It was a warm morning in Gotham City. The summer was coming to an end, so the air wasn’t dry or unpleasant and held the slightest chill to it, a sign of the oncoming autumn. Still she pulled at the school tie uncomfortably, gripping the strap of her bad a little tighter as she walked up to the large, very intimidating building. All around her students walked past her, happily chatting to their friends after summer break, completely oblivious to her discomfort and nervousness. It was strange being so intimately close to so many strangers. True, the circus was always crowded but she knew each and every person there, trusted them.
Here any time someone came too close to her she cringed slightly, as if afraid that they might suddenly attack her. Summer wasn’t shy perse, just a little unsure of how to act around people. In the halls she was bumped and pushed as other students walked past her and she spent a lot of her time feeling and looking very lost. She, by some small miracle, managed to find her locker and put her bag inside, happy to be rid of the weight and extra bulk before taking out her schedule and trying to figure out where and what class she was actually supposed to be attending.
Through some small miracle she managed to make it to her first class without being late, then again she’d prepared for it by giving herself a lot of time to account for getting lost. The school was big, but well designed, so it wasn’t that hard to find her classes as the day went on. Regardless she was more than happy when lunch rolled around and she was given a moment to just take a breath and not have to worry about being late to her next class because she was lost or being suffocated by the hoards of students.