Evy glanced at Lilith when a man approached with a number of bags and struck up a short conversation with their tablmate, calling him 'master'.
Evy's brother told her about a time when their parents could control humans or use them as hosts and the strawberry blonde couldn't help but wonder if Mathias' was that rich or if his fame just had similar powers. Although she found it hard to believe that angels would do that to humans.
"My mum wants me to meet other angels my age before my first Task." Lilith explained with a large smile, hiding the look she and Evangeline and exchanged before he turned back their way.
With a nod to Evy she continued, "An angel's first Task is their God assigned mission. Sometimes it's bringing a child into the world and sometime it's helping someone out of it. So what about you Evy?"
Evy knew what a Task was- demons had their own form of the righteous mission.
"Oh, I was homeschooled until now and my brother got a new," she cleared her throat and brushed a lock of hair behind her ear, "new job. And he can't help me finish my education."
Just as she was about to ask Mathias why he had chosen to come to the school, the robed figure at the front of the room called for everyone's attention.
"I think it's about to start," Lilith whispered. Evy tried not to smile.
"Welcome boys and girls, to Divine Heights Acadamy. Whether you've had a family member or friend attend here before or not, we ask you listen to all of the following carefully." He began, his deep voice resonating in Evangeline's bones. "First and foremost, there will be no exploring the forest. While our grounds are protected from humans, the wood around our castle is not. This area of Austria is not widely populated but w do get the occasional lost tourist. Also, you are expected to show up on time to your classes. While our school may have a college-like feel, classes are mandatory. And our third biggest room- do NOT switch dorms with ANYONE. You've been assigned rooms based on the questionnaire you filled out before coming here. I hope you took it seriously because we make no changes an no exceptions." A murmur spread throughout the room as people pondered who their roommates would be and worried over their questionnaire answers.
"If you look in your packets on the table before you, you'll see they've been personalized and hold all the information you'll need." With a wide flourish of his hand the tables all vibrated a little as Manila envelopes appeared before each student, their names written on them in a flowing script.
"Evangeline?" Lilith whispered loudly, "Maybe we should switch names." She giggled.