Beacon was a lot more disorganized than Atlas Academy.
Students were mulling around everywhere and classes weren’t in session. Back home, while you did have free time, it was kept in certain areas. Here people could travel between the school and Vale without any sort of reason. It felt… nice. You liked having freedom. This also gave you a great opportunity to test out your new power. The goal was to keep it hidden except as a final trump card if it meant the difference between winning and losing the Vytal Festival.
Looking around, it seems like the training hall would be a good place to check out. There was bound to be a couple free rooms to do some practice. The ride over here had been long and you might get the opportunity to see how strong the Beacon students were. If you could get some one on one time with them, there was a chance you could practice your Semblance. Using your Semblance would actually allow you to convince them to spar with you if you wanted.
As you walked by several groups of people, you couldn’t help admire the sights. Many of the girls wore very revealing clothing, unlike the Atlas uniforms. This could be fun. Unfortunately, most of the training rooms were locked. Privacy was respected here and it was to keep people from spying on others. Eventually, you came to an unlock room. Smiling to yourself, you entered.
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