Kickin it with everyone

Staying here

Lily's pov

The look on Bree's gave when I landed as a dragon was priceless. What was even funnier was that chase couldn't figure out who I was when Bree could. Adam was as silly as ever and the students were definitely improving. Something had happened here though. I was going to stay for a while. We went into the mentor's quarters and I dropped my stuff in the corner. I sat with Bree and she sighed. We talked and got up to date with each other. After a while I looked at her. She met my eyes and smiled. I paused before asking the next question. "What's wrong with your leg?" Her eyes widened in surprise and she looked at her leg were it was completely covered by her pant leg. "How did you know? Does if show? Am I limping at all?" She looked at me and nodded. "Right. You seem to know things even if they don't show." "Yeah. What happened?" She explained the whole story and I nodded. That is what made me feel like something was off. "Are you guys still trying to find out who it was?" She nodded "Yep. And hopefully we figure it out soon." I smiled. "I am going to stay here a while so in a few days do you want to go into the city together?" Her smile grew. "Sure. This Saturday is a free day so we could do it then." "Yeah that would be fun!" It was getting dark so we went and got a bedroll for me to sleep on and we went to bed as the light blinked off like a hundred eyes closing one by one. I looked up and saw everyone still asleep so I got up quietly and changed into a mentor uniform. I left the room making sure not to disturb anyone. I went to the rooftop of the mentor quarters and sat on the edge looking out over the sea as the sun slowly rose. It was quiet up here, peaceful. I sighed and looked out across the open sea. As I sat there I didn't notice the person who joined me. "Boo!" Bree yelled putting her hands on my shoulders. I jumped and both of us laughed until our sides hurt. She sat next to me and I leaned on her shoulder for a half hour before we both got up and started the day.
    The days past until it arrived, Saturday.