It seemed to take forever for the first class to end. Asura was used to a much different type of teaching, and to be honest, he found normal school to be extremely boring. He quickly gathered up his things, and made his way to the door, hesitating for a moment to watch the scene with Delilah and her<span style="font-style: italic">friend</span>. The expression on her face said that she wasn't particularly thrilled with having that oaf all over her that way, but it wasn't any of his business. Besides, it wasn't really his place to step in, considering that she just let it happen.<br/><br/>Walking out into the hallway, he felt his phone buzz in his back pocket, and slipped into a nearby restroom to answer it. With the exception of his parents, no one had his number, so he knew that it was either one or the other. And if he ended up being late to his next class, he could just blame it on being new.<br/><br/>"Yeah?" He said into the receiver, not bothering to see who it was first.<br/><br/>"Hey, kid." Said his father's deep voice on the other end. "How's the first day of school going so far?"<br/><br/>Asura sighed. "Boring as hell. I don't know why you guys bothered enrolling me. There's absolutely nothing I can learn here at this point.<br/><br/>His father laughed. "Well, hopefully going to a normal school will help you with your social skills. In real life, nobody answers their phone by saying 'yeah'. In any case, we can discuss it in more detail when you get home. Just try to keep an open mind, son. You may find that you like it more than you expected."<br/><br/>"Right..." He replied sarcastically. "I was here for fifteen minutes, and had to stop myself from breaking some idiot's face. If I wanted to learn restraint, I could have just stayed home and trained with you. But fine... have it your way. Guess I better get to my next class, so I'll see you later."<br/><br/>"Have a good day, son." His dad replied before hanging up.<br/><br/>Asura slipped into his next class just as the teacher started to talk. After making his apologies for his tardiness, he found himself sitting next to Delilah once again, as it was the only open seat in the class. He assumed that was probably because that Scott guy didn't like other guys sitting next to her, and that thought was backed up by way Scott glared at him -  not that he paid much attention to it.<br/><br/>"You know..." He whispered to her once he had settled in. "If we keep bumping into each other like this, I might start to think you're stalking me or something."