<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/U9J0oRx.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Eva Jonah<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Near the pool<br/><strong>Time:</strong>First day, afternoon<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>white tank top and jeans (basically picture above)<br/><strong>With:</strong>Natsuki and Amara (addressing), Tatsuo (in the area), Jonathan (secondhand)<br/><br/>Eva frowned a little... Had she gotten her mark wrong? All she had seen from her vision was the smaller brunette girl suddenly having a revelation, and then her 30 second vision was all tapped out. Frustrating... Now that particular timeline was erased forever, and she would never know rather or not the two of them were impressed by her entry. Tapping her thumb against her forearm idly a few times, the black haired girl stewed on a response for a moment or two before a voice suddenly spoke out behind the group, as a man started to put up posters behind them before plugging for his club. Eva couldn't help but roll her eyes a little bit, why in the world did he feel the need to be so evasive about the way he referred to abnormals? Star Children? Seriously? Wasn't this whole school meant to just be a support group for their kind anyway?<br/><br/>Needless to say, Eva wasn't quite seeing the logic in what Jonathan was advertising. "Well... There's clubs for just about everything." She said, more for Amara's benefit since she was the one asking the most questions, and seemed to be a newcomer. "All depends on what your interests are." For her part, Eva was a proud member of two different clubs. One was the drama club, where she would be able to work on her vocal inflection, as well as holding a straight face and keeping her demeanor consistent even when challenged. She was also a member of the magician's club, creating and sharing little parlor tricks to amaze and entertain the people around them. Both of those were very vital components to her act, tools she needed to perfect.<br/><br/>She still hadn't introduced herself. There was something kinda fun about being the mysterious, cool, aloof woman with no name.<br/><br/>At least that's how she hoped she came off.