HOW OLD ARE YOU?! (Open)

Eve was in her dorm waiting on her companion Kyo to finish doing whatever he was doing which was both of their homework assignments and projects. Eve the little dog faunus was just that when it came to her knowledge on things, she had the mindset of a puppy. The only thing Eve was ever worried about was whenever she got to play but in a school system she couldn't do that all the time. If she was left to do her own work she would be kicked out within the span of a day for not being intellectually capable of college level huntress training. Meaning it was up to Kyo to make sure they didn't get separated. Eve didn't like that Kyo had to spend most of his time doing the work and since part of the work was hers she though it would be nice for her to try and do some of it. But one look at the papers scattered on the desk made her extremely confused so she left them alone although it was really tempting to just draw all over them.

Eve was getting now where when it came to trying to help out Kyo and since Kyo seemed too busy to actually teach her anything she decided to sneak away with Carl her pet deer to the Library.

When she got there she immediately gathered a bunch of books all on different school subjects. She placed the big stack into Carl's back ask she sat down and began picking on up at a time. The first book Eve flipped through was a biology book. She stopped on a page that caught her attention which was about the biology of a deer and she began reading it out loud. "Like all organ.. Organ.. Skip!.. Deer are made of cells that contain chrom.. Chromo.. SKIP!.. I GIVE UP! How is Kyo able to be so smart?" Eve then heard a really loud "SHHH!!!" from the librarian so she just sat there just starting at the pictures she had given up on reading the words and was half tempted to just throw the book all the way across the room.

"Finally, the admission office!" Aednat felt proud of herself for finding...the library. She bit back a curse and went straight to a window and opened it. Artimis landed on her shoulder and preened, "This place is confusing." The bird gave her a look, "maybe if you had spent more time practicing your sense of direction this wouldn't be an issue now would it?" Aednat pouted as she walked to a table and pulled out the Vulcan Arcus. She put on her reading glasses and flipped to the page she wanted.

[i]Wisps are the most basic summon available and are the basis of all other summon-[/i]"Skip!"...OK....that was disruptive, all other summonings. A single wisp alone is incapable of performing anything beyond serving as a ball of potential.  The power of the wisp comes from being summoned in sets- "SKIP!" Aednat snapped the book shut and looked up to see a small faunus girl with a deer across from her, "um...hello..." She took her glasses off and put them away with her book, "Can - can I help you with something?" from the sound of the other's lament, it must have to do with homework. Knowledge was one of Aednat's few strengths.

The library was usually a place of relaxation and calm for Charlotte. A place where she could relax among the medical journals and anatomy charts, maybe combine that of a human with that of a spider in an attempt to figure out just how her body worked. She still wasn't quite sure where all of her organs resided. She knew her heart was lower than most, her lungs were larger than most and of course... her digestive tract was quite different to that of normal humans.

Charlotte was around halfway through a book on the use of asphyxiation in combat, it was one of the few things she had discovered she could do with her semblance for combat... though to align with her vows she had to perform the strangulation in a way which wouldn't kill anyone. Safe strangling seemed... difficult to say the least. She had to cut off blood supply to the brain, only briefly, and not damage the throat or windpipe. She knew how to strangle regularly from her training, but in the field was quite different.

Of course, grimm didn't seem to need to breath as often as humans but at least she was trying. Still, she couldn't quite focus on her reading for it seemed like there was a young girl having a touch of bother. Oh, and someone she had met just the other day.

She rose from the desk she was knelt at, wandering over. Attempting to be quiet despite her massive body, "Greetings you two, is there some sort of problem?"