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Katie had been taking notes, paying close attention as the teacher spoke. Math was her worst subject, she did horridly in it. She blinked when Jeckt passed her a note, and smiled while opening it a reading it. She giggled softly as she read it, turning her face to give him a smile before starting to write a reply.

'Don't worry about it, it was an accident. I'm happy that we met too! And of course, I would love to. Just tell me the time and where you want to meet up and I will have no problem showing you around!'

She added this face ':3' on her letter and signed it from her, sliding it over to Jeckt. She began to write notes again.

((I'm having an extremely bad family problem, and it might go as far as to effect my rps. I want to warn all of you that it might even go to the point where I'll have to quit rping. If this happens, Damned will be taking over this rp so no worries. I just ask that you guys keep me in your thoughts, and if you're the type to pray, send your prayers to me. Me and my family need them.))

Finishing his scan Kale lifted his hand from his cheek just as the door opened the dull light that his glasses had been giving off faded quickly. As Vertigo entered Kale eyed him up for a moment. Behind the lenses of his glasses a complete bio mechanical layout of the robot like creature appeared as Kale looked it over storing the data he was finding in the flash drive like mind of his. Like himself he wasn't of a humanoid race tho unlike him he was not made anything in the same way as the android. As the boy sat down Kale simply watched him for a moment before going thru a similar scan of each of the students around him.

Elton glared as a new student entered the classroom, almost palpably arrogant and self-absorbed, and obviously one of the famous 'planetspawn androids' of Reach. How he could see an Asata - one of the more well-known information broker species in the galaxies of the Inner Clusters - and still pretend to be an unknown quantity. If he called in a few connections, Elton could find out what the newcomer was planning for dinner and the serial number of the ship he'd come in on. Some people...

((I'm going to go ahead and call bullshit on... well, several things. Meaning no offense to love2daydream, who might have been tired when she reviewed the profile, there is one seriously out-of-place thing in your profile and another that's not even physically possible without violating the laws of physics, at least not unless your character is built like a tank and you've neglected to mention.

The two points are as follows.

First: Assuming a rational government, there is no possible reason for any government to even think of locking up a Spacer. Your character would have literally nothing to fear whatsoever unless he legitimately broke the law.

Second: Your home planet of 'Reach' is almost infinitely improbable for three very complex reasons. Two of them likewise make life of any sort, let alone intelligent life, an impossibility on the planet, should it exist. The sheer size prevents it having any sort of intelligence. PM me for details, but if you don't want a long, rambling explanation please trust me when I say that my facts are legit and your home planet has no business existing.))

((Both your irrational rebuttal and your ridiculous and thinly-veiled (oh, wait, I meant to say 'completely undisguised and unwarranted') accusation of godmodding have been addressed in a PM to you.

Setting aside the ragefaces, what say we get back to roleplaying?))

Englith had been rather annoyed when she'd first gotten to school, she'd been relatively bitter and un-excited, but she'd never actually thought of the possibility of not only meeting Earthers but also Spacers on, well, Earth. She'd also yet to meet any prejudice from being one from a Gaseous planet, that meant double-success. As Elton offered non-Earth food, a rather good idea because Englith doubted she could absorb one solid bite, she felt the last of the tension that had marked her first morning leave her. That tension, formerly annoyance, had turned further to intrigue and openness. Boy, her parents would be happy with that.

"I accept/am-grateful/thankful/happy. Thank you Brothereldermind, you are/have-been very kind/welcoming/sweet."

She turned her attention to Adrian's note, reading it quickly and picking up his excitement. It didn't spread as well as the mindlink had impressed upon her the lessening annoyance, but it did seem rather catching for an Earth letter. Her eyes were drawn to the front of the room when the door opened. As the boy sat down she found herself oddly fascinated again, as the words he spoke 'non-organic' caught her attention. More technologically based lifeforms? Oh how intriguing....

(Yay! No more Rage-Faces! 3nodding )

Inside her own head, Englith nodded. She probably wouldn't have gone up to the front the way Elton had, though, she was much more likely to sit back quietly and explain from her place in the back. Then again, if she'd been called on at all she probably would have been so embarrassed that she'd have partially disappeared. Math was a necessary thing to her, with calculations and Geometry being a big part of her everyday writings and engineering feats, but being called out on it wouldn't do her well.

Maybe things would be different if she were in a science classroom, she loved experimentation with chemicals.

"(awe/agreement) Yes, I/we/us/spacers are/am very/overmuch/more-than they/Earthers/Earthlings think/know/understand us/spacers to-be." Then again, that sounded bitter again, she added on "But/also we/spacers/us don't fully/allmuch/overmuch understand/comprehend the Earthers/Earthlings/Humans yet, either."

Englith looked over at Vertigo as if he had surprised her. Indeed he had. She whispered a response. "The teacher is teaching." She seemed rather adamant, despite the fact that she would like to make friends, that she not make any human adults think badly of her. There was a reason Elton and Adrian's conversations with her were silent, in either case. "It's rude to talk over him." Her voice, like her frame, was light and small. Obviously she could be loud if she wanted to, but it was in her nature not to be disruptive. In order to answer the boys question, however, she tapped on her pencil case, which in elegant script had the name 'Englith' carved into the side. It was a touch she had added in case she lost it for whatever reason.