First came one, then another student inside, and it sounded like there was quite a few more rummaging around outside. Kaori was rather impressed that so many people were arriving this early. Though the dormitory was traditionally for students that had expressed interest or talent in the musical arts, Kaori had ended up assigned here. She had specifically asked to be allowed into this dormitory due to it's prime location, being near all of what she considered the good parts of the city.<br/><br/>She raised an eyebrow at seeing Kari so scantily clad, before her eyes locked onto her nametag.<strong>". . . Oh."</strong>The girl set aside the remote for the tv in the lounge and picked up her bag, rummaging through it before pulling out a small folder of papers. She walked directly over to her and handed over the folder of paperwork, before pulling a similar looking card out of her pocket to show it to the third year.<br/><br/><strong>" . . . Sakurazuka Kaori, Second Year Student. Here's my ID and paperwork. I already had my things moved in, and the Principal suggested that I assist you if you need the help in getting the other students settled in." </strong>Straight to the point, and stoic. To be honest, the only reason she was able to get assigned here was because she had won an award for her piano playing when she was little, which the staff had insisted was enough to allow her to get her way. Really, even if she hadn't they would've probably let her in regardless. Most teachers tended to let students that were in the upper percentile of the nation get their way in Kaori's experience. Or maybe she was just jaded.