Vampira's School for the Supernatural // 5sos au

Part 5

THIS IS FOR MY GIRL MCKENZIE

P.S. This was such a good photoshoot. This is what they look like in the story so like they do now.

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Maria and Michael walked into the lunch room side by side, talking about whoever and whatever. Their conversation had gotten a lot less deep and important.

"Okay so Jacque is the brown haired one, Lauren has red, and Mckenzie has blonde." Michael nodded. His hair was a light shade of pink. "Is pink nervous?"

"Kind of. More like mixed emotions. I'm not very good with meeting new people."

"You met me half an hour ago and we're already best friends."

"True."

The cafeteria was packed with students of every species. There wasn't much mixing, but you could see where some students had already made friends. The Vampira's cafeteria had turned into somewhat of a cliche overnight; it was almost like a normal high school. To be fair, supernatural high schools were perfectly normal except for the people in them, but everything was totally different. There were jocks with varsity letter jackets with their perspective school colors on them. They were probably the most integrated group besides the smart kids who probably wanted to get a jump on learning most about the other species before the regular kids. There was a section of the room where most of the blood junkies or whatever junkies were for other species sat, but they were all in their own little world. There were minor conflicts all over the room, but the main conflict was in the middle of the room where two tables sat. Those were the cool kids, the 'mean girls' but instead of there only being one table, there were two: one with Maria's friends and one with Ashton's.

Maria averted her eyes. She could feel him looking at her. The last thing she needed was drama about who were the coolest kids in school. But honestly, did the Wizards think that they could just waltz in and take over her school?

"We're the table on the left," Maria said. Michael's attention moved to the table and he stopped dead in his tracks, staring wide eyed at the people sitting at the table. Maria stopped and looked over at her friend.

"Michael? Are you okay?" Maria asked. Michael's hair turned to a flaming hot pink.

"'M fine. Just nervous," Michael said and started walking again. Maria said hi to her friends as she sat down and introduced herself to the tan boy talking to who Michael assumed was Mckenzie. Michael couldn't take his eyes off of her. There was something about her...

Michael sat down next to Maria, across from Mckenzie. Maria was sitting across from Calum and next to Lauren and Jacque was on Calum's other side. Calum looked just as surprised to see Michael, but quickly composed himself and plastered a friendly smile onto his face. Michael also could barely take his eyes off of Calum, but for completely different reasons. Calum held out his hand to Michael.

"I'm Calum." Michael wanted to scream, but shook his hand nonetheless.

"I'm Michael."

Next to Michael, Maria was getting some weird vibes. She noticed how it took both Calum and Michael a few seconds too long to let go of each other's hands. Then she noticed something even more troubling: Jacque was staring at Calum, Calum was staring at Michael, Michael was staring at Mckenzie, and Mckenzie was staring at the burger she was in the middle of devouring. Lauren must have noticed too because she and Maria exchanged nervous looks.

Mckenzie dropped her fork on the ground between her and Michael. They both went to reach for it and as they did, the tips of their fingers touched and literal electricity formed as the moved apart. There was a huge crackle and suddenly, since the tables were metal and electricity flows, the entire table and everyone sitting on its benches got electrocuted. It lasted for a few seconds and left every vamp girl besides Mckenzie with fangs blaring and red eyes glowing and left Calum with double sets of fangs, claws, and some gnarly side burns. Electricity brings out the supernatural in a person since it's an extreme shock to the system, but it's easy to withstand if you're healthy.