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For once the Admissions office was something of a bore. After maybe weeks of trying to find extra hands to help Cytus, she had found it in the hands of a couple of second year students. Although both combined were not nearly as efficient as the Aenari, as they tended to goof off more than work. When problems came up however, the pair could at least be counted on to help out in an emergency.

Of course, this meant that she still had to take care of a lot of the simple stuff, which meant checking if students were on the list to be registered or not. As far as this current list that Cytus was checking out however, the process of elimination was rather easy. She stood at the front desk and found one female, one dracoform, and another male. A quick check on the names of the list pointed at one boy having probably missed the list.

Cytus came out from behind the desk, approaching Dylan with all the silence of an owl. Not intended of course, it just happened when you were light on your feet. Dylan was right about one thing however, people were staring, Cytus especially; although this could be easily dismissed as being unable to see into more standard wavelengths of light.

"Have you registered for classes yet? I have not yet seen you around the school."

Of course she hadn't. But then again, it was her job to make sure that she would at some point see him around the school. Cytus' voice was more monotonic than anything, and was devoid of the normal emotion that most sentient species on the planet had. Once again, a cultural and physiological difference.

"I will be more than happy to assist you if required. If so, please follow me to my office."

"I apologize if I have startled you. It appears to be an issue that is common with myself. My name is Cytus, I handle student admissions."

The silence of her footsteps was something that she was working on. Hard light constructs for footwear however was naturally quiet, and she had not yet found a pair of shoes that was designed for her. It was possible that a cobbler could create something for her rather large toes, but until then, hard light footwear it was.

"Do you have a surname, Dylan? And do you have papers indicating your invitation to the Academy?"

Neither was required, but both helped. Like Cytus, it may be very possible that he did not have one. Nor did Cytus have an invitation to the academy until she had gotten here. That said, asking questions in the middle of the lobby was probably making him uncomfortable.

"If you are uncomfortable, we may leave the lobby if you wish."

Of course, she had already asked if he wanted to move to the office, but had gotten no answer thus far.

Cytus made a mental note of Dylan's first name before pulling out a small device to scan and take a picture of his invitation. Those with invitations had already been entered into the school's computers...it was just a matter of confirming them.

"Please come with me."

Cytus waved her hand, and started walking into the back office, and into a room where most students had been confirmed as students. Another hand guided Dylan to a seat in front of her desk.

"Welcome to the academy Dylan. I would like to ask if your abilities of sorts have taken an unstable turn since your arrival, or if you've been having issues that may compromise the safety of the campus. I understand it is a strange question, but student safety has been a priority.

Not to mention since Carl blew up the cafeteria, it's always been in Cytus' repertoire of questions.

Additionally, I'd like to know if you have any questions for me.

Cytus scribbled some notes down in a dialect that nobody quite understood. Possible time mage, someone to look out for probably, but seems reasonable enough.

"If you are not in control of your ability, I will recommend that you take a course as an attempt to gain control."

Time mages were an especially dangerous bunch. Granted they could usually only affect a certain area around them, but for his own sake, it would probably be preferred.

"Other the the class I mentioned earlier, you will receive a full schedule in the coming days, as well as an allocation for room and board. Should you require specialized board, I can make note of it. I am...not the best person to talk to about making friends. I have not found many myself, but many of the school are quite friendly. New students is a very common occurance, and everyone is used to the idea that there are new people in their classes quite often.

"It is unlikely you will be able to do significant damage, but we prefer that the possibly be negated as much as possible."

Cytus slid a piece of paper across the desk, this time in English, which contained Dylan's schedule, places to eat, dorm assignments, the works. It looks like the interns were goofing off again, and so Dylan's question was something of a relief.

"Yes, you may go, if you have any other questions, please feel free to mail me."