Jassy Harime

"Oh god oh god oh god!" Jassy was running late. She forgot to lock the door to her hotel room. She was staying in a fancy hotel in America as she had been invited to an even more fancy school, but she was already running late on her first day. As she ran across the side of the road, the bus that she had previously been waiting for, had just flew past her. The tapping of her heels were in sync with her swearing: 
"Shit shit shit shit- STOP STARING YOU PERVE!" 
An old man had been driving suspiciously slow beside her, gazing at her and her bikini like get up. She addorned a pink leopard skined bra that was soft and fluffy, a pair of grey shorts hooked with robbins and a flashy belt. Not to forget her deep purple heels that fashioned three bows of a lighter colour up her foot.
After a few minutes she could finally see the school in her sights! It was there, growing ever taller as she ran towards it. No time for stopping she made amad dash for the entrence. Only to stop suddenly. It was if she had just ran head first into a brick wall. This numb feeling began to spread from her chest to all parts of her body. Her legs just gave in, she collapsed on the floor. With her last breath she whispered "And... I just got through the damn do-..."

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Kirali Kira

Awakening in a disturbingly shady looking class room, Kirali observed her surroundings. Fifteen other students, approximately five of them awake. It suddenly dinged on her. She had collapsed beforehand and was brought to this room. But why here? Not in the nurses office? And why with this ragtag looking bunch of people?
Before questioning them, she gripped the hilt of her sword. Nodding, she was glad it was still with her. Standing up her silver hair had been tied into one large pony tail, although she didn't remember tying it up, it was at the utmost convenience. 
Turn her head to the awake students she raised a question.
"So, you lot, why are there plates of metal pressed up against the windows? We're in a classroom, not a prison cell... American schools are most strange..."