Abby listened to Scholar. Why would a lack of a haircut not be bad impression on the teachers? Did he know something that she didn't? Maybe he had some friends or acquaintances that were teachers? Hell, she wasn't sure. She wasn't trying to be rude about the color thing, but she was merely saying. Also, when it came to her birth control, while it was true a doctor would decide if she needed it, how could she not? She hadn't had a period yet. Most people think people who don't have periods are usually pregnant. Well, from what she saw in school. Most girls freaked out when they didn't get it because they would think of pregnancy. However, the part of his reply that freaked her out most was the part of being a gryphon. This man really had to be shitting her. She knew that gryphons didn't exist. That was fairy tale and mythical stuff. A very unconvincing look appeared on the teenager's face.<br/><br/>"Why would teachers not have a bad impression on someone who has dead, stringy hair that trails down to her butt? Also, I didn't mean to come off as rude about the dying thing. I was just trying to say, but I figured it came off wrong. For that, I apologize. About the doctor matter, I just think when I haven't really had a period before, and I figure it's really odd and not normal to have yet to have one at sixteen. As for the bra and underclothes shopping... wouldn't that be awkward to you? Well, it will be awkward for me since I have never been shopping for them before...and it probably shows that I have never experienced shopping. I don't even see what girls like about it." Abby asked as she looked at the man in doubt, "Gryphon? Aren't those mystical creatures like Unicorns?" the teen now believed she was staying with a psych case. Everyone knew that mythical creatures didn't exist. That was stuff to fuel children's imaginations at night. This would be a long day, that was for sure. However, the teen's curiosity was killing her. She had to see this for herself. Her heart was racing as she looked the man in the eye. Something in her heart believed him, but her eyes had to see it.<br/><br/>"Is it possible to see you as a gryphon?" what if gryphons were real? Would other creatures be real? Like dragons, unicorns, chimera, and hydras? What about creatures like vampires and witches and warlocks? Do zombies even exist? So many questions ran through her mind as she continued to look at him, anticipating what Scholar would say next.