Thread: Yu-Gi-Oh: Sky Academy [Start-Up]

"Nice to meet you as well, Leon." She sweetly grinned again. Hm, I'm curious what kind of duelist he is. Oh well, I'll find out soon most likely anyway. After thinking that she stretched a little. "I wonder how much longer we'll have to wait."

"It would be nice to arrive at our destination already," Leon agreed with her.

" Life ain't fair. You can't always ask, and expect to get spoon fed. We should be there shortly so please patient,and relaaaax."

John did exactly what the other duelist advised and chilled, flicking through his deck.

OOC: @Lief, yup, same as last time. I was hoping @Yusei Fudo would get a chance to introduce his character, but what the hell. We've had plenty of introductions already.

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Michael bounced excitedly in the corner of the viewing deck, leaning on the railing and nose as close to the windows as possible. Both too excited and too nervous to speak to the other apparent students in the room, he simply watched as the airship slowly approached Lighthalzen, the dock directly ahead growing ever larger as they drew closer.Eventually all he could see were the grounds of Lighthalzen itself.

With a final thud, the airship landed, with the hiss of pressure seals attaching and securing to the sky cruiser. The captain's voice rang out one last time. "Ladies and gentlemen, we have arrived."

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Michael could hardly wait as he headed out of the airship with the others, backpack now slung over his shoulder and luggage firmly in hand. That was one of the advantages of an airship he supposed: plenty of room for luggage in the cabin, so no long waiting lines at baggage claim. Following the signs pointing to customs and the skyport exit, he ignored the tourists and other duelists milling about (even though that last duel over there looked pretty inten--wow, did that guy just play--Wait, never mind), eager to finally see the academy.

Finally, he could see the exit just ahead. A bored-looking security guard waved traffic into three lanes toward a series of desks. "All visitors, take the right lane. All academy students must present their talismans. Returning students take the left lane. New students the right. Keep moving, keep moving." Michael nodded nervously, passing the guard while pulling his Aruna Talisman from his pocket.

Ahead of him, standing beside a small metal counter, was a woman with honey-blonde hair and an elegant black coat, clutching some sort of tablet in her hand and wearing a weird glass visor of some sort. Glancing at him and his talisman, she nodded, her visor flashing with a yellow light, before tapping on her tablet. "Revant, Michael, check." She gestured vaguely with her free hand. "Please wait here until the other students arrive."

Yui did one last check, making sure everything was there. All of his cards were there. Whew, he thought. Inserting his deck back into his Duel Disk, he grabbed his luggage and got out of the airship, and started running towards the school.

John emerged from the checkpoint where students were starting to gather. He couldn't believe that they had arrived! He nervously played with his deck, shuffling it. He walked over to a rather excited-looking boy.

"Hi, I'm John. What's your name?" He asked, trying to alleviate the tension that he was feeling.

Lequan let out a sigh,and left the airship holding his Talisman,and luggage. "The right lane...,but I promised that girl a duel." He yawned before showing his talisman. "Well, better get ready." he said before putting on his duel disk,and inserting his deck.

Leon grabbed his bag from luggage as he left the airship. As they were directed into a line he pulled out his Talisman to show them. As he waited in line he observed his surroundings to see multiple duels going on. He wondered if any were academy students.

Best dueling academy in the world, high tech dueling facility and a floating kingdom sounds pretty great, but this? A bunch of kids that looks pretty average? What a joke.
The blonde boy sighed, and quickly shoved his bottle of rum inside his waistbag as soon as he saw the security. All this time, he had been observing every students from the corner of the deck. There's a kid with zero attention span, a forgetful girl which seems like an easy target for a pickpocket and a somewhat active boy. There's just so many kinds of duelist here.

Trent casually walked among the crowds of students, trying to look for someone careless enough to forgot to lock their trunk, because most people see a lock and think 'I must keep away', while Trent sees a lock and think 'time to test the lockmaker's skill.'

A successful duelist is a duelist that has a lot of strong cards in their trunk, and a successful pirate is a pirate that can find such a duelist and rob them.

"Oh well, take all you can, give nothing back." He murmured to himself and took out his talisman from his pocket.

"Now that I look back on it...I wasn't the nicest kid around back then. Ah,are those what they call glory days? Nah, I don't think anyone here will push me to that point....your never too sure though.." he took his luggage,and leaned again a nearby wall.

Ariana grabbed her bag and hurried in the direction the others went to. Great, finally.

Sharda:

Sharda grabbed her bag, and went off running to the academy, and pulled out her talisman along the way. She showed the security guard her talisman, and went down the right lane, catching up with Lequan, and standing next to him. "I guess we are going to have to wait a bit before we duel then." Sharda said, in a voice just loud enough for Lequan to hear.

Claire:

Claire was not quite as rushed, she grabbed her deck, and her duel disk, and went off walking, grabbing her bag along the way. "I don't see why I would even need this, but might as well take my bag from the ship anyways." Claire walked just slightly faster than most of the other people getting off the airship, and was at the academy guards soon. She puled her talisman out, showed it to the guard, and sat in a secluded area of the lane to avoid everyone else there.

"It's..up to you really. Though I'd like to get settled first. Wouldn't want any of my things get stolen,nor will I let anyone take my belongings." He stated a tad bold.

Sharda:

"I wasn't talking about in just a few minutes after this is over, I was more of talking about later in the day, meet you by the lake later tonight for the duel, we can each bring along one person to witness our duel." Sharda said, smiling and laughing just a tad bit, "not everything I do or want to do is in the most hurried manner."