Twins on the Prowl [open <3]

OOC: After Icee posts, other people may join <3

ic: The day had finally come. Here he was, face-to-face with the rumored school, Beata Academy, the school for gifted students. The young man had heard only good things about this school. It was even more overwhelming in person, what with its looming shape and large campus. Bravely, he took the first few steps toward the open, silver school gates, fingertips grazing the cold metal as he passed by. He could feel a transition as his feet stepped into the boundaries of the academy and out of the comfort of the outside world. This was it. This was what they'd been waiting for.

The brown-haired student tugged at the collar of his new uniform with discomfort. It would take him a little while to get used to, but at least the school outfits didn't look half-bad. He was abruptly torn from his thoughts as he remembered that he was not alone. His brother was behind him, most likely taking in the new environment as well. Or just struggling with all of the suitcases he burdened him with.

He didn't take his eyes off the building. He simply gave a brief, thoughtful sigh. He paused for a long moment, mulling over the beautiful, grandeur of a school. "Huh. Cool."

It was very hard to focus on the beauty of the school while lugging 50 pounds of luggage behind him. Andrew Hopkins let out an exasperated sigh. His twin brother often dumped the hard work onto him. He seemed to think a two minute difference made Drew the older brother, and thus, the hard-working one. The brunet had too much of a heart for his brother to deny his request, and was forced to haul the bags to their room. "Why did you have to pack so many sweaters?" the boy asked, his breath uneven from the workout he was getting.

Dropping the bags strapped around his body, Drew took a deep breath of the fresh air and stretched his back. The hard labour put lots of strain on his muscles. He rubbed his shoulders and stretched his neck before sighing once more and finally turning his green gaze to the campus.

He had to admit; it was gorgeous. Colourful, well-kept flowers lined the long pathways, the grass was impressively trimmed, and there was almost no sign of damage to the building. Which was odd. Shoving his hands into his pockets, the teenage initiate was most disappointed to pull out handfuls of sand. "Please stop putting sand in my pockets Aiden. Do that, and no more sand in your underwear," Drew offered, his lips pulled in a tight line. Brushing off his hands and running them through his light brown hair, his attention was drawn to an approaching figure. His mouth twitched up at the edges and his unimpressed expression turned into a tender one.

The twin's grin widened. "Hey," he called in a smooth tone.

Oh what a nice day it was outside, September was rolling in with a chilly breeze and promising thunderclouds rumbling far to the west. The curriculum had started up again, and Amelia needed to check the progress for her power. Sure, she could visit Harold, but she hadn't paid much attention to her bird as of late. While on her way to the courtyard the short girl spotted a pair of students coming up to the school and as they got closer she could tell they were twins. Curious about them, she approached.

"Hi! I'm guessing you two are new here?" The Autumn student put on a smile, always happy to meet someone new. She was probably younger, but had arrived.. when? A year ago? How time flies.

Fall one of the seasons she had hated the most.

Ella seriously had hated the cold weathers. Even though it was only September she was seen wearing large thick coats that were outlined with animal fur on the hood and cuffs of the hand. The brunette despised winter even more she didn't find anything fun about playing in the snow while you froze you're ass off. Probably the most appealing thing about winter was the fat man dressed in red that was more commonly known as 'Santa Claus' Of corse Ella didn't believe in him now she was 13 years old after-all.. Santa is old news some tale adults tell their 9 year olds too keep their behaviors in check. The breeze had chilled her bones and the brunette had grumbled with irritation. Ella had preferred summer over anything, who wouldn't? Hot weathers.. bikinis.. it was every perverted man's dream too see some chick with large breasts get hot in a bikini wasn't it?

Ella had crossed her arms across her chest and rubbed up her shoulders in attempt too keep warm. If she wanted a gift from Santa it would be for winter too never come. Ella had also worn some small thin gloves just too keep her hand warm. The brunette looked up from the bench she was sitting at and was quickly able to spot two new student's. An eyebrow had rose with sudden interest; they were guys - two guys from the looks of it and if you observed close enough you were easily able too tell that they were twins and attractive ones. A small smirk had appearred onto Ella's face as she quickly stood up and approached the two newbies. They were definitely handsome, almost too handsome in fact Ella had walked forwards with a confident stride no one would ever be able too beat her when it came too flirting with guys. When another girl had approached them before her it hardly had fazed her it would make the situation even more better..

Ella had approached the group and gave them an eager hand-wave and a friendly smile. I'm assuming you're new right..?" Ella had said with a small grin, interruptting their little chit-chat her eyebrow raising at the two guys. "Nice too meet you." She had simply although she had gave Aiden a small wink.

Aiden, folding his arms, ignored his brother's exasperated complaint. Sweaters were necessary around this time of year! Plus, Aiden always seemed to lose them one way or another. However, he heard the small remark about Drew's pockets full of sand. It was a harmful trick... most of the time. He recalled a time when he had ruined his brother's phone when too much sand had gotten inside of it. Whoops. However, Drew's offer was enticing. "Give me some time to think about that," Aiden responded, patting his shoulder and giving a mischievous smile.

The teen followed Drew's gaze to see a short girl approach them. He'd almost forgotten how young the students at the school could be. Instinctively, he pulled on a soft smile. "Yeah, we are." Aiden hadn't expected immediate hospitality upon arriving at the school. He continued. "I think we'll need a little help finding our way, though."

Before he could continue, he caught another shape moving from the corner of his eye. Green eyes rising to look, he could tell it was another young girl. I hope we aren't the oldest students, he mused. To return the brunette's welcoming gesture, he smiled once more in acknowledgement. "That's right," Aiden confirmed, slightly taken aback as he noticed the subtle wink. However, he quickly set it aside. It was probably nothing anyway.

Drew almost immediately regretted his enticing tone. He stared at the younger blonde girl as she approached with a bright face. Behind her came another young looking girl, this time with lots of makeup to appear older. The boy tried not to scowl. These two girls were two, maybe three years younger than the brunet and his twin brother. Shoving away any adult intentions, he returned Amelia's smile.

"What he said," the boy added, shrugging. "I'm guessing you two have some time on your hands. Mind helping me out?" he gestured to the many bags behind him. "My brother Aiden here is too important to help me himself," the teen spoke sarcastically. He chuckled lightly and grabbed a few of the bags, slinging them over his shoulders with ease. Glancing at Ella he swore he spotted her winking at his brother. Confused, he shook his head and looked away. I must be seeing things. It's probably the exhaustion.