Digimon Generations: Rise of the Deva Kings

Ri follows him to the deans office and stood outside the office looking around.

"Something seems off..." She whispered. She always had a good sense of things but at the same time she never paid too much attention to it. She heard the door close before turning and seeing Alix coming out of the office. She shrugged.

"What can we do." she said shrugging before the two headed to their class. To walked into the classroom looking around before deciding on a seat in the back corner of the room. They always sat in the back they were those people. She looked around at all the other students before looking at Alix.

"So..." She looked at him.

 

Katia sat in the car, clutching a bag of dumplings to her chest. The bag itself was no larger than a box of cereal, half-full, and red.

"You ready to go, miss?" The driver asked, turning to look at the shy girl. She knew her parents wanted her to be safe, so they got her a driver. It was an unassuming car, just something simple and painted white. The vehicle had been sitting outside the gates for around fifteen minutes, waiting for Katia to make her move.

"Y-yes. . ." She mumbled, wearing a school sweater over her uniform. The baggy piece of clothing served her well in her insecurities covering up all of her upper body with some to spare. Carefully, she opened the door and exited, flagging the driver on while slipping the bag of dumplings into her schoolbag. Katia walked over to the main board, examining where she was placed in class.

"2-C. . ." She mumbled, sneaking one of the soft dumplings from her bag and taking a nibble. She found herself lazily strolling into the room only a few minutes later, looking around for an empty seat.

 

Zac sighed, he really wished he had friends...but he got so nervous around people, and he acts awkward that some call him retarded, stupid, weird or say he was mentally ill. He hated that. He really wanted to be friends with someone who wasn't going to insult him.

But he was in high school, it wasn't glamorous, he felt he couldn't trust anyone. He stayed alone in his dorm after school hours, being reclusive to the world.

 

"Umm..." Zac mumbled to Aire who was in front of him, "Mind if you...well...er...moved your head a bit to at an acute level to the left or right? Please?" Zac asked. What just happens was his social awkwardness. He was very nerdy, though this was a part of his social cue problems.

 

Zac looked around, thinking, but stopped when he saw someone staring at him. He was getting nervous, he felt he was in trouble. He turned his head away for a fe seconds and looked to see if he was still staring, and sadly, the man was. He fel his heart race, getting red all over his face. He wasn't comfortable making eye contact, and this was very strange in feeling.

Why is he staring at me?

 

Katia found herself strolling over to the cluster of students around the note, taking her time with each step as if walking a wide tightrope. She only took a mere glance to memorize the information portrayed, and simply shrugged.

"It isn't about the lunch schedule, is it? Because I already brought my own," She whistled, pulling out a bento box from her bag. She never left it lying anywhere, it seems. It was a worn, leather satchel that seemed quite bulky with books and other assorted things packed into it.

Still, she hardly waited for a response and instead strolled out of the room, taking her time to arrive exactly five minutes later at the generator.

 

Sodina got up from her seat near window when she heard the class representative call her name. She got up out of her chair and walked towards the podium, where she saw the slip of paper that the teacher left. On that piece of paper she saw her name and various others to report to the generator in 5 minutes after reading. Were they needed there for a reason she couldn't think of? She disregarded that question and went back to her desk, after this she would have lunch.

She grabbed her sack lunch and walked out of the classroom. She walked down the hallway and went down the stairs to the first floor. Then she walked out of the main doors and went around the school towards the back where the generator was, exactly 5 minutes after she read the note.

 

Ri looked at Alix just as confused. They both got up walking to the front of the classroom. Ri looked around on the cleaned off organized desk. Before she heard Alix. She looked up at him reading a note on the podium before walking over to it.

"What...?" She was confused before Alix called to the other students. She looked at Alix. After the students came up they left without saying another word.

"Do you want me to go next door?" She asked confused by this note.

 

Zac didn't hesitate as he scrambled out of his desk and went to the mysterious man. He hoped this wasn't a bully, or mugger, but if he didn't follow he could be seriously hurt. So he followed the being to where e was now, back pack on him.

"Am I in trouble?"

 

"A...a choice?" Zac asked, "How did you? Wait.. Everyone here knows I'm a loner. Mainly because people insult kefir beig so awkward around them, I can't help it I just get so nervous...," Zac said sighing in sadness, "All I want is just one friend...a true friend...,"

 

Ri nodded before going to the room next door. The students were on there break. She walked in as nobody seemed to notice. She cleared her throat in an attempt to get them to pay attention to her. She sighed.

"Hey is Sasori in this room?" Ri called to them. The class grew quiet turning their attention to the kid. "I need you to come with me quickly. And I guess also grab your stuff." Ri said shrugging.

 

Sasori began to write a song in his song book, but as soon a girl walked in and called his name his attention was directly on her. "I-I'm Sasori," Sasori said as he stood up and put his song book in his backpack and slung it across his shoulder onto his back.

Sasori hurried to the front of the class and stood next to the girl. "So what do want...?" He asked.