<span class="fixed-color" style="color:crimson">Deputy Headmistress:</span><br/>Ms. Nakamura didn't seem very interested in Kelly's rebuttal as she continued to look impassive to the girl's arguments, though the calmer reply was a welcome change.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:crimson">"Regardless of any such delays, it is not your place to step in nor should you be calling someone an ass of any kind. Especially a 'dull sword's arse' whatever that is supposed to mean."</span>the reply came in the same tone Kassandra had used before. The real mystery in this case however, was how did she know what Kelly's exact words had been, there was no mention of them in the report from Elisia.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:crimson">"You are as observant as ever Ms. Davenport, yes today is Tuesday. And I believe you have classes to attend. I will not be excusing your tardiness any further so I suggest make your way to class now. This letter is good for 15mins after the tardy bell, so I'd suggest you get a move on young lady."</span>she added as the note slid across the desk stopping right in front of Kelly, but Ms. Nakamura had never looked up or even stopped the paperwork she had been doing. It could also be noted that she was being lenient by giving Kelly 15 minutes instead of the usual 5 she normally gave. There was no way, unless she took her time, that Kelly could be later then 5 minutes to class, given the magic of the school's paths, which the students were blissfully unaware of, well except for those attuned to magic, or knew the school's true secrets, both were short lists.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:deepskyblue">Lucinda:</span><br/>Lucinda listened to Grace as she explained things, but for the most part she remained silent. What the Pendragon heiress didn't know what that the Headmaster didn't actually have time today, and was quite distracted by the latest attempt by his enemies to gain entry to the school. No doubt their plan was to try locating Excalibur, which was hidden under the school in a system of caves. In fact the students had even formed a myth about the caves, given that a few students had stumbled upon them before, and as they do made up stories about what they found there. The students often called them the Caves of Despair or the Labyrinth and had some pretty wild stories about what was hidden in the heart of the maze of tunnels. But none of them were right, after all who would really believe the Round Table and Sword in the Stone were located under the school grounds.<br/><br/>Lucinda followed Grace out of the elevator and the pair found Headmaster Avery seated at his desk. The Headmaster looked up, was that a look of annoyance or anger on his face just before his usual smile appeared? It was impossible to tell, and it could be played off as a trick of the lights or their imagination. But Lucinda was sure that was what she had seen, her sharp eye didn't miss much.<br/><br/>"Ah Ms. Greystroke, Welcome to the Avalon Institute, I'm sure you'll find we are much different from Wycombe Abbey. But I do hope you'll settle in quickly." The Headmaster said calmly, masking any other emotion from his voice. "I'm sure the Fencing Team is looking forward to having you, and know that if you do qualify for your goal, the school will provide any support that you need. Unfortunately I'm very busy today so we'll have to cut this short, again welcome and Good luck with your classes and your goal." he added briskly then turned back to his desk. As far as the two girls could tell he was doing paperwork, but in reality he was checking the school's protections on one of his many scrolls.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:deepskyblue">"Thank you sir."</span>Lucinda replied before turning back to the elevator. She couldn't help but feel like there was more going on then appearances would suggest but she didn't say anything. She also didn't really get an answer as to why the school had been so keen on sending her a scholarship. She had never heard of the Institute before a few days ago, but she wouldn't be getting her answers, at least not today. Once back in the elevator she finally broke her silence towards the other girl.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:deepskyblue">"Well that was rather abrupt. Guess he doesn't have as much time as you thought."</span>she commented simply as she waited patiently.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:purple">Morgan:</span><br/>Morgan shrugged a bit in reply to Tiffany before she made her way to the High School. Incidentally she had the same first period class as Sabrina, but sat at the very back of the class. No one  at the school knew she was really Morgana Le Fay, well except the Headmaster and Deputy Headmistress that is. But she still liked to keep to herself when she could, it made her a little bit of an outcast. The fact that a Raven could often be seen not far from her didn't really help in that regard as most found it odd and tended to avoid her as Ravens are often seen as bad omens. Once seated Morgan took out the book or this class and her notes as they waited for the teacher to start the class.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:red">Elisia:</span><br/>Elisia soon arrived at the College side of the grounds, but she didn't actually have a class yet, mostly just things to do for the Tournament committee and a small bit of help for the Disciplinary committee. As such she decided to make a quick round of the school before going to the meeting room for her committee. The route she took had her passing the very classroom Bell was currently in, and as she noticed the girl's clothes Elisia paused, noted the teacher hadn't arrived yet, and many of the other students were staring at the girl who was blissfully doodling, she entered the room.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:red">"Hey you there, your name is Bell Hill right? You do know there is a dress code?"</span>she called as she walked towards the young woman.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:red">"If a Professor catches you it'll be worse then me catching you. There are spare uniforms in the committee offices, so I suggest you come with me."</span>she added. Her voice remained calm and she did her best not to sound like she was talking down to the other girl. She figured it was more a mistake, then a conscious effort to go against the school rules.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:gold">Priscilla:</span><br/>Priscilla scoffed as she heard the reply before rolling her eyes and making her way to her own class, making it just in time. The Teacher gave a look that had Priscilla hurrying to her seat as if she had been scolded. As she looked around the room she noticed that her roommate hadn't made it to class yet, and she began to worry that Grace was in more trouble then she had expected. They hadn't really known each other long as Grace had started a little later then she had, but Priscilla found making friends quite easy so they got along well. Pushing the thought aside she took out her books and notes and waited for the teacher to begin class.