Jasper gave a small smirk as he leaned back in his chair, his eyes falling on Rue as he gazed into the back of her head. It already seemed to him she was rather stuck up in her own world, thinking she was better than everyone else saying they couldn't handle her world. She might be right, but it still didn't seem right with her saying that as if she already knew everyone in the room would just cower the moment they stepped into her world. She even had the nerve to say she was the top student in her old school, almost rubbing it in everyone's face. His other opinions on the other kids were about the same, they didn't notice him, he was glad with that. He wasn't odd, or at least he didn't think of himself as odd.<br/><br/>Leaning forward in his desk a little at Rue, he said quietly but not loud enough for the teacher to hear, not caring at all what she thought or the other students around him thought about his question as he whispered it. "Huh, do you really think all of us can't handle your world, is that a challenge?" He asked her, seeing her as a stuck up female in her own world. He didn't like that at all, they always caused trouble, a lot of trouble. His whisper was quiet, calm, and his voice was low, showing no emotion at all as he looked at her, seeing if she would respond.