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[abracadabrapon]

WHO: abracadabrapon and restoringpeace
LOCATION: Traverse Town
TIME: Earlier in this week
WHAT: Setsuna decides to help the new student to her new home!
RATING: PG, just in case anything unfortunate happens.

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[restoringpeace]

Euphemia really wasn't sure what to make of this place. It was humble and modest but completely different to what she was usually used to. Thankfully, none of the civilians present were all that cross with her asking questions about the surrounding area. Unfortunately, none of them had the answers she was looking for, and try as she may to hope this was a bad dream, the realization that she really was on another world all together eventually sunk in.

Lost and with only her communicator to guide her, she was a little surprised to find herself standing before the senshi of time. Startled by her appearance after only speaking with her a short while ago, she gave a single nod and a nervous smile in response to her given name. "Yes... but ... E-Euphy will do just fine!" She answered softly. Waking up on a strange place and already enrolled in a school.

[abracadabrapon]

Setsuna tended to have that effect on people. Just appearing out of nowhere was a specialty of hers.

"Ah...Euphy, then." With a smile she held out her hand. "I am Ms. Meiou. Meiou Setsuna. I'm the physics teacher of the academy, though like you, I am also displaced from my world. A pleasure to meet you."

[restoringpeace]

The smile was returned with a more genuine one this time, forgetting for a second that she was alone and that this wasn't her home to greet the woman cordially in a manner that wasn't aloof and disoriented. "It's a pleasure to meet you, Ms. Setsuna. I guess ... I don't have much choice in this, do I?" She asked, a wary look given to the locals around town. With no money or family in sight, it didn't look like she had many options to go by at this point.

"What kind of school is this, if you don't mind me asking?"

[abracadabrapon]

"It's an academy, with a dress code, though the tuition is free. All of the students are under 18, as for them, attendance is mandatory."

With that, she started walking.

"It is also a way to keep the children safe. Though, it doesn't mean that there aren't other activities to do. There are various jobs for students to do outside of school and--ah, the station is this way."