<a class="link link--external" href="https://i.pinimg.com/564x/21/2d/d7/212dd78a44b76c2623a588e01e820474.jpg" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" target="_blank">Martrice Gorson</a>is the headmaster of Greyman Preparatory. He had been for the last 12 years and had come to love the school, and cherish all his students and staffs that came to the campus. He was in his office reading over a few files. He lowered his cigar from his lips and stamped out in the ashtray to his left. He groaned and closed the files. He looked to the grandfather clock in the corner that was ticking away reminding him that with each tock came closer to him greeting the student body for the 2020-2021 school year. He clapped his hands behind his back and walked over to the floor to ceiling window that his desk and chair was positioned in front of. He loved it because outside of it he could see the main courtyard in which students were socializing and beginning to file into the building for the assembly. This year was going to be a remarkable and unforgettable one. It had been decided last fall that the school would participate in the Monster-Human relations program. It was a huge step and a huge risk but one that was necessary for progression into these modern times. 3 years prior legislation had been passed that granted monsters proper citizenship the same in which humans had before the two had been separated. Never interacting, never integrating, and certainly never sharing the same spaces. The program worked similar to international students coming to a different country. Some monsters would be attending human schools, and some humans would be attending monster schools. The headmaster was confident in his abilities and that of his staff that this would be a success but where his worry lied was in the students, no matter the species or race teenagers would be teenagers.<br/><br/>Ophelia Throton snatched her saddle bag off of her desk chair and bounced out of the door. She made sure that she had on her school id tag and dorm keys before heading to the main building on campus. She was so excited for the year. In the spring semester of last year it was announced that Greyman Prep would be one of three school participating in the Human-Monster relation program, and she took this opportunity to be in the center of it all she was given the position of president of the council. She had spent the last month of her summer vacation making certain things were in order and today was the day it would all come together. Leaving the dorm building she joined the crowd who was heading to the auditorium for the first assembly of the year in which Headmaster Gorson would greet the students and tell them how he was excited about the new year and looked forward to it. She anticipated this assembly would be an unforgettable one.