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"Yea, I'll come." Aki said when questioned, having been just listening and looking between the two. They started talking about the geckos, reminding her of the ones earlier who looked like they wanted to murder her in her sleep. She wouldn't be surprised if they did. She shifted her weight to her other foot, supressing a moan at the Headmistress's news of a dance. She still remembered the one she'd been forced to go to. Hot and stuffy and every person imaginable crammed into a little space with all the annoying rap and hip-hop music and no food or way to escape.

Having followed Huilliame to his dorm room, it wasn't too far away from his own, he thought to himself. "Hey, nice room, you said Matt was with you in here? Looks like it." He murmured allowed as he took a gander at Matt's side of the room. "I'll be back in a couple seconds," he warned the two. He ran down the hall to his own room and quickly took off his shirt to reveal a skinny tattooed torso. Lite frantically searched the room for a shirt more suitable for wear rather than a shirt made of belts. He also took the amount of time he had to quickly braid his hair, making the air around it braid it for him while he picked up his skully ear phones. Team meetings, that would take some time. He finished and returned to the others in time to hear Huilliame ask if they would go to the mainland on weekends. "Not that I know of. Last year we didn't. I'm sure the clubs and such will boom up by the end of the week, but unless they've done made some changes in policy, weekends to the mainland are nonexistent. Who gets which?" Lite had locked his eyes on the board and skates.

Aki glanced at it, eyes flickering up to him as she slipped it into her pocket. She smiled faintly, nodding then looking back to the door as Lite came back. "Which ever you want then. I'll take either." she said, shrugging. She was somewhat dissapointed about the 'no mainland' part, it'd get kinda annoying to be stuck on the island for a year.

Strolling downstairs, Huilliame whistled. He really had wanted to get off the island sometimes. Still, he reasoned that while he was here he may as well make the best. At the outside steps he strapped on his skates and started to roll around as a warm up, grinding over a low barrier in front of the lawn.

Alwyn smiled "thanks" she said "classes are technically done now right, then i can go thats what the nurse said" alwyn got our of the bed and made it quickly. "lets go" she said grabbing her bag.

Curving back round, he laughed at his students.
"Come one, I know you arent exactly proffesionals or anything but a little faster than this. You go any slower and it'll be five o clock before we know it." He had changed to the traditional racing stripes used by men on the idealogical basis that it makes things go faster. He knew they didnt, but he wanted to emphasise a point.

Lunch was soon over for Kazuko, and she wandered around searching for her first class of the day. It didn't take too much searching- the map she had was accurate, and she was following behind other students who also had English 3.

It wasn't particularly her favorite class; English, as a language in general, was not always precise. However, the first day was spent doing nothing much at all, other than getting assigned work that would help the teacher gauge their writing level. Homework, already...

Next was arguably her most favorite class of the day; PE. There weren't as many people in this PE class as she thought there would be; many had taken it earlier in the day than others, so they could change before lunch. Plus someone was absent from class. Kazuko at first was very upset that someone would dare to skip on the first day of classes, but then remembered she had missed her morning classes, and then felt a bit guilty for being upset in the first place.

Her trig class was decent. She recognized a face or two from her English class. This class also assigned homework, along with her Japanese class, which she was taking to appease her mom and grandparents, who thought she was getting quite rusty at it. Kazuko more or less agreed, but judging from the current pace of the class, she would have little difficulty with it.

Once the school day was done, Kazuko immediately went to find the teachers for her other three classes, to apologize for missing them and to grab any work she missed. She was hoping to have more free time this evening to complete any missing assignments, but the headmistress' announcement rather squelched those plans.

"A dance?" she thought. "Really? Hm." The girl was not really in the mood to go to any dance. She still felt a bit awkward, especially since her feet were larger now, and the fin down her back... She doubted any fancy dress would fit properly now. Unless it was backless. And even though it was a casual dance, Kazuko couldn't help but picture herself protruding awkwardly out of a ball gown. She smirked.

While she was thinking such thoughts, Kazuko accidentally had wandered into the library. Suddenly, she realized that this was not where the chemistry teacher would be. And even worse, she had misplaced her trusty map. "It was probably still sitting in the Japanese classroom," she thought glumly.

She looked around for someone suitable to ask. There were two girls having a conversation, and Kazuko didn't really feel like interrupting. However, there was an older looking student (who had feathers for hair, her inner self noted) studying. He would probably know where the chemistry room was.

Kazuko walked up to the bird-like student. "Excuse me- do you know where the Chemistry room is?" she asked, giving a slight bow as an apology for her intrusion.