Anime High School Boarding School

Oh it's all right.He said.

 

Train walked down the halls whistling. "I just need one can of soda first..." He thought to himself.

 

She looked at Itachi.
Hi she says my names Riku.

 

Itachi. He said Good to meet you Riku.

 

Riku smiled and held her hand out.

 

He shook her hand. What kind of school is this? He asked.

 

A boarding school she said.

 

Itachi facepalmed. I knew I should've asked my tutor to double check my slip. He exclaimed.

 

Riku smiled.
And i think your rooming with a boy and two girls she said.

 

Naru watched as Riku and Train both left, and sighed. Well...now what? There are no classes on the first day here it seems so...I guess I'll just...take a shower...
She turned and headed towards the bathroom.

 

Train rushed into the room. "Naru-chan!" He yelled. "You in here!? I'm getting bored, let's go explore the woods!" He suggested, as he looked around the room.

 

Itachi sighed. Oh well. THis better be much more fun than my other school. He said.

 

Riku smiled and turned away.
See you later she said and went to her dorm.

 

Naru thought she heard Train shouting around the room, and she opened the bathroom door slightly. "What?!"

 

Itachi gave a little wave before leaving teh lobby toward his dorm.

 

"There you are!" Train put his arms behind his head in a leisurely manner. "Let's go into the woods! I need to got scope it out anyway, to find a good Training ground for practice." He flipped out his gun. "If i don't practice, then I'll start to get rusty!"

 

Riku went in the room and sat on her bed.

 

"I was just about to take a shower...but alright," Naru said, walking out. "Just be careful what you're shooting..."

 

Itachi went to his dorm to see Train.Umm scuse me? He said.

 

"Sorry, no time to chat!" He said to Itachi as he walked out. "I'll catch you on the way back!" He said waving.

Train took out a can of Pop and walked to the school doors. He opened one for Naru. "Let's get going then, The forest's right over there!" He said as he pointed to where the grass stopped, and the trees started.