Elise wondered, briefly, if the new student's father knew exactly what sort of shark tank he threw his son into. "It had to be hard, going home to a home where someone was angry at you. Perhaps this will be a nice break for the both of you. "<br/><br/>She smiled back at him, all the time sure that it would be lucky if this boy lasted a week in this school. He was going to be eaten alive and that pretty-boy smile of his was not going to help him here. "The school can be fairly confusing until you get it down. You were able to get to the dorm room and find this one by yourself, that's slightly impressive. During the time between classes I will show you where you need to go. During larger breaks I can show you where other things are. This is a highly academic school, since several of the student's funding to come here depends on their grades. It is a good school, but it comes with a lot of quirks and rules."<br/><br/>She knew that this human had the attention of every other student in the class. Elise knew that she couldn't simple tell them to stop staring, or glare at them. She didn't have the power to force her own will upon her peers. Instead she leaned in closer to Max and gave him a knowing look, as if the two of them shared a secret. "Don't mind them," she whispered. "You would think by this age they would have developed manners but I'm afraid it simply isn't the case." She grinned as a few of their classmates had the decency to look away and pretend to not be paying attention."<br/><br/>Soon enough the teacher entered the room. It took extra effort to get the class to pay attention to him, but he eventually succeeded and class began. Elise flashed one more smile at Max before facing forward and going through the motions of class. Really, her mind was reeling. This was going to a challenging day.