<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/wJe2bI4.jpg?2)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Megumi Shika<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Behind the Classroom Building, Midday<br/><strong>With:</strong>Anyone<br/><br/>The first day may have been short, but there was still a lunch time. Megumi couldn't cook safely anymore, but she was able to buy some buns and a nice area outside to sit. She couldn't see it, but the sun against her face felt nice, and the smell of spring around her was a sharp contrast from the unnatural scent of bleach and sick she had been living with. Apparently, the latter was an odor common to every hospital anywhere; in the suicidal depression she endured back then, Megumi had surmised that its only purpose was to make people to want to kill themselves even faster.<br/><br/>So, all in all, the spring air was a refreshing change of pace.<br/><br/>Megumi enjoyed her meal and, as always, kept to herself. However, as returned to class, she tripped on an errant root beneath the Cherry Blossom tree. She nearly fell, but stopped herself with her cane. Thinking a little less of herself, but otherwise unharmed, she tried to returned to class. At least, she tried to.<br/><br/>To her infinite dismay, upon setting foot inside what should have been the class building, Megumi only felt dirt underfoot. Her heart sunk. She was still outside and worse yet, she was lost. Having a perfectly eidetic memory was nice and all, but it didn't make her a god. Once she lost track of direction, her mental image of the campus was practically useless until she could realign herself. Megumi remembered what the headmaster had said about tardiness. She didn't want to risk her grades! Moving a little worriedly, the blind girl began searching around her surroundings, trying to find a building or something to give an idea of her location.<br/><br/>Unfortunately for her, all she seemed to become was more and more lost. It was quixotic for her; Megumi had the solution to this problem just waiting under her blindfold. She could figure out exactly where she was at any time, but at the same time she couldn't. She had no idea if there was anyone around. She couldn't just... rip off her blindfold and risk looking at someone! That was the last thing she wanted to deal with on her first day of school. Putting a hand to the covering over her eyes, she tentatively checked if anyone was around, calling out for assistance.<strong>"Is anyone there? I um, seem to be a bit lost. H-hello?"</strong>