Zarya couldn't say she was surprised when the headmistress decided to forego any explanation of where they were in favor of telling everyone at once. She had kind of expected as much, which was why she hadn't actually asked the question. She supposed that they would just have to wait a little longer until everyone else arrived and they could get started.<br/><br/>She stood on the sidewalk next to Jaxon as they waited. Before too long, another girl fell from the sky, followed shortly by a boy. Both were understandably confused as to their whereabouts. The boy was speaking Japanese, before opting to try English, which was more likely to be understood by the others around them. His English wasn't as good as his Japanese, and he had an accent, but his question was clear enough.<br/><br/>Both of the others were greeted by the staff, who urged them to move to the sidewalk, where she and Jaxon currently waited. She wondered what kind of people they were, and decided that she would introduce herself to them, too, once they made their way over here. Perhaps it would make them feel for welcomed, too? No less confused, but perhaps more comfortable. And if it didn't, they could always tell her off and she'd go away. It wouldn't be the first time.