<div class="floatleft">(http://i1.minus.com/i50MlVjgDR40D.jpg)(http://static.zerochan.net/Fuwa.Aika.full.1290707.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Kurugaya, Shinya<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Home - School Entrance - Homeroom<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Open<br/><br/><hr/><br/>"Hurry up, Onii-chan! Or you'll be stuck with the downstairs bath!" The sun was barely out and Saya, Shinya's younger sister by mere moments, was already full of energy. The two always started their morning with a jog, but today Shinya was feeling out of it. He was nervous about his new school, despite his cool outward demeanor. He was even more nervous about how his sister was going to handle it. She had always been a free spirit and generally shrugged off anything that came her way, but there were nights when Shinya could hear his sister sobbing alone in her room. Unbeknownst to what few friends she had, she was a fragile girl on the inside. "Shinya?"<br/><br/>The seventeen year old boy had stopped at one of the intersections along their route, staring into the pre-dawn sky as he tried to get his breathing back in order. "You know you always get the upstairs one even if I finish first." Of course, that wasn't what was burdening his mind, but he needed to stay strong for his sister.<br/><br/>"We could always<em>share</em>," Saya said with a laugh, "But you do love your privacy." The girl ran circles around Shinya for a few moments before finally stopping beside him. "I'm sure school will be fine, we don't really know anyone there, right?"<br/><br/>There it was. Saya spoke as if she could read minds. Obviously she couldn't, but it always seemed that way. "I know I shouldn't be worried, but last time..." He held up his left arm, the long scar still clearly visible while he was only wearing a tank-top. "I guess we just need to keep trying." He playfully poked her side and got a head start on her as she squealed in surprise. Their home wasn't far, and they had a big day ahead of them.<br/><br/>~<br/><br/>The walk to the train station passed quickly enough, and the other students all were fairly quiet. The walk was more of the same, just silent students making their way to the campus. Of course, some of the more talkative ones with friends were easily identifiable, but Saya and Shinya mostly kept to themselves. It wasn't until they reached their lockers that they finally parted ways.<br/><br/>"Well, I guess I'll see you at lunch? Or after school?" Saya had to stay back a year because of poor grades, but if anyone ever asked the twins usually just blamed it on an illness or whatever they could think of on the spot. Shinya tended to avoid the topic, since he knew it bothered her.<br/><br/>"You just worry about yourself. Make friends, and take notes!" He gently patted her head and a slight blush filled his sister's cheeks.<br/><br/>"You don't need to remind me!" She explained, stomping his foot before walking off in a hurry. Of course, she did turn at the end of the hallway and offer a quick giggle and a wave before disappearing into the halls.<br/><br/>~<br/><br/>The second year class room wasn't very hard to find. He had asked a staff member where it was, and the directions provided were simply enough. Halting at the door, if only for a moment, he adjusted his uniform and slid the door open. He was surprised to see that a few of the students were already buddy-buddy, which was great for him. Without a word, he found the seating chart and spotted his name, happy that it was in the back row. Avoiding eye contact, he walked over to his desk and unpacked his book bag before burying himself in his phone.<br/>