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Location: First Year Homeroom - Hamasaki-sensei
Kaori had watched her classmates slowly trickle in, her eyes tracking, and she'd admit it to herself, checking out, every individual who stepped through the door. Of course, she conducted herself discreetly. She was rather proud to have come up with a system that didn't look as if she were ogling her classmates. Which she'd found out first hand at one point would lead to some awkward moments. But she had to look. Kaori admired pretty things, it was why she liked flowers so much. Each and every girl was a unique flower. The only thing was to decide whether or not she'd pluck said flower or not.
Kaori's eyes narrowed just a bit however when she watched the antics of one girl. The taller girl couldn't help the slight tap of her feet as she watched one of her classmates pluck the hair from another sleeping one, then proceed to be a totally bitch to another group of girls. Really, it was the first day. Everyone should at least attempt to behave on the first day, and that was coming from Kaori. Given, students probably shouldn't be all but late on the first day either. The short haired girl turned away and looked out the window, pushing down the urge to get up and do something.
At the entrance of the teacher, Kaori let her attention be refocused. It would seem their sensei may be a little on the strict side. But Kaori knew the woman spoke the truth about being under constant attention from scouts from now on. A small feeling of regret slid into her gut. It'd be a shame that she couldn't ever act on the attention she would sure to be getting. Kaori glanced out the window once, for a brief second before returning her attention to Hamsaki-sensei. When the materials were passed out, Kaori looked up and met the eyes of the teacher and gave her a charming smile.
"Thank you, Hamasaki sensei." Kaori relied on good old fashioned charm, after all it'd be odd for her to jump up and transform now wouldn't it. Kaori didn't mind though. In her mind, she possessed quite a bit of charm, even without her powers.
Kaori had watched her classmates slowly trickle in, her eyes tracking, and she'd admit it to herself, checking out, every individual who stepped through the door. Of course, she conducted herself discreetly. She was rather proud to have come up with a system that didn't look as if she were ogling her classmates. Which she'd found out first hand at one point would lead to some awkward moments. But she had to look. Kaori admired pretty things, it was why she liked flowers so much. Each and every girl was a unique flower. The only thing was to decide whether or not she'd pluck said flower or not.
Kaori's eyes narrowed just a bit however when she watched the antics of one girl. The taller girl couldn't help the slight tap of her feet as she watched one of her classmates pluck the hair from another sleeping one, then proceed to be a totally bitch to another group of girls. Really, it was the first day. Everyone should at least attempt to behave on the first day, and that was coming from Kaori. Given, students probably shouldn't be all but late on the first day either. The short haired girl turned away and looked out the window, pushing down the urge to get up and do something.
At the entrance of the teacher, Kaori let her attention be refocused. It would seem their sensei may be a little on the strict side. But Kaori knew the woman spoke the truth about being under constant attention from scouts from now on. A small feeling of regret slid into her gut. It'd be a shame that she couldn't ever act on the attention she would sure to be getting. Kaori glanced out the window once, for a brief second before returning her attention to Hamsaki-sensei. When the materials were passed out, Kaori looked up and met the eyes of the teacher and gave her a charming smile.
"Thank you, Hamasaki sensei." Kaori relied on good old fashioned charm, after all it'd be odd for her to jump up and transform now wouldn't it. Kaori didn't mind though. In her mind, she possessed quite a bit of charm, even without her powers.
Location: Second Year Homeroom - Maki-sensei
Aami, still slightly spacey had let her eyes flicker between watching classmate enter, some she recognized, others she didn't. Asami did recognize more people than not though, even if she had never actually spoke to them. She was an artist and a writer. She took inspiration from her surroundings, including the people. Of course, she'd never use the person directly without permission. But she knew she had based a couple characters in some of her stories off of students, and even some staff. Of course, those stories would never see the light of day. Asami was proud of her art skills, but shy about her writing ones. The brunette pulled her head up from the desk, only to prop it up with her hand, turning towards the window and stiffing a small yawn before turning back to the rest of the classroom.
However, after a moment, the brunettes spine straightened and she looked between two specific girls. The relationship between the two of them was almost famous. Honey eye glanced between the red and green haired girls, watching their brief interaction. Curiosity pulling at her. She knew they didn't get along, but she didn't know the reason why. What would've happened between the two last year to make a rivalry such a big thing? Asami looked down, frowning at her desk top as she started to imagine different possible scenarios that could've happened.
"Nice to meet you, you're Muto-san, right?" Asami jumped a bit, almost guilty as she turned to look at the girl who addressed her. The pig-tailed girl nodded just a little bit.
"Yes, I'm Muto Asami." She confirmed, "And you're Moriyama Kureha, right?" The brunette managed to pull a sweet smile, even if she still had a bit of a blush in place. "It looks like we have an interesting class this year." However, it wasn't long before Asami's attention was caught by their teacher. When the young women mentioned homework, a feeling of dread crept into Asami's stomach. She had done the work....but she didn't remember putting it in her bag this morning. Immediately, the brunette ducked to look through her things, and her fears were confirmed. As if in slow motion, the brunette straightened herself in her seat before she double face palmed her head into her hands and barely stifled a quiet groan.
"Idiot." She grumbled at herself. As Maki-sensai passed, Asami tried very hard not to shrink. She'd heard that the woman was kind, and maybe Asami was just beating herself up over something trivial. After all, if she explained to Maki-senai that she'd done the work, it was just at home sitting on her desk, surely it'd be alright to turn it in the next day? Or she could go run and get it during break and hand it before the day was over. Aami didn't live far from the school anyways. The brunette murmured a thank you to her sensei when she received the syllabus and calendar. That's what she'd do, after class she'd explain herself to her sensei and hopefully things would work out.
Aami, still slightly spacey had let her eyes flicker between watching classmate enter, some she recognized, others she didn't. Asami did recognize more people than not though, even if she had never actually spoke to them. She was an artist and a writer. She took inspiration from her surroundings, including the people. Of course, she'd never use the person directly without permission. But she knew she had based a couple characters in some of her stories off of students, and even some staff. Of course, those stories would never see the light of day. Asami was proud of her art skills, but shy about her writing ones. The brunette pulled her head up from the desk, only to prop it up with her hand, turning towards the window and stiffing a small yawn before turning back to the rest of the classroom.
However, after a moment, the brunettes spine straightened and she looked between two specific girls. The relationship between the two of them was almost famous. Honey eye glanced between the red and green haired girls, watching their brief interaction. Curiosity pulling at her. She knew they didn't get along, but she didn't know the reason why. What would've happened between the two last year to make a rivalry such a big thing? Asami looked down, frowning at her desk top as she started to imagine different possible scenarios that could've happened.
"Nice to meet you, you're Muto-san, right?" Asami jumped a bit, almost guilty as she turned to look at the girl who addressed her. The pig-tailed girl nodded just a little bit.
"Yes, I'm Muto Asami." She confirmed, "And you're Moriyama Kureha, right?" The brunette managed to pull a sweet smile, even if she still had a bit of a blush in place. "It looks like we have an interesting class this year." However, it wasn't long before Asami's attention was caught by their teacher. When the young women mentioned homework, a feeling of dread crept into Asami's stomach. She had done the work....but she didn't remember putting it in her bag this morning. Immediately, the brunette ducked to look through her things, and her fears were confirmed. As if in slow motion, the brunette straightened herself in her seat before she double face palmed her head into her hands and barely stifled a quiet groan.
"Idiot." She grumbled at herself. As Maki-sensai passed, Asami tried very hard not to shrink. She'd heard that the woman was kind, and maybe Asami was just beating herself up over something trivial. After all, if she explained to Maki-senai that she'd done the work, it was just at home sitting on her desk, surely it'd be alright to turn it in the next day? Or she could go run and get it during break and hand it before the day was over. Aami didn't live far from the school anyways. The brunette murmured a thank you to her sensei when she received the syllabus and calendar. That's what she'd do, after class she'd explain herself to her sensei and hopefully things would work out.
Location: Third Year Homeroom - Tsukino-sensei
Fuji paid no attention to those entering the classroom, or that's what she tried to make herself believe. However, the long haired girl paid quite a bit of attention, watching each girl in the reflection of the window as they made their way into the room. All the while Fuji sat, her leg bounced up and down. Fuji was an active girl by nature and hated sitting still. She also hated being cooped up for long periods of time. Fuji let her eyes gaze through the reflections and out at the school grounds almost longingly. Her other leg started to join the first in its bouncing.
At the entrance of Tsukino-sensei, Fuji brought her attention back into the cramped room. The long haired girl made a face at the mention of an English assignment. Fuji didn't even like talking in Japanese, her English was...not the greatest. However, she bent and took out the proper materials to begin the assignment. Her face telling anyone who would care to look just how unexcited she was about the assignment. After getting ready, the brunette looked down at the paper, another odd expression crossing over her face before she began to slowly translate what she wanted to say into English and writing it down.
In the paper, she attempted to detail her summer. Including her experiences with remodeling a cat shelter, maybe bragging about her three daily runs a little bit, and going onto include her daily magical girl practice. After she was done, which with a glance around, it looked like she was one of the last few to finish, Fuji put her pencil down, looking over at the paper with a tinge of pride in her eyes. To her all of the eraser marks were all but invisible, she had done it! That was all that mattered to the brunette.
Fuji paid no attention to those entering the classroom, or that's what she tried to make herself believe. However, the long haired girl paid quite a bit of attention, watching each girl in the reflection of the window as they made their way into the room. All the while Fuji sat, her leg bounced up and down. Fuji was an active girl by nature and hated sitting still. She also hated being cooped up for long periods of time. Fuji let her eyes gaze through the reflections and out at the school grounds almost longingly. Her other leg started to join the first in its bouncing.
At the entrance of Tsukino-sensei, Fuji brought her attention back into the cramped room. The long haired girl made a face at the mention of an English assignment. Fuji didn't even like talking in Japanese, her English was...not the greatest. However, she bent and took out the proper materials to begin the assignment. Her face telling anyone who would care to look just how unexcited she was about the assignment. After getting ready, the brunette looked down at the paper, another odd expression crossing over her face before she began to slowly translate what she wanted to say into English and writing it down.
In the paper, she attempted to detail her summer. Including her experiences with remodeling a cat shelter, maybe bragging about her three daily runs a little bit, and going onto include her daily magical girl practice. After she was done, which with a glance around, it looked like she was one of the last few to finish, Fuji put her pencil down, looking over at the paper with a tinge of pride in her eyes. To her all of the eraser marks were all but invisible, she had done it! That was all that mattered to the brunette.