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The coach had them go through some typical gym class exercises, then let them loose into the field. There was scattered equipment for all sorts of human games. Everyone found something to do, whether it be playing with their friends or walking around the field. Pyro found a tree branch that had...

(lol tfw when you use the wrong character) A voice interrupted them, "Hey, are you guys coming? Hurry up, if you're late the coach will make us run and nobody wants that," Yami leaned into the doorway to address those still in the locker room. Pyro had found Kuro hiding in the bathroom and...

They arrived at the locker rooms. "Hey, uh, Kuro? I forgot to ask earlier, are you a boy or a girl?" Pyro asked them. Yami came up behind her and whacked the back of her head with a book. "How insensitive can you get? There's more than two genders, you know!" "Ow..." Pyro rubbed her head...

Pyro glared at Yami, who'd turned back into a human. The bell rang, signalling the end of class. "Alright, students. Remember our class is split into two groups, Group A and group B. Listen for your name, Group A; Pyro, Kuro, Kaida, Yami, Hiroko, (and a few other students). If you didn't hear...

Pyro backed away from them a bit, as did Kuro. "What's your problem?" Yami looked at them both, tilting their head to the side curiously. "I don't like animals..." Pyro replied. Kuro just seemed nervous. "Pyro, you grew up in a forest. You were literally surrounded by animals all the time."...

"Yep! You wanna see?" without waiting for a reply, Yami shape-shifted into a little black cat. They meowed and looked up at the others. "Ugh... I swear I see those beady cat eyes everywhere..." Pyro shuddered. "Sharing a dorm with Yami is a nightmare." "Says you," Yami could still speak...

"Friends huh? Yeah, whatever. Sure.." Pyro didn't really seem too interested, but then again she never paid much attention to anything. "Mostly just basic magic and stuff. Summoning things, some curses and jinxes and the like," Yami replied to Kaida. "I can also turn into a cat for short...

Pyro laughed, of course enjoying all the attention. "It's not just fire, I can control the other elements too. But fire is the best, obviously. So I hardly ever use the other ones." "Just admit it, you're a total pyromaniac," Yami shook their head and turned to Kaida. "Oh, hello. I'm guessing...

"Hey, new kid! What's your name again?" Pyro sat on top of her desk casually, having been at the school longer than most. "K-Kuro.. Natsuki..." they replied, looking down. Their face was half-hidden by their messy hair. "Hey, look at me when I'm talking to you!" she said, startling the new...

"Great, that's everyone. Now, some of you have been partnered up with students new to the district. Do you all know who you are?" A few students nodded, a few raised their hands in greeting or high-fived their buddy. Pyro was partnered with that new kid, Kuro, who seemed to be more than a little...

Pyro was bored and playing around with her pyrokinetic powers, making flames dance at her fingertips. The teacher gave her a stern look before continuing, "I'd better not find any scorch marks on the desks this year, Homura. Now, Kaida Otsuka?"

Before they could answer, the teacher spoke up. "Quiet down, class. I have to take attendance, and after that we'll take a bit to get to know each other. When I call your name, please confirm that you're here and tell us what you are. First off... Homura Hoshi?" "Huh?" she hadn't been paying...

The teacher entered and announced they would have assigned seating arrangements. The whole class collectively groaned as they went to find their seats. Since the University of Curiosities often had experienced students help the newcomers out, Pyro ended up next to a new student. She was excited...

All manner of magical beings have been present in the shadows of human life for centuries. They had hoped to live collaboratively with the humans, to fit in, but it would seem that was not the case. Humans feared these powerful beings, often calling them 'dangerous' or 'unnatural'. Nowadays...