Timeline for Thrones Academy

[killaurey]

September 1st, 2011

- Sorrow and Raine meet at dinner. Sorrow lends Raine her novel and flees.
- Liam and Aron meet at dinner. They plot to find out what's going on with the enrolment records because they're idiot boys.
- Cassidy and Alexis talk during dinner about classmates, science, and Alexis' changing her subjects for the year.

- Raphael skips dinner and visits the cemetery. He broods.

September 3rd, 2011

- Casey isn't faring well with the influx of new students in the school. Raphael stops by and lets the silence of his mind prove to be useful for Casey. Then they go set out things for Monster, Raphael's cat.

September 6th, 2011

- Seth tracks his sister down. It doesn't go well.

September 7th, 2011

- Sorrow reads in the gardens. Raine brings her back her book.

September 9th, 2011

- Allison has her first lesson in pyrokinesis with Dover as her tutor. It goes badly, but not as badly as it could have.

September 16th, 2011

- Raine broods in the gardens, at Sorrow's usual place. Seth, looking for his sister, finds Raine and after a spat, Raine offers to help Seth out. They don't find Sorrow and Raine has a negative reaction to his powers.

- Raine, feeling like crap, broods in his room. Cassidy is sent to check up on his health thanks to Seth's interference. Cassidy gets her way, Raine doesn't. Leith is a jackass. Raine has another negative power reaction and Cassidy drugs him with power suppressants before healing him.

September 17th, 2011

- Sorrow is in the library bright and early to look over the romance novels. Dover is there to do the same. They wind up switching books and Sorrow learns about Dover's new student.

October 8th, 2011

- Raine slips into the common room for some food. Allison is lounging on the couch. They wind up talking, very awkwardly, about waffles. The peace can't last.

[Sept. 1/11] The Dining Hall, Early Evening

[silentsorrow]

Supper at Thrones Academy was always quieter at the end of the year.

At the very beginning of the year, it was different. Older students found their tables—some claimed in years past, others rearranging themselves to suit how friendships had changed over the course of the two month long holiday all returning students had endured—while the newest class, the ninth graders, congregated at the tables set up for them. In the weeks that followed they would realize that they were allowed to move to other tables. And they would realize that no one wished them to do so.

For now, they were thoroughly engrossed in talking to those of their year and the rest of the grades were varying degrees of relieved about it. The new kids did not notice the way that the Headmistress, Lenore Aubrey, did not at them even once for all that their tables were closest to her.

The older students knew why.