"I probably will be too exhausted to even study." Fluttershy looked at Applejack before nodding. "I'm so excited to go back. Hopefully this time there won't be any crazy monsters or demons. Maybe we should leave our elements at home... To really just make sure this is a magic-less trip." When Fox approached she shy'd away behind Rainbow Dash and let someone else answer.

Broadshield emerged from the statue right as the bell rang. Broadshield blinked his eyes a few times and steadied himself in his new form as he tried to adjust to his new surroundings. 'Alright, you know the mission. Get to Camp Everfree and study the strange magical occurrences there that have been affecting our world, and learn more about this world in the process, then report back to Celestia. I can do this.' he thought to himself as he made his way inside. He had been assured that his presence wouldn't go questioned as the Broadshield of this world was away, meaning that he can go in, do what he needs to do and get out without raising suspicion. Before he goes inside, he looks at his reflection in the door. He's wearing a black leather jacket on top of a light grey hoodie, wearing a simple grey shirt underneath. He's also wearing navy coloured jeans and simple red sneakers. Looking at his jacket, he notices on his left shoulder the familiar Equinox patch, and on the right, his cutie mark.

Making his way inside, very few of the students really acknowledge his presence, the ones that do give a simple glance, some saying "Hey" before moving on. 'I wonder what the Broadshield of this world is like...' Broadshield thinks to himself as he wanders the corridors. Eventually he finds himself in the science corridor next to a still open classroom where there are still four students inside. Ignoring them, he focuses on a poster advertising Camp Everfree commencing shortly. 'This is it, this is how I get to Camp Everfree, only question now is who to talk to to ensure I get there...' he thinks to himself as he continues to look at the poster.

"You should," Brash adds in for Octavia as she approaches. "The more students there, the less any adults might notice if I skip out on activities."

As Brash stops near the two, Carri, who always sticks close behind, nearly runs into her. Having to stop so quickly with her heavy backpack causes her to lose balance and she falls to her rump. "Ow..."

"In fact, you should invite all of your qualified contacts to the event." Brash walks around to Carri's backpack, digs into it and pulls out some papers. "Good thing Carri got extra sign-up forms."

"I was going to give those to my friends." Carri says as she gets back on her feet.

Brash hands the forms to Broadshield but still talks to Carri, "How many friends do you think you have?"

Carri gives a quizzical look, "Well there's you ...and everybody else!" She responds with a smile.

Brash groans at that and turns away from the two, ready to leave.

Getting slightly confused about the mention of the dock and 'exploding sprinkles,' Foxtrot decides to just leave it be and nods. "Wow, sounds like fun. It's been a while since I've had an outdoor experience. I'll be sure to fill out the necessary papers to sign up." His eyes wander over to the clock, catching the time. "Hey uh, I gotta go finds my next class. Thanks for the info about the trip." With a nod and light wave he makes his exit. Off to the next class, if he finds it on time, that is.

Rainbow just listens to the group up until the new guy leaves. As he leaves, she notices the four outside. She recognizes the two that were in class before, as well as the cellist Octavia, but the last guy she doesn't know. "I'd say he's just new, nothing about magic." she remarks in regards to the new guy. "Back to camp, I can't wait to do some more sports there. I never got a chance to play against anyone at tetherball, and archery, and... huh, I guess I really didn't do many of the activities last time..." she realizes. "I don't want to bring the gem to camp this time around in case something happens because of it, but I do want to bring it in case there is an emergency... What do you think AJ?" she says, playing around with the gem now tied around her neck.

"I see, I didn't think you were one to go on camps like this." she says, thinking back to the Broadshield she knew from around school. That Broadshield always seemed to keep to himself, a bit of a nerd in terms of military knowledge and pop culture, but not one to go out on camps unless he had to. This Broadshield was so different, seemingly more confident. Maybe there was a change that she didn't know about? She turns to the other two, letting them all talk it out, before Broadshield asks Brash her reasoning for not participating. "Yeah, why would you ever want to miss out on camp? You're there for one reason or another, you may as well enjoy your time there." she says to her, a look of concern on her face.

Applejack blinks, almost calling out to the newcomer, but decides against it as she shakes her head and puts her hands on her hips. "I know some schools have nine periods in their day. Somethin' like... Zero hour or somethin'. I'd reckon he might be from one of them, wherever he came from. One of them big cities." She trails off a bit, lost in thought before Fluttershy's voice brought her back to attention. "I'm sure you'll find plenty of feathered n' furry friends, Fluttershy. And just because you have your gem doesn't mean ya have to use it, ya know. You could leave it with one of us or somethin' while you're out explorin'." Applejack shrugs, tapping her boots together in thought as she listens to Rainbow Dash. "Ya know, that's a mighty fine point ya got there, Dash. Now, I ain't no expert on magic, but it seems it just kinda... happens. Even before we got these here gems. If ya'll are worried about wearin' them, I'd keep them close by... Just in case."

"Good idea-" Rainbow manages to say before being cut off by Fluttershy's sudden departure. "Oh jeez, speaking of which, I have training to go to." she says, getting her bag and heading towards the door. "Gotta go AJ. See you tomorrow!" she says, walking out the door, past the others outside. "Excuse me, sorry." she says, pushing past them, and generally ignoring them, as she makes her way to training.