Magick

Meeting

Elsas POV;

"Aren't you scared?" Anna asked quietly from beside me on our walk to school.

I had my face buried in my light blue scarf to keep my face warm from the dropping temperatures. I glanced over at her, "scared of what?"

She shrugged, "you know... So many people knowing your secret..." She looked at me for a long second and then sighed.

"I'm hoping to make friends so that if I get reject by other people, it won't matter." I said honestly. "I just hope it's not to hard for me to make friends..."

"You're gorgeous and you're just wonderful." She insisted. "I'm sure you'll be popular with everyone." She attempted to reassure me, but I wasn't quite sold.

I stayed quiet for the rest of the walk. When we got to the school, I gave Anna a hug and gave her a reassuring smile as we parted ways.

I wasn't sure where I was going, but soon I found myself walking in a crowd of people as I tried to find my way through the twisting halls.

People would look at me and whisper, and I tried my best to ignore them. I felt my powers bubbling up in me, but it wasn't like I could just explode at school.

I finally found my room, and was surprised to see that the class room was fairly small, only three rows of four chairs.

I sat down in the back, and soon little by little students flooded in.

One girl, with long blonde hair sat in the front. Then followed a boy with black hair and glasses who sat in front of me, smiling at me as he sat down. Then in came a red head and a brunette girl, filling up the other two seats in the front, the three girls laughing together.

"Is everyone here?" The teacher asked as she walked in, staring down at her clip board.

"Forgot one!" A kid yelled from the hall as a guy was shoved in the room playfully by his friends.

"See ya later, Jack!" One guy called as he pulled jacks hat off.

Jack laughed, shaking his head, "God I hate them." He muttered with a smile as he sat down in the isle seat of the second row.

His hair. It was the same color as mine. Maybe? No. I was the only ice elemental in existence.

The teacher wasted no time before launching into a heated lecture about Romeo and Juliet. I didn't think this was an English class, but apparently I was wrong.

"You." She said, pointing to me. "Did you read Romeo and Juliet at your last school?"

I straightened out and nodded, "I did."

"And?"

I shrugged. "It was the best book we got to read." One of the girls in the front snickered. How was that funny?

"Tell me, how do you think Romeo felt as he looked down at his beloved- thinking she was dead?"

"Alone." I said a bit to quickly. "Sad, heart broken. He probably pondered the world without her and simply couldn't imagine it."

The Jack guy scoffed, "for some reason, I don't think that's what happened."

"Oh Jack. Would you like to put your two sense in?" The teacher asked, clearly unimpressed.

"I would."

"Well that's a first." She mumbled to herself.

The three girls in the front row turned to look at him, their eyes glazing over with adoration. Of course, he would be a ladies man.