The Xavier Institute for Higher Learning

[The camera opens up and a girl that may have been showing up less and less may have finally appeared after a... long absence. She looks absolutely wretched. Her bangs have been pinned out of her eyes, and Saturn's rings look small in comparison to the one underneath hers.]

Okay, guys... I... I think I have this. When Andrew Carnegie sold his pie is equal to the square root of one is a the only number that is not prime as primes even though it is multiplied so many times that the population of rabbits outnumber the amount of food it is to feed the homeless and other charities such as red cross and make a wish foundation is the structure underneath a house which can sometimes be damaged to earthquakes and extremely powerful wind resistance and other types of friction need to be calculated in order to determine the acceleration of how he made his millions and created the Carnegie Library and other schools.

...

[She pauses, staring blearily into the camera for a good, solid minute.]

...guys I think I need a break.

[The video feed opens to a girl with shimmering silver-blue hair and deep red eyes. Her fingers come together as she looks nervously into the camera for a second.]

U-Um... hello! I'm Catherine Fujishima a-and... well, you guys might have seen me over the past week? If... if you didn't that's okay. I was just a guest here and I know you guys were busy.

[As she gets going her pacing becomes a bit livelier as she gains more confidence.]

So, anyways, yeah! I just wanted everybody to know that I've made a decision: I'm gonna join this school! It... it seems like it'd be a lot of fun learning and stuff. I've been told I'm gonna be joining the 10th grade, though I probably gots a lot of work to catch up on.

I hope that we can all get along!

[She bows politely, her ponytail following her lowering head.]

Oh, yeah! And if anybody doesn't mind helping me catch up, I'd really appreciate it! I'm could use a tutor for math, an' science, an' English, an' composition, an' history. But mostly the first three.