Love in Medieval Times

Bombs away
Eating lunch under a patio roof, you look up to the roof of the M building. You can’t help but notice to see seagulls aligned on the rooftop. With their fierce eyes, they look like an army ready to attack.
After a period of time, you suddenly see a flock of pigeons flying crazily over the lunch area. Seeing these pigeons seemed like a sign, a sign of danger. Without hesitation, the seagulls start to fly towards the pigeons. Oh no, you think. Bombs away.
This might seem like everyday life for students at AHS. Everyday, students who are sitting under the patio or walking around school campus see this “attack” occur. It might not involve two different kinds of birds, but you always see at least one kind. To you it might be a sign telling you to run, but why. The answer is obvious. Birds usually equals bird poop. Almost everyday, you h...