OpaqueAnimosity

The boys thought they were being funny but little did they know they would get their asses kicked by someone who had yet hit puberty and was half their size. Snickers were able to be heard in the quiet room while everyone was already rushing down the hall to run under the morning sun for recess. "She's gonna freak!" one boy whispered excitedly, as he held open the pink backpack, his red hair curling every which way.  A brunette grinned mischievously while he brought out the floral lunchbox and unhooked the latch so their friend, with a small mohawk, could place the slimy and squirming worms inside. More quiet laughter rang from between their

Karstan sat in the metal seat his school offered him. His chin sat in his upraised palm as he stared at the clock, waiting for his class to finally come to an end. Today had dragged by for so long he wondered why he hadn't spontaneously combusted from his impatience at some point. He blew out a deep breath, making his bangs dance across his forehead and into his bright green eyes. Eyes that still looked at the ticking hands of the clock the bare white wall held. Nothing about his school was all that special, except maybe the basketball team that he was on, even if it was a stupid decision of his to try out for the team. As a demi-god in the

The wolf's head weaved in and out of trees, pulling his body side to side so he didn't run into the rough bark. His paws hit the soft forest floor almost rhythmically as he ran. His heart beat his blood through his veins, while his lungs pumped air in and out of his lungs. The wolf's ears were folded against his head and his eyes scanned the trees for any sort of threat. His nose breathed in the cold air and shot back out hot, steamy breaths. Lucas pushed his legs that much harder as he ran through the forest. He needed this run to wear him out if he was going to have a good day tomorrow. He was starting college, in the second semester and h