Grace<br/><br/>Grace put her hands loosely together and behind her back.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:orangered">"He doesn't have a LOT of time, that's true enough, but he always sets a certain amount of time to meet new students on the days he knows they'll be here."</span>The elevator opened and she went partially in, only enough to prevent the quick shutting doors from catching the new girl. Grace ended up with her picture taken and sent ahead of them to Martin. More proof of chivalry... Now if she could be just a little more brave and do the dark dragon cave test, without freaking and running at the little (okay, humongous pride of lions loud) roar. As she pressed top floor, once Lucinda was inside and the elevator doors closed, she continued,<span class="fixed-color" style="color:orangered">"So, basically he knows you're coming so he's set a few minutes aside for you. I better check with him on the best route for the tour, come to think of it."</span>She had moved a hand to her chin in thought.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:orangered">"The most time efficient, no backtrack, see everything tour. Probably an oval of some sort."</span>She had already figured it out, Merlin wouldn't have to tell her a thing.<br/><br/>Grace must've seen something in Lucinda's expression, not unlike her own when she first arrived months earlier as she sort of changed the direction of the subject.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:orangered">"When I first arrived beginning of the school year, I wondered why the Headmistress is so close to the students and he so far. She's right up the steps, he's high above.  Simplicity, itself. She's like the disciplinarian, whilst Mr. Avery runs the whole of the school. She has to be right in the thick of it, as it were. He can still see everywhere from his office windows. Anybody who could pay close attention to their surroundings would be able to see everything from his office windows, too."</span>Of course, Princess Grace was using common sense and the logical locations of Mr. Avery's windows, not knowing he was Merlin, friend of the Pendragons for centuries, so would have other means at his disposal to see everything. Soon the bell dinged and the doors opened. They had arrived, the desk would be straight ahead (but still a decent walk, unless Martin met them as soon as they got off).<br/><br/>Kelly<br/><br/>Kelly took a deep breath, pretty much silencing her from saying anything farther. After the Headmistress finished speaking, she commented, relatively calm for her,<span class="fixed-color" style="color:firebrick">"I'm just saying, flirty girl wasn't taking no for an answer and held up the line for a good ten minutes!"</span>Exaggeration. It was closer to five or just over.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:firebrick">"Hey!"</span>She said with sudden realization,<span class="fixed-color" style="color:firebrick">"TODAY'S Tuesday!"</span>That meant her first session was right after school.<br/><br/>Sabrina<br/><br/>The platinum blonde blushed and bit her lower lip.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:cornsilk">"How else am I to lasso my uncle?"</span>She whimpered quietly, answering her own question without realizing it.<br/><br/>Tiffany<br/><br/>Tiffany sighed and nodded.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:pink">"Right. High School seniors. Both of you. Shows you how desperate I am for help, Morgan.... I'm resorting to asking high school seniors!"</span><br/><br/>Sabrina gave a giggle and Salem chuckled under his breath at that before Sabrina followed Morgan the direction towards the high school section and her first class.<br/><br/>Tiffany, meanwhile, went the opposite direction, following Elisia, whom Sabrina gave a longing gaze after followed by a pining sigh.