"Wake up Weiss" Asriel called out. "a few more minutes Rei" Weiss muttered. "Weiss, you have to get up. We've got to unpack" Asriels voice slowly turned more and more feminine, but Weiss was too tired to acknowledge that. "Noooo" Weiss mumbled. The whistle got her out of bed real quick.

"What the hell Rei" Weiss yelled, "Oh, right. I'm at Beacon". "So, who's Rei. she your girlfriend" Yang teased. "Brother, actually. His name's Asriel. I call him Rei to tease him" Weiss explained. "Oh. well that's no fun. I don't have anything to tease you with" Yang groaned, although her expression betrayed her tone.

"So, uh. are we going to have specific sections we can decorate, or do we just put stuff wherever" Weiss asked. "It really depends on what we have I guess" Yang said. "I've got a few pair's of clothes, a few small items, and a few pictures" Weiss said. "I mostly have clothes and books" Blake said. "Clothes" Ruby said. "I've got clothes, and some posters" Yang said. "So, none of us have much" Weiss concluded. "not really" Yang said.

Setting things up was simple enough. Blake's nightstand's shelf was filled sith books, a few not so discretely put into the drawer. A few posters of bands and fighters were hung up over Yang's bed. Weiss had her joke items on the shelfs of her nightstand, a photo of her and Asriel was standing on top of the nightstand. The larger picture of Papyrus, Sans, Toriel, Asgore, Undyne, Alphys, Weiss, and Asriel hung up to the wall to the side of her bed.

"Who're these people" Yang asked. "We were basically family. The one in the armour is my mother, Toriel. The one in the lab-coat is my dad, Asgore. The one in the rainbow bandana is my brother, Asriel. The fish lady is Undyne. The lizard is Alphys. The tallest one is Papyrus, the short one in the cloak is Sans. And that's me. I was actually the only human to live in that town. When they found me about four years ago, I had almost died right infront of Papyrus. Luckily dad had a healing semblance, so I was fine" Weiss explained.

"You didn't go home? Didn't you miss your family?" Yang asked. "I felt a little guilty about dissapearing without telling my sister, but other than that, I just couldn't stay there" Weiss said. "Oh. Would you go searching for your sister" Yang asked. "No. last I heard, she had no intention of ever leaving Atlas. I don't want to go back. There's nothing left for me there" Weiss said. 'My family is dead. They're all dead' Weiss thought.
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Class was pretty boring. Science and Dust she could do. Math as well, with a little difficulty, but other than that, Weiss was 3 years behind at best, 4 years at worst. There was never a proper school in Snowdin, and only a few had gotten a proper education. Weiss knew she was better off than say, M.K., due to her mother once wanting to open a school, and her father having been a scientist, but academics had never been too much of a focus.

Grimm studies was rather annoying. Not the actual class, the topic was interesting. the teacher was just... boring. Sure, he had his moments, but it was mostly just rambling.

"Blah blah blah. and the moral of the story. a true huntsmen must be brave" Proffessor Port said. 'I'm not brave' Weiss thought. "A true huntsmen must be honorable" Proffessor Port continued. 'There's no honour in killing someone' Weiss thought. "A true huntsmen must be loyal" Proffessor Port said. 'I can do that part' Weiss thought, 'Atleast I hope I can'. "Now who here believes themselves to be the embodiement of these traits" Professor Port asked. Weiss hesitantly raised her hand. "Great. Now, Mrs. Dreemurr. may you come give an example" Professor Port asked.

Weiss got up, and went to the locker room the get the single Chaos Sabre. While Weiss mostly fought with her semblance, one can never be too careful.

Weiss arrived back in the room in her typical outfit. The rainbow colored bandana standing out the most against the mostly monochrome outfit that Weiss sported.

Proffessor Port raised his axe, and busted through the lock of the cage. A Boarbatusk came out of the cage. The Boarbatusk rushed foward, and the world flickered back to Snowdin. It was no longer a Grimm rushing at them, but rather the kid. Weiss dodged, only to turn around and see Asriel getting stabbed. "no" Weiss muttered, before shaking her head. The was fake. Just a figment of her imagination.

The world regained it's clarity, and Weiss could see clearly again. The boarbatusk rushed again. Weiss jumped out of the way before summoning glyphs that quickly turned into white knives. As the boarbatusk stopped, knives cut through it's skin, and bounced of the large plates on its back. It didn't kill it, but it would slow the beast down.

The beast stumbled a bit, before turning back around. Weiss used a gravity glyph to make the Grimm float in the air, before jumping in and slashing across the beasts stomach.

"Stellar performance Mrs. Dreemurr. I noticed you hesitated a bit at the beginning, but you managed to slay the beast in the end" Proffessor Port said. "Thank you sir" Weiss said.

Weiss sat down next to her partner, waiting for what she say next. "That was awsome Weiss. you just went 'Missed me'. 'Is that the best you can do'. then your knives went 'nyoom'. then you tossed it in the air and went 'get dunked on'" Ruby explained the fight in a way only she could. Ruby gave Weiss' life meaning again. Something she'd really been lacking since the genocide. Weiss was thankful for having the chance to meet the girl.