Thread: Hail the Prince!- Moon/DontxBlinkk

The Unknown 101. What a crazy class. Sebastian Franco was never one to take the normal classes, but at the same time, he would try to stick to those that he needed to take before anything else was done. For example, he had taken all of his math, English and sciences as quickly as he could with a few added histories into the mix before he took his dramas and more importantly the fun classes that he was really wanted to take. That was his plan for college as well, to get them all out of the way as quickly as he could. That left plenty of space for the stranger classes. Especially drama. Sebastian loved the stage and being up in front of people. It felt... right. So when a class about Mythology came up on the offered class list, Sebastian would have been stupid not to grab that up and do everything he could to get into the class. Being a senior in the little sleepy town gave him the best chance to get into the class before any of the lower grades could get a chance. And to his luck, he got it. Maybe this year would go better than the last. It was his last year, last semester and last chance to make his family proud of him. His parents were at every turn of his life, but Sebastian never felt he was quite good enough for them and their approval, almost like he had to work with them and stress the fact that he had to work to impress them, work to make his life worth living there. Something deep down in his gut told him that it was something he had to do, no matter how many times they told him he was being 'silly' or that it didn't matter. As much as they made it known they loved him and loved to have him around and as their son, Sebastian had the moments that he felt down right awkward in his own home. But being at school got him away from those thoughts for the most part, letting him think of what he had to do in the classroom and about his friends more than how his parents were doing at home or what they would possibly be thinking about... Distractions were a good thing, to him. He needed them or he was sure he would go crazy. And Birchwood didn't have many of them. The red head was pleased to see that there weren't many students in the class when he arrived that first day, pausing just inside the door with his sweet blonde friend, Jessica. The girl's bright green eyes looked around the room with a smile and a sweet hum, finding the perfect seats middle of the room exactly. Sebastian could rely on Jessica to do something crazy like that. Perfect way to get attention or avoid the teacher's eye, depending on who it was. No one was there at first, which gave Jessica plenty of time to entertain her fellow seniors with random bits of improvisation, pulling Sebastian into it from his seat in the room. It was a riot and lasted just until the bell ran and the teacher entered. Jessica was back in her seat in time for the chime to echo through the room and the door to swing open. The entire classroom fell silent at the sight of him. Unf, Jessica muttered in response to his voice, letting it wash over her with an intense interest. Sebastian watched the man glide into his position in front of the class, cocking an eyebrow slightly at the sight of him. It was rare for him to see someone so thin yet powerful... typically the soccer players of the school were the powerful ones he was drooling over, not really caring about the genders of the players. But this was one man he wouldn't mind seeing shirtless if the got the chance. The way his hair and eyes seemed to match made it true that there was no dying involved. And more importantly, it made Sebastian's own obnoxious fire red hair seem that much more probable and natural. He was used to comments about his hair and the amber colouring of his eyes, but this River man made him seem like that much less of a freak. The red head couldn't help but smirk at the idea. His powerful voice pulled every set of eyes to him, even the ones who didn't find him attractive. They were simply under his spell. When he practically kicked the overly religious Ashley out, several of the male students, including Sebastian, gave fake salutes towards her an in a mocking chorus claimed Amen, sister! A typical ritual whenever she was ranting about her latest problem with people just to make her and the overly friendly Jesus freaks feel that much more uncomfortable about their speeches. He was going to like this class very much. Once she was gone, every eye turned back to the teacher, lingering on his next word to see just what direction this would turn.