though?" he questioned with a scowl and then took out his tie. "Do you know how to tie this thing? It bugs the heck outta me. Can't get it. Everytime I end up choking myself."

"Yes it's your fault and it's three, not two Skah!" Odakota corrected with a smile and a shove. "Be right back, guys. I've got to go get my bookbag. Wouldn't want to forget all of my fascinating textbooks!" He said sarcastically and rolled his eyes, leaving the compartment. He was a good student, but would rather be swimming than writing down homework.

"The third time didn't count/ Technically, we werent on the train!" He winced, thinking of the lecture he was going to get later. Odakota didn't seem to... happy.