<div class="floatleft">(https://wing-auctions.c.yimg.jp/sim?furl=auctions.c.yimg.jp/images.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/image/dr000/auc0305/users/8/3/8/0/golf_kace02-img400x600-1496218086oihpgk19542.jpg&amp;dc=1&amp;sr.fs=20000)</div>Name: Aoi Fujisaki<br/>Time: Day 1 Morning<br/>Location: Dorms<br/>Tagging: Ken<br/>Notes/Warning: N/A<br/><hr/><br/>"Hm?" Aoi heard the voice come from the room, before a head popped out from behind the door to reveal a young man, around his age or so. Blonde hair, blue eyes, and currently putting all of his things away, he seemed to be, so far from the seconds he had encountered with him, a 'normal' person. He didn't mean it in any way bad, just in the context of what he had seen so far; Chie specifically came to his mind when he thought on the matter.<br/><br/>"Nice to meet you too." Aoi said back to the man, letting his bag fall to the ground with a soft<em>'thump'</em>. "I'm Pr...Aoi. Fujisaki Aoi." A polite bow was given to the male, the choice to keep his title secret for the time being more apparent as he thought on the matter. Having remembered the attention he had gotten from both Galatea and Chie minutes ago, he realized that having such attention made him stick out much more then he wished or intended. Being at the island, on summer vacation, Aoi wished that he could be more...normal, in a sense. His title having no standing, or rather simply to be like every other student that went to school, without the perks of being recognized as royalty, or given any form of special treatment. Sure, it was still apart of his title, and he would let others know when they asked where he was from, but for the time being, he would stick simply to his name until otherwise needed.<br/><br/>Moving along to his own room, he settled his bag on the bed that would be his, noticing that his things had already been brought to his room; it must have been the quick work of the staff at the island. "So, if I could ask by chance, where do you come from, school-wise, I mean. There's so many people from so many schools, it's hard to keep track of all of them."