Had finished a day of study, of sports, and making new friends. She'd attended classes in the morning, and a vigorous sports afternoon, having started at the school just in time to participate in the sports tournament. Loving her sports, she'd done her best to get close to winning, though she hadn't, nothaving enough time to train as the other girls had, but she'd run and done enough sport wise to break into a sweat. She'd gone straight to the dinner to celebrate the winners, then to her dorm, having a room alone for the moment, as the number of students had dropped enough for her to get one, and had showered immediately, wanting to wash all the sweat and dirt off her body, her brown hair plastering down her back.

After cleaning herself enough to her liking, she stood under the jet for just a bit longer, then turned off the faucets, reaching for her towel.

She had not know how unlucky she had been when arriving here at her new school Aegir had been at the air stripe scanning the minds of the new arrivals when he opted to pay her a visit. They had been an influx of virgins into the school as of late and he had a duty to greet them all in time.

Of course, someone else may have gotten to her in the few days it took him to act, Aegir was a patient creature, sometimes too patient. He masqueraded as Cindy, moved through the dorms cloaked by his illusion and while this had been one that he had not used that often he was recognized by Pia.

But she did not make a scene or approach him since he did not bother with her today, he just smiled at her and continued on. He then came to Talwyn's locked dorm room, using telekinesis on the lock to unlock it was easy enough, he opened it when hearing the water of the shower running letting himself inside though he was barely inside with the door closed behind him that he heard the water cut off ...

Talwyn made sure the water was fully turned off, she hated wasting water, and started drying herself, rubbing her hair dry as best she could. When she was done, Talwyn turned, wrapping the towel around herself, and moved towards the bathroom door, pausing only to check her reflection in her mirror and grab her hairbrush, moving towards the door again, opening the door and heading out into the other room.

Closing the bathroom door behind her, she blinked, seeing someone in the room with her. "Oh...I thought I'd locked the door. Can I help you?" She asks, running a hand through her wet hair, though her other hand held her towel in place, her green eyes narrowed slightly.

Ruby looked away from the poster she had been looking at, her eyes falling on Tal, sliding over her form then glanced up to lock on her eyes, a little smile threatening to form at the corners of her mouth. "Is this a bad time? The door was opened and I heard the water running and just let myself in but I can go if you want."

All the while Aegir was busy with that multifaceted mind of his, trudging through the memories that she had made since he had last seen her, getting the cliff notes on what he missed so to speak.

Talwyn looked at Ruby, brow furrowing as she did so. She could've sworn she'd locked her door before showering. Shrugging, Tally wrapped her towel tighter around her, and nodded slightly.
"I would prefer you coming back later or tomorrow. I really just want to get changed and go to bed." Talwyn's mind would be full still of memories of the track meet and sports day, having come a close third overall. Tally looked at Ruby, waiting for her to leave.

"Not a problem, not a problem, but before I go," she ruffled through a vanilla envelop riffling through papers until she came to one that she handed over. It was blank but Aegir projected an illusion onto it that had listed a bunch of classes and times.

"There was an opening in the literary course, someone dropped that course and since you were first in line you get to pick it up if you want. Just sign at the bottom if you're interested and turn the sheet back in to the admissions department. The staff wanted me to explain about the SUN program too opened to new students but I'll come back tomorrow to explain all that, 9 o'clock good? I saw that you don't have a class then tomorrow and the explanation won't take too long ..."

She smiled politely and began heading towards the door, knowing of Tal's plans Aegir planned on coming back during the night.

Talwyn watched the girl, looking at the bit of paper that was offered to her. She was quite a sensible girl, not believing in the abnormal or supernatural, and for a moment the information waivered on the paper, but then it settled, and she shrugged it off. Looking at the information, Tally nodded, and moved over to her desk, adjusting her towel so it wouldn't slip off, and grabbed a pen, signing the paper and handing it back to the girl.

"Thanks for that. I look forward to the class." She says, and would walk the girl to the door, thanking her again then closed the door, locking it, and headed back over to her dresser, slipping her nightgown on, hanging her towel up on a hook in the bathroom, then grasping a brush off her sink and starting to brush out her long, damp brown hair.

Aegir left though it was for a short time before he returned, his mind reaching out into her own reading the activity of thoughts there. He knew the changes when someone entered REM sleep, he could feel them and that what was he waited for now.

When assured that she was asleep he entered her dorm once more in the same manner that he had already, using telekinesis to unlock the door. He closed it behind him, flipping the lock and easing through the dorm until he came to her sleeping in bed.

It was there that he looked down upon her, mouth tendrils quivering as he monitored her brain patterns and the dream that she was now having.

There was a tree, and he could see her beneath it, sitting down with her back to it. Several students nearby being paired up into various foot races. Another girl approached now as Aegir took command of the illusion. She had long blond air, Mill was her name.

Aegir took the girl from Tal's memory. She approached though, then when near plopped down. "You wouldn't believe what I found ..."

Tally checked the door one last time before slipping into bed, turning off her bedside lamp, and snuggling down under the covers. Despite it being a boarding school, she was impressed with the quality of the rooms. Yawning, she felt herself drifting off into sleep, her brain growing foggy as her thoughts dimmed to a blissful hum.

The dream started up easily enough, watching the other girls pairing up, and smiled, not really up to participating, her book lay at her side. Seeing one of the girls come to her, trying to remember her name, Tally grinned and tossed her dark hair back. When the girl spoke, Tally smiled, though puzzled, and shrugged.

"I probably wouldn't, but I couldn't say until you tell me. What did you find?" She asks, slightly infected by this girls' enthusiasm.

"Something the admin have no idea of, I stumbled over a rock marking the point where it was buried. It was undug recently and whoever covered it up last did a shoddy job of it. There was a case and in it - well come see for yourself."

Mill stood back up swinging her gaze in the direction of the discovery before looking back at her. "Coming?" She did not say what she found, letting that curiousity build but it was probably some sort of contraband given what Mill revealed, what little she had said about the matter anyway.

Talwyn listened to Mill, arms around her knees, but again she was intrigued. Something buried, unburied, then shoddily re-buried intrigued her. Seeing Mill start off, Talwyn looked over at the girls, then grabbed her sweater, clamboured to her feet, and hurried after her.

Following Mill, Talwyn looked intently at the path ahead of her, wondering what it could be. Money? Treasure? She was curious.

They had not traveled too far into the forest, they could still hear the shots of the other girls cheering one another on when Mill stopped. She glanced around looking first at a large rock then looked at the ground near the path, scanning as she orientated herself.

"There!" She hastily moved to a section of earth beside a rock that looked as if the ground was recently dug up and a large piece of metal protruded from the ground. It looked as if someone brushed away some of the dirt near it to reveal a box of some sort.

Mill knelt down. "I had to brush some of the dirt away from it before I figured out that it was a strong box of some kind." Mill revealed as she brushed away more of the dirt, tried the lid that came up only part way and had to clear more of the dirt before it would open.

Inside was a smaller box, a knife, and a six pack of beer. Contraband had been stored here it seemed. Someone's means of hiding it so it wouldn't be discovered in their possession. Mill looked at her before reaching in to the box and pulling that out she opened the lid rather quickly as she snapped it shut again.

"Omigod!"