Mei
It was a beautiful morning and the sun was shining through the single, large classroom window. Her one pink and one blue eye scanned the empty room as she sat in a very comfortable looking chair. It was cushioned, pink, and even rolled about so she didn't have to walk. Although, she wasn't as free from her nerves as she had hoped, so she probably wouldn't do much rolling about yet. Instead, she would spin about slowly a few times allowing herself to become distracted as she awaited her students arrivals. She found herself sporting a pair of shorts, a simple blouse, and one of her doctor's coat. She didn't look all too professional, however she would straighten up soon.
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Emiko had woken up in her dorm, which was only a couple days after she had moved in. It was an interesting lifestyle living in the dorms with the rest of the support group, however she didn't exactly know them. Most of the time, they were loud, tinkering, and even helping eachother out. However, Emi didn't have the technological skill to assist anyone, instead she was more of a support type in the battlefield. She was due to be someone's sidekick and she hoped this class could help her with that, considering her circumstance was a bit different than the rest. Anyway, she would get dressed in the cutest purple shorts and white shirt. Then, she would be on her way with her headphones plugged into her neckpiece. Along the way, she would run into a boy, who would allow her to go to class with him. Little would he know, she was bound to stick by his side for the entire class.
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Seven would find himself roaming around the campus with his head stuck in his gaming device when he would feel a small bump into the back of him. He would turn around to see a small girl staring at him and signing something profusely. He had learned how to read sign language, but he was never any good at using it himself. He would speak to her, she would sign to him, and they would make quick simple friends. He would invite her along to class with him, since they were going to the same place. His yellow eyes would latch back onto his game as the duo would walk into the classroom. He would feel a clutching sensation on his clothes as he would turn his head to look at the girl again. He would lead her to the seat he wanted and she would choose one next to him. He had a feeling this was bound to be a decent friendship.
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Emiko had woken up in her dorm, which was only a couple days after she had moved in. It was an interesting lifestyle living in the dorms with the rest of the support group, however she didn't exactly know them. Most of the time, they were loud, tinkering, and even helping eachother out. However, Emi didn't have the technological skill to assist anyone, instead she was more of a support type in the battlefield. She was due to be someone's sidekick and she hoped this class could help her with that, considering her circumstance was a bit different than the rest. Anyway, she would get dressed in the cutest purple shorts and white shirt. Then, she would be on her way with her headphones plugged into her neckpiece. Along the way, she would run into a boy, who would allow her to go to class with him. Little would he know, she was bound to stick by his side for the entire class.
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Seven would find himself roaming around the campus with his head stuck in his gaming device when he would feel a small bump into the back of him. He would turn around to see a small girl staring at him and signing something profusely. He had learned how to read sign language, but he was never any good at using it himself. He would speak to her, she would sign to him, and they would make quick simple friends. He would invite her along to class with him, since they were going to the same place. His yellow eyes would latch back onto his game as the duo would walk into the classroom. He would feel a clutching sensation on his clothes as he would turn his head to look at the girl again. He would lead her to the seat he wanted and she would choose one next to him. He had a feeling this was bound to be a decent friendship.