To be completely fair, Jin did his best to try and listen to the teacher while he spoke about this and that. He always did, but it just never really worked out that way. Weither his mind drifted or his eyes did he just never could focus on those same boring speeches they always gave on the first day. He tended to focus more on his classmates and trying to figure out just what kind of monster they were. Sure it was all suppose to be kept a secret to avoid anyone being judged or something like that. Sooner or later though it slipped for everyone, and he liked to make bets with himself as to what they are.<br/><br/>It was usually no trouble picking out the minors, all of them having some kinda quirk that gave it away. It was the upper classes, those big monsters, that seemed to have the best abilities at keeping what they were hidden. Assuming they wanted to, those with power tended to be on the more egotistical side and it usually gave him enough to make a fair guess.<br/><br/>While off in his own little world of thought though, it took him a moment to realize that the room had gone rather eerily quiet, and he quickly looked around to make sure he hadn't been the source of the silence. Suffice it to say he was realized when he saw the boy infront of the girl to his left holding her notebook with the teacher approching. Smirking abit, he just leaned his hand against his cheek as he shook his head. "Well, he's certainly not the brightest light bulb in the room." he muttered to himself as he just waited to watch the teacher crack him with the ruler. There was always someone to take the heat from him first day after his usual late enterance.