<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/a/ac/Taro03.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Taro Ikeda (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=257738.msg12730054#msg12730054)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Abnormal Support Club stand<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Afternoon, First Day<br/><strong>With:</strong>Megumi, anyone<br/><hr/><strong>"It's okay,"</strong>Taro tried to reassure her in a warm, gentle voice.<strong>"You have been thrown into this new life only a few days ago, had to adjust to this school. You can't think of everything. Don't worry about it. Working together towards a common goal, sharing the load, that's what a club is for, right?"</strong><br/><br/>He picked up the pen again and made a few notes on the reverse of the flyer Megumi had created.<strong>"Now, lets see..."</strong>he bit his tongue for a moment, then started to write, spelling out what he wrote down.<br/><br/><strong>"Are you looking for a place to talk about your life with people who have been through the same experiences?<br/><br/>"Would you like to share something about your powers with people who are equally gifted?<br/><br/>"Do you need help adjusting to integrated schools?<br/><br/>"Would you like to help us bridge the gap between normal and abnormal students?<br/><br/>"Sign up today with the Abnormal Support Club."</strong><br/><br/>Taro was about to gnaw on the end of the pen when he read over his notes again, only at the last moment remembering that this wasn't one of his own pencils.<br/><strong><br/>"I think we should not emphasize the whole thing about problems with powers too much,"</strong>he stated, tapping the pen at his chin. He knew Megumi wanted to help. He knew she thought she could do something there, but it really sounded a bit heavy to him, and he was glad she seemed to come around to that point of view, even if he was not quite certain if he wasn't pushing her too much in a certain direction.<strong>"I suspect a lot of people would be reminded too much of sessions they had with scientists in government clinics, if we emphasized that. These things probably take a bit of time. You can extend your offer to everyone who joins the club when the time is right, when we all know each other a little better."</strong><br/><br/>He dropped the pen next to the member list and stood up straight. Megumi had a lot of right ideas and she had already made an amazing progress towards turning them into reality. All she needed was a little grounding in reality and if Taro could provide that, what did he have to lose? He really did want to help bridge that gap between new and old students, and he had already been marked a friend of the abnormals, after being seen with Shizuma in the cafeteria a few days ago.<br/><br/>Taro smiled at the thought. So he was friends with some abnormals. Big deal. He liked whom he liked, end of story.<br/><br/><strong>"If that's okay with you I'll see to those flyers being printed."</strong>