Emerson POV
"I thought this was a school not a whole castle." Carter said as I walked through the huge gates.
I looked at the beautiful architecture of the building. It looked beautiful. The stone was either of a dark grey or just off the color of black.
This was one of the many known so called 'good things' about the vampires was their architecture and their-
"Huge ass obsession with castles." Carter said cutting off my train of thought before cutting off the link herself.
While us werewolves view just a simple pack house the vampires prefer castles due to their royal lineage.
I took a breath before continuing my walk to the front steps each one making the smell of the large amounts of vampires evident.
"Ah miss Chase you made it." Miss River said with a bright smile looking behind me to see if she could see the others.
"Where are the others?" She asked and I just shrugged.
"They're coming but it will probably take them a while." I answered back as she nodded.
"I see well orientation is about to start so they better hurry." She said as I chuckled.
"She seems overly nice." Carter said with an annoyed tone as I shook my head.
Most werewolves are nice unless provoked or they're in war but most of the time they're still nice.
I stood there before I heard heavy footsteps and panting coming from behind me, sounds like they finally made it.
"Alright now that everyone is here let me tell you the ground rules. We are having an orientation of both vampires and werewolves in the room. With that being said there are as I said some rules that you must agree to follow." She said as everyone nodded as she continued on.
"Rule 1: No fighting or harming one another or those of the other race. This rule is crucial to the peace agreement signed by both parties."
"Rule 2: Stay on your side of the wings. You see you will be living on campus so most of you will have your rooms within your living areas."
"And third no provoking. Now with that being said let's get to the meeting area." She said with a smile even though many had questions.