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Chapter 3- New Students?

Kila sat in class, Mika behind her, both bored. The teacher, Ms. Thorn, began to speak up. "Class, if I may have your attention," she rose from her desk and strode in front of the class, weaving between the desks. "I suspect not all of you have heard queen Shiba's announcement, so I shall fill you all in." Kila rolled her eyes. Her mom wasn't a real queen, she was just referred to as 'Queen Shiba' by all the demons out of respect. She slouched in her chair. "Kila. I advise you pay attention, this is important." Her teacher snapped. Kila sat up slightly, scoffing at Mika's quiet laughter. "Queen Shiba went to a meeting with king Kurai last week, to see the angel king and queen. They have made an agreement that they think will help make peace between the demons and angels. As of today, angels will be attending our school." The teacher looked out at her students, calmly. Some groaned. Some gasped. Kila sat up straight quickly. Why hadn't her own mother informed her? She was a part of that family too!! Ms. Thorn motioned towards the door, "You guys may come in," she said. The door opened slowly, and in stepped three angels. Most of the class had never seen a real angel, Kila and Mika included. There were two girls and a boy. All had thin, golden halos floating above their heads and long, creamy white wings that just barely brushed against the floor. "Class, these are our new students, Yumi," a short, pale angel with dyed pastel pink hair and two fox ears gave a small smile and waved. "And this is Tara, and Haru." Ms. Thorn motioned towards them. Tara was tall and skinny. She looked quite mean with her wavy black hair tied up messily into a ponytail, and a serious face. She scanned the room wearily. On the other hand, Haru looked pretty soft. An easy target for Kila. He had tan, caramel skin and dark brown hair. He was a mix of an angel and a hybrid, for he had two soft looking wolf ears. His bright eyes were green and a few freckles dotted his face. He was standing there, awkwardly between his fellow angels.