Hey Headmistress

Maria sighed upon hearing the knock, her head falling to her desk. She stood up, not really in the mood for this. Those stupid teachers couldn't handle anything on their own, they always had to come to her. They had been bothering her all day, and the thought that it may have actually been a student hadn't crossed the Headmistress's mind.

The woman opened the door just in time to hear part of his last comment, and looked at the student, an eyebrow raising. "You'd do well not to disrespect your elders..." she told him calmly. "I do, in fact, know my way to the door. Now, what is it you need?" She offered a small smile, waiting for his response.

"Hey there HM. I'm new here, my name is Axel Dragora. When I got here, everybody toled me come to you for all the info about where I stay and all that goold stuff."

Maria nodded. She had heard he was coming — she was the Headmistress, after all. "Heh, yep," she said in response to people coming to her for information on where to stay and such. "Well, this is obvious, you stay in the boys dorms. I'll get your room number in a second."

"Oooookay....so what kinda school ya runnin' here miss?"

An eyebrow raised slightly again. "Huh? What do you mean?" she asked. She hadn't really thought anything of the other kid floating around, seeing as how these sort of things were daily experiences for her. She was used to it by now.

"Oh I get it! I'm not the only....ehhhh...."special" Kid here!"

Maria laughed along with him, and shook her head. "Nope, you're not the only one. This entire school is for, as you put it, 'special kids', so this whole building is filled with sometimes weird occurrences. You'll get used to it after a while." She gave him a reassuring smile. Most children did get used to it, seeing as how they were around people that were like them selves, and yet different from most of society.

".... Glad to be aboard ma'am! I promise not to be a gigantic problem!"

The woman laughed again. "Good to know," she said to his promise not to be a problem. With that, she went to her desk and shuffled through some of her papers, going back over to him once she had found the paper that had his room number and everything on it. She handed it to him. "There you go. That should have everything you need to know, but if you have any questions, feel free to ask me or a teacher or anyone else."