<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/onJQFiz.png) (http://i.imgur.com/a5uZfOM.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Saya Higuri (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=257738.msg12730046#msg12730046)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Paranormal club stand > going to the infirmary.<br/><strong>With:</strong>Natsume, Biscuit, open.<br/><strong>Time:</strong>First day of School; Club Rush!<br/><strong>Note:</strong>This combination for Japanese!<br/><hr/><br/>If Natsume was a normal, Saya would have given her a reassuring pat on the head but judging from how she was behaving he knew it wouldn't a good idea to give her<em>any</em>physical contact, unless she gave her consent for him to do so. Instead, he simply bowed slightly as she agreed to be escorted to somewhere less crowded. It was good to know that she knew her own limits, despite the fact she was a bit of an emotional mess at that moment. However, Saya cocked his head slightly as he heard talk of<em>"star-children."</em>He didn't know what she was talking about and he wasn't going to pry considering this was clearly a topic they had been talking about before he had approached the duo. Nethertheless, it wasn't going to stop him asking a little later on when things were much calmer. He could only hope that wouldn't come across as<em>too</em>nosey in the process.<br/><br/>Saya then looked to 'Biscuit' and put a hand to his mouth chuckled slightly. It was rather amusing seeing an American, of all people, get flustered over basic Japanese etiquette. Despite being raised in the slums of Japan Saya's parents had made sure that<em>ALL</em>of their children still retained good manners, going as far as to punish them if they dared to disobey even once. As a result, all of them mostly stuck to etiquette; more so than most normals did these days.<br/>Saya was quick to stifle his amusement as he didn't want to seem too rude to someone who wasn't familiar with how this society worked. He simply gave a small nod as Ben gave him his proper name and made it clear he didn't mind being referred by his nickname, which was fair enough. Saya had known plenty of people who preferred different terms over what was considered the norm. He simply gave a nod in agreement to Biscuit's statement. It was more important that they got her settled and she was underestimating how important her wellbeing was to her fellow peers.<br/><br/>"It would seem Biscuit-san has no issues with staying in your company and judging from his actions thus far I would say you would be in capable hands." Saya had a knack for reading people. It wasn't a special gift it was just a talent he had developed naturally like some normal people did. In this instance, he had easily read Benjamin as a person such as himself. There was nothing malicious about him and he knew Natsume would be in safe hands while he was busy dealing with his own business. "I am a second year here so it is pretty much expected for us to assist any first years in their first week here, so neither of you are being any trouble at all." He smiled reassuringly. "I'll need to get back to the stand once I have escorted you both but I am sure it would be secluded enough that there won't really be any disturbances unless someone has an accident." He told them, before looking over to his stand briefly. So far he had been lucky enough that there had been no sudden activity over there. "Now... if you will follow me I will show you the way." With that he began to walk.<br/><br/>It wasn't long before they came across a sign on the wall pointing to various locations one of which had a first aid symbol (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0e/ISO_7010_E003_-_First_aid_sign.svg/1024px-ISO_7010_E003_-_First_aid_sign.svg.png) and the word<em><strong>"Infirmary"</strong></em>on it. Saya pointed to it so they knew he was taking them in the right direction. While he knew some people would easily trust him he also knew that the new students here wouldn't trust normal students such as he so simply. Especially after the treatment, they had received before coming here. Once he knew they had taken note of the sign he carried on walking casually. Although considering his height, most shorter people would likely have to do a slight speed walk to keep up with him... unless they told him he was walking too fast that is.