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Kaisayne had just excused himself from class to use the bathroom. After taking care of his business at the urination station, he washed his hands and adjusted the goggles on his head. They were large and not meant to be seen through, also known as raver goggles. Round metal-framed with spikes, they weren't terribly practical either, but they looked freakin' awesome, so he didn't think twice about the obnoxious green-colored biohazard lenses they had. After doing so, he untucked his black bangs a bit from the rest of his hair so they were trapped beneath the goggles, almost covering his eyes, but not quite. His black and blue-striped sweater fit snugly underneath a black cat-ear hoody, the sleeves pushed up to his elbows. He patted his right butt cheek to make sure his wallet was still there, attached to a chain that hooked onto a belt loop in front. After patting the other pockets of his loose black pants, he deemed himself worthy of going back into the public again, and left the bathroom...

...and promptly tripped over the threshold, falling on his face. He winced and groaned. Really, his dance training should have made him more graceful. However, that was obviously not the case, for in his fall, he knocked his goggles askew, and now they covered his eyes, giving him a creepy, alien, bug-like appearance. He sighed and readjusted them once again, though sloppily this time, and made to stand. He hoped no one had seen that...

Oh, the joy. Someone HAD seen him fall flat on his face. He accepted the hand nonetheless, a tad bit embarrassed. Oh, well. Everyone fell over sometimes. It couldn't be helped. Looking on the bright side, he'd just remember to never do that again. Yes! That cheered him up! He smiled brightly at the girl who helped him. She was very pretty; that was for sure, with all that long black hair and dark blue eyes. Though long hair didn't suit her, he thought briefly. Ah well, it wasn't his business.

"Hiya!" he greeted enthusiastically, waving even though she was close enough that it wasn't necessary. "Thanks for helping me up; I'm usually not such a klutz," he said with a nervous laugh. "I'm Kaisayne, but people call me Kai instead of Sayne, since I'm completely INsane!" He giggled a little at his own joke. "What's your name?" he asked, holding his hand out to shake.

Kaisayne's ginger eyebrows furrowed slightly as he watched the girl reach into her messenger bag. Hm. He let his hand drop and watched as she scribbled into a notebook. Oh, he was meant to read this! Duh. He should have known that. His eyes roamed over the page, his mouth falling open slightly. ...This girl couldn't talk, could she? Raya. And, judging by asking the spelling of his name, she couldn't hear either. Huh. He wasn't sure what to think. He'd never met a deaf mute before.

He delicately plucked the pen from her hand and wrote his first name for her. "Close. Got the general pronunciation, at least." He gave her the pen back. "Raya. What a nice name! I've never heard it before," he mentioned truthfully. Hm. He was supposed to be in class right now. But this new girl intrigued him. Oh! Maybe they had a class together sometime later! That would be most nice. "What classes do ya got?" he asked, taking a mental note of all his classes. Hmm... all his cores, plus theater and health as electives, and... ooh! Lunch! Couldn't forget lunch. In fact, he thought lunch was next. His mom had filled his lunch account, thankfully, so he didn't have to eat the food his twin Eyse made him anymore. He loved his twin brother to death, but the boy could somehow manage to burn water. It must have been a talent. ...And now he was getting off topic. Stupid brain.