New Student Orientation

"So I'll have to deal with it alone... got it..." The girl said so in a very clearly disappointed tone when it was recommended that she takes it to the school administration. It had to be expected, really. But obviously, Leila still wasn't used to this place and somewhat disliked the idea of having to run around and figure out everything on her own. Thankfully there was not a whole lot of that, at least not yet anyway.

"Oh, but I am over 18! And I do have a guardian as well, though he stayed back in our world. He's not exactly the social type." Chuckling as she said the last part, Leila eyed Liliana one more time, trying to figure out how old the other girl was just from her appearance. Though that was a bit difficult, so she gave up pretty quickly. And with a good timing, too. The fun part of the tour seemed to have just started!

Looking to the side, she noticed one of the ghosts pretty quickly. Yes, she could see them just fine. In fact, this was not even her first time dealing with ghosts and the supernatural, she had seen plenty in her homeworld. Instantly sparkling up even more than before, she basically jumped in front of one of them and started examining them from every angle. "Good day! Home come you live in a place like this? Is this your final resting place? Do you have to always think about not falling through the floor when you can go through everything?"

A barrage of questions was tossed at the poor spirit, perhaps in a somewhat rude matter. But Leila couldn't quite help it, she was interested to see how different this world was from her own. And asking questions was the best way to do so. Though she quickly turned around and waved Liliana closer, as she didn't want to ignore her new friend either!

It didn't appear that the ghosts were very talkative, which was a bit of a shame. Maybe the girl could find some way to talk to them later on. For now, she turned back toward Liliana and quickly moved back to her, suddenly grabbing her hands and bringing them up to the height level of her chest, blushing slightly. "This place is really amazing, thank you for showing me!" Wearing this wide grin on her face, Leila was unable to hide her excitement.

"Playing pranks on younger students sounds like an amazing afterlife for a grumpy old man, doesn't it?" She then joked a bit before letting go of her new friend's hands, hoping she didn't breach the personal space too much. She just got a bit too emotional when she discovered this place and everything that was in it, knowing that she will probably spend a good chunk of time here in the future. "Maybe we could come here together sometime when you're not busy with your position?"

She was here only a few days, but it appeared that Leila was already making plans for the next week and forming proper relationships. And she certainly did not mind that at all! Being from the world she came from, she did not expect to be able to progress this smoothly and quickly. And as a result, she had this big, goofy grin on her face as she nodded to the council president. "I'm looking forward to it!"

Having absolutely no objections to moving on in order to see the rest of this school before sunset, the silver-haired maiden followed closely behind Liliana until they arrived at the cafeteria. It was certainly very different from the calming and fairly silent presence of a library. A lot of noise and people in one place instead. "I see. Though I can eat pretty much anything, so there should be no problem~" Just like a regular human and maybe a little bit more. "Do you also eat here as well?"

"I see, I see" The girl let out of her as she listened to her guide and looked over the giant room at the same time. She would probably eat here only for lunch as well, if even. She was used to making her own means, which actually made her wonder if there was any way to do that.

Surely there was, given how many facilities this place already seemed to have. Though she decided to keep that question inside of her for now, as Liliana quickly dashed out, ready to show her the rest of the school before Leila could even really ask what a vending machine was.

Hopping right behind the other girl, the silver-haired maiden ran her hand through the oddly-colored locks as she looked around them again. A bit of sweat might have even been seen going down her forehead as she tried desperately to process all of this at once.

"Gym... is that something like a training dojo?" She heard the word before, but never learned what it meant properly. But once again, they were already on their way somewhere else. "Infirmary... hospital?"

A training dojo was one of the main places where a warrior would try to improve their skills or obtain new ones in the world where Leila spent most of her time. But it seemed that many more individuals were using this place for a bigger variety of things. It was definitely quite interesting.

It also seemed that they finally slowed down. Not that Leila was winded or anything, it was all just a bit overwhelming. "I... see. Thankfully I don't really get sick, probably because my immune system has a lot of action." Was what the girl thought, but in reality, it was because she was actually a spirit.

When Liliana apologized, the silver-haired maiden started waving her hands around. "No, no, it's fine. It's just... the technology in this world seems so much more advanced in this world than in mine, it's just a bit confusing. So things like... vending machines? I've never even heard of those. Though it's all really amazing! I'm surprised there is so much tech rather than magic!"