First day. (CLOSED)

Siri was still fairly new to the Academy herself. However, it hadn't taken her very long to make herself at home in the wildly unfamiliar setting. The girl was just a human with no supernatural powers whatsoever. Some people wondered what she was even doing there. However, her brilliance in class and her knowledge of the unusual helped her blend in. It's not like she had ever fit into a normal setting particularly well. This school was, after all, well-suited for someone with her skills and eccentricities.

However, making friends with her current peers was a little different than making friends with the average kids in her age group back home. Everyone had their own bizarre gifts and quirks. Literally everyone that surrounded her was different in one way or another. So, getting to know people was in a different ballpark. Not only did she have to learn their personalities, but also she had to learn exactly what they were capable of for her own purposes that were yet to be determined.

Either way, Siri found everyone interesting. Even the smaller classmates who accidentally bumped into her. To be fair, the she hadn't been watching and apparently this stranger wasn't either. She didn't fall herself, though she did take about two steps back to get a better train of thought on what had just happened. When the stranger spoke, Siri was quick to laughter in response.

"That's two of us, so there's no need for an apology, yeah? A collision was probable," she decided before holding out a hand. "And I don't think we've met! Are you lost?"

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Lost was apparently a nonissue, which was good. Well, sort of. In a way. What Siri took note of was the suitcase the girl picked up after she stood from the ground. She stared at it while the other girl talked, taking in details that would probably never matter again after this first encounter aside from the fact that this person could have been brand new. She could have also been just leaving or switching rooms, but new students didn't seem uncommon. What with the academy digging up special individuals throughout the year, the idea of a school year at all seemed inconsistent. But her train of thought wasn't meant to focus on how the school could remodel their enrollment so much as it was focused on the person in front of her now.

The girl was indeed smaller, but not so small for it to be excusable really. It wasn't as if Siri herself was extraordinarily tall. "You're..." She paused and did a quick circle around the girl, looking her up and down. "I'd say you're approximately seven and a half centimeters shorter, so I can't say the difference is much of a reason to miss you completely. I just wasn't paying attention." There was a shrug given, willing to call out her faults as she saw them. She didn't like making excuse that couldn't make sense unless the time actually called for some ridiculous lies.

Moving past that, she still smiled. "My name is Sigrid, but most people call me Siri. But you can call me whatever, really, I don't mind." She then pointed out the suitcase that the other girl was holding. "Are you new?"

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