Victoria's entrance (Open, Introduction of Character to Guild)

Victoria pushed a lock of white hair off her face and looked at Sabertooth's old guild. She had heard their new guild was up in the sky, which was pretty awesome. She took her hand up and put it on one of the walls, closing her eyes. She was becoming a part of Sabertooth.She sighed and began asking herself how would she get to the guildhall in the first place, if she couldn't fly. At that moment, and many more, she had wished she had an exceed. This way, now she would be straight up, in front of the guild, and not down, trying to figure out how to get up. Her eyes looked around, just trying to find anything that would get her up.
Then she felt the incredible urge to facepalm. There was a teleport lacryma right in front of her eyes. You walked to it and nerviously walked around it. She wanted to reach her new guild, but, was this safe? She had to try. She stepped on it and thought about the new Sabertooth guild hall. In a question of seconds, she felt a bit colder than before. She opened her eyes and gasped. She was in the middle of a flying platform. Instead of staying in her place, Victoria ventured forward, to the building in front of her. It was incredible. To the right, there was a bar made of polished steel. Victoria was amazed. But not by the building only, but by the look of her new guildmates joking around with eachother. She didn't know many of them, she had heard the name of some of them, though: one of them, a blondish boy, was called Indar Blackshield. Another girl, a blond girl, was Priscilla Lorelei. She took a deep breath and rose her hand, saying hello to some of the guildmemebrs that had turned their attention to her.

Victoria was looking around the guild when she heard a voice from her left. ''Hello there, come join us''. She turned her head and looked at the source of the voice. A blond boy, the one she recognised seconds before as Indar Blackshield, was waving at her and drinking beer. Her eyes darted off to Rin, one of the girls from Fairy Tail that had transferred at the same time as Victoria, and with whom she had formed a team days before leaving. She was with a boy Victoria certainly did not know. She decided to let her talk to him and turned her attention back to Indar. She began walking towards him, the same smile from before still on her face. She sat down and ordered a beer as well, since it had been long since she last drank.
'' Hi. I'm Victoria Hunter, nice to meet you.'' She said and took a sip from her beer, never taking her eyes off of Indar. The smile on her face grew even wider.

When the girl got out of Victoria's abdomen, she yelled. Her hands covered her mouth as the girl with a mischevous smile appeared right in front her. She needed just a second to calm herself down and manage to say: ''What the hell?''
The girl had log blonde hair tied in a side ponytail and a purple jacked. Hm... Oh! This was Priscilla Lorelei. Victoria tried to remember what else she had heard of this girl, but nothing came in mind. She tried to forget about the little incident from before and stretched out an arm, smiling. '' I am Victoria Hunter. Nice to Meet you.''

''So what bring you to Sabertooth?'' Priscilla asked. She seemed to be a cool person to be around, with that mischevous smile that made Victoria think that the trick before a few minutes was something that she usually did. ''I don't suppose you're here for fame and glory or anything, are you?" Victoria shok her head, a smile on her face. She was not there for fame and glory, at all.
''At all. I came to Sabertooth because I felt that it could be the right place for me. The last guild I was in wasn't exactly the place I needed to be. It didn't feel right, so I came here to try and find the place where I belong.'' Victoria explained, a smile on her face.
She then turned to a white haired guy that had spoken to Victoria. He had told her about some party they were throwing for new members.
''I'm in as long as there is alcohol'' She smiled. In her last guild, she restrained herself from drinking, since she didn't want anyone to believe she was a heavy drinker, which she actually was, but here she didn't want to hold herself back anymore.