Tundra rolled her eyes at the Enchantress girl. She was well aware of that fact and wasn't going to pay much mind to the mad fool. Nor was she going to respond to any of their prompts or teasing. She was going to pay attention to the growing crowd.
“Oh aces! Look at that crowd!” Quentin exclaimed, his attention captured. “Our loyal subjects.” He waved and blew kisses at the crowd.
(I'm going to take this opportunity to just - )
Eris noticed a steadily growing crowd and, following social norms, decided to join it, making her way to the front with a great many "sorry"s and "excuse me"s. She studied the group in front of her carefully. Villains, to be certain. That would be an… interesting experience for some of her more "princessy" classmates.
A small yet gracefull woman walked in front of the crowd, a kind, yet somewhat forced, smile flitting across her features. "Hello, I am the fairy godmother." The woman's voice floated over the crowd, them falling silent quickly. Adis still looked unamused.
Tundra watched as the fairy godmother approached them and the only though in her mind was holy shit. She was actually meeting the fairy godmother, the same one that kind of locked her mom up on the island, but at the same time she had done so much more. At least according to the books she read.
At the mention of a crowd, Emmeline’s face turned to a calm mask, similar to the one her mother wore often. She tried to emulate the calm power her mother had displayed the night she transformed that brat of a king and his Castle.
Though she didn't want to cause trouble… Not yet. When the fairy godmother appeared it was admittedly hard not to scowl. Emmeline always thought the old ”fairy” was weak.
Acacia studied the fairy godmother carefully while still keeping a kind exterior.
Eris rolled her eyes. This again. Yes, yes, she was impressive, what would be more impressive would be if she could get over herself and let the poor kids live their lives in peace.
The fairy godmother began to speak again but she was cut off by Adis. "Cue boring speech, yada yada yada. Can you show us where we can put our stuff down?" Adis motioned to the scythe strapped to their back, to which more than a few students stepped back from.
Tundra stepped further away from the villain kids. She was half tempted to just say that she was not associated with them, but felt anxiety shoot through at saying that in front of this many people. So she stayed quiet.
Quentin grinned, shuffling his newly magic deck of cards between his hands and surveying the crowd. The fairy godmother didn’t seem that impressive to him.
Eris laughed, the sole person to make a noise in a crowd of people. Not that she cared, but it was rather amusing how different these people were from the uptight schoolgirls she was used to.
Quentin noticed Eris laughing, since she was the only one, and shot her a wink. He quite liked Auradon so far. If only things stayed this interesting.
The fairy godmother looked alarmed when her eyes glanced at the scythe. "You can't have weapons here." She said, trying to sound brave. Adis smilled. "I don't care." They said, their voice saying don't argue. "I… Um… Eris will show you around, she's a wonderfull girl."
Emmeline raised a single brow at hearing someone in the crowd laugh. It wasn't just the fact that someone laughed. She had been expecting the people to laugh at them. But this one… It was at Adis’ blunt humor.
And it was very unexpected.
"Wha - hey," Eris protested. "Do you really think I'm the person to show them around? I have the memory span of a - " but the fairy godmother was leaving. "Pencil… okay, then. I guess I'm… showing you around. How… incredibly fun."
Tundra looked at the girl who was now in front of them, Eris. She wondered who her parental figure was. Maybe here she would make an attempt to remember people's names… Probably not. In blind confidence, Tundra held out her hand to the girl and said in a quiet voice, "Hey there. I'm Tundra."
Eris stared at her hand for a moment before remembering what she was supposed to be doing, and shaking Tundra's hand. "Eris," she replied shortly, removing her hand with a quiet hiss. "Christ, your hands are cold. Right, well, er, follow me? I guess? And I'll tell you what I can remember. Which is next to nothing. Good luck."
Quentin sauntered up next to Eris, smirking. “Hello there beautiful,” he added. “I’m Quentin Hearts, at your service.”
Adis looked, as usual, unamused. "Just show us where the dorms are please, we can figure out the rest with a map I grabbed from some prince dude."
Acacia snuck near the front of the group. ”Hi I'm Acacia Gothel, ” she introduces herself to Eris.
Tundra took her hand back and put in against her cheek. It was colder than the rest of her body, then again she had always been pretty cold in the first place. She muttered a quiet, "Sorry."
”Oh, our little snowflake is just a bit nervous. And she just got her powers back, there is bound to be an adjustment period.” Emmeline purred. ”A bit scatterbrained are we dear?” She wasn't being cruel, just stating an honest opinion.
"Okay, first, thanks for the compliment but… you're a bit… mad-looking for me. And second," she began, turning to Adis, "what in hell do you think I'm trying to do?" She asked coldly before continuing to walk, shaking her head. "Please don't tell me what to do when I'm already struggling to do said thing."
“The only kind of mad I am is mad for you,” Quentin replied, ignoring the rest of her sentence with a sly grin. He would definitely flirt with everyone in Auradon if given the chance.