David took his seat in the back, taking off his backpack. He set his backpack down by his seat, which from the design of it, looked like one of those messenger bags. There was a Cartoon chibi-like Panda holding out a Rose and some words underneath it that read, "There is Always Hope in the World" on the flap corner, it looked to be stitched in. But it was a backpack that felt comfortable to him. As he sat there, he was looking at the teacher, even though he couldn't hear what he was saying, he paid attention anyways. He was thinking over the conversation he had with his father this morning, talking about how if the students tried to bully him again, that he would have to start his Karate training again. He had stopped for a year at one point because he felt safe in his environment, but once things got hectic, course, David had to move schools. Despite being Deaf and unable to hear the movement of the enemy, David was pretty cautious of his surrounds when in training.<br/><br/>From the corner of his eye though, he caught someone looking at him. Slowly he turned his head to look at her, seeing the small hand gesture for 'Hi' To which, he returned it, then turned his head back to look at the teacher. He took the liberty to scan his eyes around the room, looking at the students. He was looking at the Jock off in the corner. He was guessing that this guy was going to be trouble for him already. But there was no turning back this year. He needed to get those credits and pass this year. He wasn't about to fail this year because of a minor Handicap.<br/><br/>David reached over the side of his chair and grabbed his backpack, setting down in his lap, he opened it, going through some material that was in it. He found his notebook and set it on the desk, took out a mechanical pencil and a Eraser. He put his backpack back down by his desk and opened up his notebook. David decided to take notes today, that way he wouldn't forget anything by the time he would get home. School wouldn't be so bad today, right? As long as the Jock in the corner would leave him alone, things would be fine. Also, despite the weather outside, his mother told him it was going to rain, so he was fortunate to have brought an Umbrella, which was tucked away in his bag just in case. David was now focused on the teacher.