Celia thought the teacher had seen the paper that Chris had passed, so why was he ignoring it? That seemed odd to her but she just passed it off for him being busy telling off Xinorrie for talking in class. As much as she wanted to ditch class, she didn't want to do it with whatever he was. Though maybe she was wrong about him being another race just because he had a weird name. But she had to admire him for being so hard on Penny. That impressed her but was it enough to change her mind about being with people of other races? If she was going to ditch, she wanted Chris to come along with her. He was the first human that she had seen in this miserable school in a long time.<br/>She whispered to Xinorrie.<br/>"Maybe...I agree this class is boring."<br/>The teacher was flabbergasted by his student declaring he was going to ditch, he already tried to punish him but he kept going on. It seemed he was going to have to be stricter to the students in order to get them in line.<br/>"Xinorrie come forward in front of the class, I think you need a lesson to be taught to you."<br/>If he did not listen to the teacher, he would feel something dragging on his mind, like something was forcing him to walk there. To this school this class was the most important subject to be taught, so they made sure the teacher had the skills to keep the students in line. They had anticipated students like him coming to the school.<br/>Celia watched, wondering what the teacher was going to to do him but used the time when he was focusing on the rebel to write another note to Chris. It read:<br/>If you think I like this class, your sadly mistaken. I hate this school and all of the people in it. Your the only human I have seen so far, I think most of the others must of left to Ree. I think we might have a lot to talk about. Why don't you meet me in the cafeteria during lunch so we can talk?<br/>She tossed the note over to his desk, and since the teacher was so busy with Xinorrie he didn't pay too much attention to it.