After a night of tossing and turning, Adrien was jostled out of a fragile sleep with a campus-wide alarm. While it was only an hour's difference between there and Germany, it made him feel like he'd missed an entire half of the day by going to sleep so early yesterday. Between transitioning to a new school where everyone hates you and the regular adjustments of settling in somewhere new, sleep hadn't come easy and waking up was proving to be just as difficult.<br/><br/>Well, maybe a little more so.<br/><br/>After keeping his head buried for a good five minutes after the alarm sounded, Adrien pushed himself out of his bed and set about getting ready for classes. Once he'd tamed his hair, unruly after a night of tossing about, Adrien took a long look at his companion. Mouse was his friend, so instead of putting him in a cage, the ferret had the run of the bed. And, like a friend, Mouse was going to suffer through this school day with him. After taking slightly too long to finish setting himself up for the day, Adrien found his way to Hubert, who seemed to have company. "Good morning," he said, falling in line to follow Hubert down the hall to their designated homeroom. As far as that went, Adrien had absolutely no idea who their homeroom teacher was or what they would be like, so Adrien just kept quiet and hoped for the best.<br/><br/>Riley's reaction was interesting, though. Adrien hadn't really talked to him since their arrival at the terminal, and he seemed pretty laid back. There was that one point when he mentioned his setting back home making things a bit complicated. Adrien chose to brush it off and let it go, though. It was a bit rude to delve into something like that. Shaking it out of his mind, Adrien straightened up and turned his attention to counting down the room numbers.