Kenji was studying the new girl. She was pretty but what captured his attention most was the wide yellow eyes of hers. They were eyes that could enrapture you and hold you captive for hours. They even seemed to sparkle like stars in the night sky.<span style="font-style: italic">She has star eyes.</span>He thought to himself in amusement.<span style="font-style: italic">Beautiful and unique.</span>He listened as the teacher talked and started teaching. He found himself zoning out of the teacher's lessons. God. The man knew how to robo talk. This was the most boring class he had. Luckily he had a history tutor or his sports would be in trouble. He looked her over some more and then looked out the window. God...he wanted to be anywhere but this class. He looked back the new girl. Her name was pretty. Yukiko....he liked that name.<br/><br/>He watched her sit next to him. "Hey. I'm Kenji Kikawashi. Nice to meet you Yukiko Asaname." He looked at the window until she spoke then looked back at her as he heard her muttering. He whispered to her. "Should have been in the left hallways during lunchtime. Everyone was talking about it as every single locker in the hallway flew open at the same time." He shrugged. "Wasn't paying that much attention but friend of mine said they kept banged open and shut and some lockers had stuff fly out of them." He shrugged. "Just a freak accident. They must have electrical components in them still from when the school first started. Paranormal things don't exist contrary to what my friend Hoshi thinks." He spoke in a whisper but seriously. It was a large class so that short period of whispering wouldn't get caught as the teacher was lost in droning on about a war of some sort. He looked back at the board and started copying some stuff down.<br/><br/>Then his gaze went back to the window in boredom. His mind drifted off into thought about a baseball and remembering when it went through the window. As he pictured it in his head the window suddenly exploded inwards with a hole in it like a baseball just crashed through it. Snapping out of his thoughts as he and the rest of the classroom jumped. He wasn't the only one who zoned out during the teacher's lectures. Glass had rained in and lay on the floor. Yet there was no ball despite there being a ball field a ways off from the school. "What the heck???" he muttered. "Another strange event?"