The Pleiades Academy

First Lesson

Bedelia jerked her body up from her bed, to see Cyrus and Aldora sitting besides her bed; both looking very worried. Aldora flung her arms around Bedelia. "It's alright, it's over now." And that's when Bedelia realized she had been crying in her sleep; Bloody nightmares, they problably saw her as some weak, little, redhaired girl, who cried for help in her sleep, but she wasn't; Cyrus and Aldora most likely thought so now and there wasn't much she could do about it. "I'm okay you know, just a bad dream, that's all." Bedelia said still trying to control her breathing. The truth was; she had nightmares all the time, and every single time, they had felt real, like she was there, and it wasn't just a dream. Even when she woke up.

Cyrus looked directly at her now. "Do you get them often?" The way she said it freaked Bedelia out; she couldn't tell, then they would defenitly think she was weak. So Bedelia shook her head NO; she wanted to actually tell the lie, but she couldn't. They just needed to believe her lie, the lie that hadn't been told. She almost felt bad for not telling the truth, but she didn't even know them that well; she had only met them yesterday.

Fortunately they didn't ask more questions about; maybe they could feel that Bedelia didn't want to talk about, or maybe they had just eaten her lie raw; which she really hoped. Both Aldora and Cyrus had left the room, and had both went back to their own rooms. 

Bedelia crawled out of her bed, pushing away her duvet. She dragged her feet over the floor, walking over to her dresser. The girls were supossed to wear a skirt, a top and some kind of jacket covering their shoulders. The boys had been told to wear pants, a jacket and a shirt. This were supossed to be their school uniforms, but the thing was that they got to decide how to wear it.

Bedelia didn't have many options on that feild, but she would manage anyway. She found her blazer and the matcing skirt in her dresser. The set were baby blue and white cherked. The skirt was high waisted and went to right over the knees. She just had to find a top aswell, or more specific a shirt that would look well with the blue set. So she went with a white croptop without sleeves; this would be fine.

Before leaving the room she quickly brussed her red, wavy, long hair. She walked out her room, her black, high heeled dc. martens clicking on the floor. Outside she found Aldora, Chloe and Cyrus talking; all of them dressed differntly. Aldora were wearing a white demin set and a amber colored T-Shirt. Chloe was wearing a white buttoned shirt, a dark blue blazer and a mathing skirt; she looked very formal. Cyrus on the other hand looked no where formal to say the least; she was wearing a short, black leather skirt that only went down to bit thigh and black leather jacket. Under the jacket, she was wearing a red corset top, it was nearly transparent; ecxept from over her breats where lace was covering them.

It took Bedelia great force not to show her suprise on Cyrus's fashion choice; not that it didn't look good on her, but it might be a little much; especially as a school uniform. So she tried to hide the suprise on her face with a smile. Aldora looked over at her when she realized that Bedelia were standing there. "That took som time, i must say." Aldora chuckled. Bedelia were embarassed to have kept them waiting, but tried not to show it to much. "Sorry, didn't know what to wear." Bedelia said grinning. Chloe made a 'Pfft' Sound "Don't worry, we all have thoose days. Now we better get going if we want breakfast." 

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So they did. Aparently the breakfast held in the main hall aswell, which Bedelia didn't really get how worked; it had only been filled up with chairs, but no tables. It was first when they arrived Bedelia realized; they had moved long tables into the room. One table went from almost the one end of the room, to the other. Bedelia felt stupid for not even passing that thought; it was not hard to process the thought, so why hadn't she thought about it before now. The only wierd thing about it, was the tables length; they didn't fit through doors and where would you just have three enourmess tables standing when they weren't in use.