Ahh. She smelled nice.

Blinking a few times before he regained himself, he grinned back at her. "I knoow! It seemed like forever. How you doing? And more to the point what d'you think of going to a human school?" To him, the whole idea was repulsive, but it was good that he had some people he knew to share the repulsive situation with.

Sarina boarded the train, flipping her blond hair behind her in a showy manner. A man followed her carrying her vast luggage so she didn't have to. Why would she when she could pay someone else to. Sarina peered into the first compartment she saw and grimaced as she realized it was simply some Hogwarts students. Ugh. She didn't get why they needed to be in the presence of them anyway...

Sarina popped her head in the next compartment her look of disgust instantly turning to a soft smile in the direction of her sisters, Helena and Caspian. The her icy blue eyes landed on some stranger. Not so happy to see her...

"Hello everyone" she greeted, a note of false enthusiasm in her voice. "It's Sarina." she said to the mystery girl. A girl that very obviously had no god or godess blood in her body, because Sarina knew all of the children of godsand goddesses. She was just hat determined to take a spot in Mt.Olympus with her mother Aprodite.

Cassie boarded the train eagerly looking around for her friends. Of course she had kept in touch over the summer, but not nearly as much as she would have liked to and it wasn't the same as speaking to someone in person. Looking from compartment to compartment she caught sight of Trinity and some strangers...?

Very very hesitantly Cassie stepped foot in the compartment annnd came tumbling down.

Sarina, the girl with her heel outstretched immediately faked a look of concern. "Oops." she giggled, "My bad." Sarina looked down at her, not offering a hand or anything. Simply waiting for the girl to get back on her feet. "Although next time you should watch where you're going." she informed her snottily.

"Ouch..." Cassie moaned, holding the elbow she had use to break her fall. The girl quivered slightly in the presence of Sarina... She looked so much prettier and stronger and - and... "Sorry. I will." Cassie replied, nerves racked. Cassie ran a hand easily through her dark hair, biting her lip. She was just coming back to school and look what she was doing: Getting on the bad side of a beautiful new girl. Sighing, Cassie lingered where she was, unsure of whether it was still okay to sit in the compartment.

Dryas glanced over at Mikki. "A little bit," he said with a smile. He turned to look at the girl. "Pleasure to meet you Trinity, I'm Dryas Ekin," he said with a regal nod.

"We've seen each other around... our mothers know one another," he explained. "But we've never really been introduced," he added with a small smile.

Celena raised an eyebrow slightly in surprise as the boy knew her name. She smiled and nodded after a second. "That's me," she said, entering into the compartment and reclining back into one of the seats. As she studied the boy, she realized exactly who he was... and how he had known her name. "Ah... you're Rai aren't you?" she asked with a grin.

She breathed in his scent and grinned.She pulled back a little,and smiled,she hadnt seen him in ages.She hadnt seen him in ages,and she didnt realise how much she'd missed his very chizzled features."Im fine..thank you .."she said,"How are you?"she asked,smiling."I dont mind that.."she said,"But I can see you think other wise.."she said,grinning

"This is going to be so much fun,"Akantha said, looking up at the ceiling of the compartment. It was hard to tell if she was being sarcastic or serious. She didn't think she was going to find this year very enjoyable.

Juan looked at the group and coughed. He was always payed attention. "Umm, I asked if we could join you." and put his arm around James. He the had a wallet in his pocket. "Man, James, you never carry any money."

James took his wallet. "I hate it when you do that!"

Alekseye listened at the group as they talked. She was still trying to adjust. She never had any idea on how her life would be inside that magic school. She stared at outside the window and wished time would fly fast so she'd be able to see her mother again. Being a daughter of a God is something she wasn't trying to live with. She just wanted to be an ordinary girl.

Aragon sat there and watched as the compartment get crowdy. Magic. This is quite fun, he thought.

Dawn slipped through the crowd in the small hallway, searching for a sitting place. Ugh, so many people...I can hardly hear my own thoughts! Dawn whined in her head. Yes, she was a goddess, and no, she didn't act like one. These normal beings where more superior than herself. Which she admits, is sad. Dawn then fleered at her thoughts and resumed her search of a seat. She finally found one, with only one boy inside. Finally.

Jack pushed through the crowd, earning a squeak from one of the younger students. This made him smirk of course, how he loved torturing the young! They were so beneath him, might as well.

Ater entered the train, quietly walking without much sound, his dark clothing a contrast to the red of the vehicle. Most of the compartments were full, but luckily he found one that was empty, he really didn’t feel like mingling with others, not that he had anything against people, this was just knew, and he wanted some time to absorb everything. He gave a small smile as little girl passed exclaiming how great this all was, with awe I her voice, that was just like felt. Ater sat down and watched the country fly by his window.

Agatha came running down the platform, trying to get into the train in time, it was amazing what 5 minutes of conversation could do to you. She managed to get it in a nick of time, and started to look thru the different compartments, I one that was particularly full, she saw a girl with whom she had spoken a few times, trip and look thoroughly at a lost in the middle of so many people, she thought about giving her a possible way out if the girl wanted to take it, she half entered and said “Hey Trinity, and hello new people in general, hope you all find your stay here to your liking. Hey, I have there something to show you, want to see it now or later at the school?” Aggie couldn’t remember the girl’s name but hoped it looked like she knew her and didn’t have to call her by name, now it was up to girl, if she wanted to use the “fire exit” Agatha gave her or if she wanted to continue there with the new kids.

Madrigal was always early for everything and she'd been sitting in a compartment by herself for the better part of fifteen minutes. Her luggage was already stowed and she was wearing the new robes that she'd gotten, but wasn't particularly fond of. She'd spent her entire life in Hawaii and wasn't used to wearing clothing that covered her entire body. She felt restricted and suffocated, but was glad for the cloak that was keeping her warm. It couldn't have been any less than 65 degrees outside, but she was positively freezing and she huddled in her seat.

"Now, definetly now." Cassie replied anxiously, standing up from her seat next to Trinity. Thank Merlin! Cass thought, not wanting to be in the compartment one second longer with the mean girl she didn't reconize (aka Sarina). She couldn't quite remember the girl that was saving her's name, but she most definitely was thankful.

Ambrosia watched as the two talked and remained silent through the conversation. Though she didn't think going to a human school would be that awful, she'd rather not attend. But she was out to make the best of a not-so-good situation so she wasn't going to complain about it. Not yet.

Ambrosia looked up as the compartment door slid open again only to reveal another familiar face, it was one of her sisters, Sarina. "Hi," she smiled not even taking notice there was another girl there. "Sarina! Where were you? I was looking for you earlier, but you disappeared." She then took her sister by the arm and steered her to a seat where she had the girl sit down.

Andreas looked up as someone finally seemed to come across his lonely compartment. Not that he minded being alone but he would rather be with people as opposed to by himself if he had to choose. "Oh, hey, Dawn," he said recognizing the girl instantly as a fellow god now attending this school.

Agatha Smiled fondly at the girl “It’s just over there in my compartment” she exclaimed, even though she herself, hadn’t found a compartment yet, but they didn’t know that. “Se you later Trinity, and hope to meet you all later at the castle” Aggie spoke to all that remained in there with an accompanying nod and smile, and left with the girl, sometime later, when they had a good distance between them and the others Agatha spoke to the girl again “Hello, I’m Agatha Papadakis though some people call me Aggie, it looked like you weren’t very happy in there, so I thought I’d lend a hand, hope you don’t mind…” the girl blushed ever so slightly, hoping the girl wouldn’t think her nosy, even if she had sounded grateful to be out of there.

"..Andreas...?" Dawn muttered shocked. "Haha... I didn't recognize you for a second!" she said, laughing at her own mistake. Dawn plopped down on the seat and sat across from him. "So why are you sitting here all by your lonesome?" She asked astonished by him being alone. "I always thought of you as the social-type."

"Well, I am," he replied. "But I didn't think I would end up alone. I figured people would eventually walk by and join me and I wouldn't be alone." He sat up in the seat now. "So, Dawn," he began, "what do you think of this whole mortal school thing?"

Amber had got up as she had heard a lot of voices and she walked into a compartment where she saw a lot of people including her two sister. "Hey guys." She grinned at them.

If Trinity was amazed before, she was really amazed now. She had stopped bothering to say her name to everyone now and find out who they were because she would just forget anyway.

Rai smirked, Yeah. You're Artemis's kid right? I'm Zeus'. He sat back, So. How's your father?

Mikki smiled at Dryas. Yeah. Our mothers know each other. Her eyes sparkled with the knowledge of Athena.

"Its hard to be alone on this train, its packed!" Dawn sighed. She had always disliked crowded places. "Hmm...the mortal thing is quite...interesting." She replied, tracing patterns on the foggy window. "I feel like some are intimidated by our presence. I'm afraid this might start of conflict of some sort. Ya' know?" she said glancing at him. "Hopefully I'm wrong....Fighting isn't the way to go." she said in a sure voice.

Juan looked at the group. "I'm Juan Sims, a son of Hermes, god of travelers." He smiled at the group. Man, some of these girls were pretty cute. He took James wallet again and looked through it. "Here's my card." He gave it to whoever wanted it. It had a picture of him and words in Greek.

"I hate you. Hi, I'm James, son of Poseidon." James smiled at the group, and took back his wallet. He looked inside it and then smiled. Finally he got rid of Juans card.

Jack turned around, hearing the faint voice of his brother. Knowing him he's probably checking out girls and showing off. Jack walked swiftly to him and patted his back. "Hey Bro," he smirked. "Giving people your 'Cards' again?" Jack let out a low laugh.

"Hey, Jack! Yeah, not really, I'm just using the one I gave James. Here. How's everything with you Jack? Gods, I love being the one named Juan." Juan smiled and patted Jack's back. Man having a sorta brother was awesome.

"Haha, over enthusiastic as always." Jack said flashing a smile. "I'm doing fine, and you? It seems your excited about this year in Hogwarts." he laughed.

"I'm doing alright. Hey, where's your wallet? Oh, here it is! You have the same dad and still can't keep your wallet on you. Man, what would dad say?" Juan said, laughing, taking some money from the wallet.

Jack felt Juan take his wallet out of his pocket. "Hey! I thought we already talked about that pocket-stealing habit of yours." He said snatching his wallet back before he could take more. "I hope your not taking wallets from others." he raised a brow.

When Jack said this, Juan already had around 3 wallets in his hands. "Sorry. I'm the son of the god of thieves, I can't control it. Don't tell me you've never done it." Juan put the wallets back.

James smiled at Jack. "Hey, I think we met before. I'm James, friend of Juan."