Charlotte and Kageta got to their room, Charlotte went in first and apologized to the teacher for their tardiness. As the teacher entertained her, Kageta walked inside inconspicuous to the teacher and sat in an empty chair. When Charlotte finished speaking, she went to her own seat. Kageta stood up and moved to the seat beside Charlotte. "Hey." Kageta stated as he sat next to her. The Classroom was fairly empty anyway.

Kageta looked around the spacious room. The no-stars looked fairly different from most one-stars, the one-stars were uniformed and organized, while those lower seemed to have more individuality, he also wondered to himself what, if at all, the teachers' powers were like, then again, he hasn't seen any combat in-person done by any of the students, save his classmates. Then there were also some one-stars who retained some sort of individuality, as well as the other multi-starred students. Possibly, individual personality was needed in order to achieve a higher rank than one-star. That was interesting to note. And reminded him.

"So, when do you think we'll get our own starred uniforms?" He asked Charlotte. His voice more quiet than a statement, but louder than a whisper.

Aaron felt like his head was about to pop between the new kid and Eika when suddenly Mr. Chang stood up from the chair he had literally just sat down on as the last of the students got into the room. "Alright class let's take make our way down to the auditorium so we can meet with our school president and his council. Sasaki got up and only to get pushed aside by a bigger kid behind him forcing him over his desk but he got up claiming he was fine and walked to his seat where he proceeded to miss making him land on his butt and making him look like an idiot. The real kicker for Aaron though is apparently the other no-stars didn't give five shits about it because they were so use to it apparently. "...Anyways I will lead you to the auditorium assuming none of you have an other questions." Mr. Chang said as she looked at the group of kids in front of him and when one of them asked a sarcastic question about how much he should suck up to the school president the teacher promptly answered they shouldn't and instead focus on their grades in a completely serious tone before he got all the kids up and forced them out of class in a straight line.

Jäger stared with narrowed eyes at the teacher, sat directly in front of her at the other end of the room. She didn’t like it when people just casually disregarded her like that, especially when she went to so much trouble to be polite and friendly. Not that any of the other late arrivals faired any better, which was something at least. She turned toward Kageta and hummed thoughtfully as she considered his question. “I’m not sure. It’s clear that we can’t just go and ask for one, or everybody would have one. No, we need to do something to earn them, something to catch their attention, something that they can’t ignore,” she said thoughtfully, referring to those who constituted the real power in this academy. She had had an idea about that, however she was cut off just as she opened her mouth to speak, the sound of fist on blackboard silencing the background conversation of the other students.

Once their teacher was satisfied that he had gotten everyone’s attention he cleared his throat to speak. “OK listen up brats, you have an assembly to get to, pronto, no slacking off. If I catch anyone trying to sneak off you’ll be sent straight to the Disciplinary Committee, understand? Good,” he said in monotonous tone that suggested that despite his words he really could care less. After a moment of hesitation the students started to mobilise, displaying no more enthusiasm than that shown by their teacher. Jäger turned toward Kageta and shrugged before joining the rest of the students as they headed toward the assembly point.