Calypso smiled softly and giggled at the doctor. "Everything but visions, and math. I'm great at math." She shrugged. "A lot of us feel trapped. We were allowed to practice our powers and abilities without bothering anyone befor-" she shut her mouth and her eyes dimmed. "-I suppose there's a point to us being here. Learn something. Move on." She sighed and glanced up at Archeon again.<br/><br/>"I'm a problem child. I always have been, always will be. No need to waste your time trying to help me feel better. I'll just turn around and mess up all your good work in one foul swoop, one day. What everyone else seems to think. What with my history." She smirked and rolled her eyes. "Sorry to have bothered you doc. I'll be looking forward to your class. Still the only teach in here who can put a smile on anyone's face." She pushed off the wall she found herself leaning on, and back out into the halls.<br/><br/>It was time for the cafe to open and she needed some food, her stomach screaming at her. Once she got to the cafe, she walked down the line picking up fruit and a bagel. Then a carton of milk. She asked the women behind the glass for eggs and bacon- then she went to sit in a back corner. Most kids had class starting now. A lot of the older kids would start class in the next hour like her. At least from what she'd observed being here. Calypso coughed, picking up her milk and drinking it.<br/><br/>It was a good half hour before she was done with breakfast, then on her way down the hall to her first class of the day.