<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>Behind the class building<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Midday<br/><strong>With:</strong>Megumi, anyone<br/><hr/>Taro was impressed by how precisely Megumi found her classroom. That was a nice trick, but perhaps she had counted her steps from the stairs.<br/><br/><strong>"You are very welcome,"</strong>he stated in response to her first 'thank you' there. In response to her second expression of thanks he bowed his head.<strong>"It was nice meeting you, Megumi-san, and I look forward to meeting you again."</strong>The last half was spoken more to her back than her face, as the girl made her way into her classroom. He, too, had places to go, but he waited the few seconds it took Megumi to enter room 204, before he made a beeline to the stairs.<br/><br/>Once outside the classroom building he headed for the sports facilities and broke into a jog. He had a good excuse for being late, but he had no good excuse for tardiness, now that he had seen Megumi safely to her class. But he still had a few minutes to reflect on his latest encounter with an abnormal.<br/><br/>Megumi had visited a good school, one known for instilling confidence in its students, yet she seemed so uncertain of herself. And if her change could do that to a Walcrest student, it could be the same for many of the other new arrivals. Maybe not all of them – maybe none of them – needed help mastering their powers, or not the help Megumi could offer. But they all had been transferred from special schools, some of them had perhaps never seen a regular school from the inside. For that reason alone a support club looked like a good idea to Taro. Sure, the faculty would provide help and guidance. And there was also the student council. But the council had a lot of tasks already, and most of the faculty probably had never dealt with abnormals before. So why not a support group to fill the gaps?<br/><br/>Yes, it was a good idea, Taro decided. Now someone just had to sell it to the officials. But the day was still young.