<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/2/26/Laurie_Tromette.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Laurie Tromette/Transonic<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Girl's Dorm<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Red Short's, black tank-top, socks and red tennis shoes<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Surge, Open<br/><br/>Laurie smiles, "It's a pleasure to meet you finally Noriko." As the conversation moves to school she livens up somewhat. Some might tease her about it, but in all honestly she loved school. There was just something about learning something new that brightened her day. Truthfully Laurie had already graduated from high school and had a semester of college under her belt when everything changed. It started small at first with blotches of discolored skin and then it had hit a factor of eleven, then she quit going all together.<br/><br/>Moving to stand next to Noriko, Laurie looked over the gathered books, "I suppose it would be quite different going from Japan to American... There are some good schools here in the States, but everything is more relaxed. I'd be happy to give you a hand in whatever you need." Straightening her head turns to look at Noriko, "My door is always open when you need a hand... Or if you prefer we could talk to Logan and Ororo and see if we could be roommates? It would make it easier so we wouldn't have to go running back and forth. Besides I'm usually here at the school... Can't really go out and do anything when you're stuck looking like me..."<br/><br/>Pausing a moment as it is explained what Noriko needed help with and the name of the hair color that was used. Laurie thinks a moment, "Perspective will always be a bitch when you look at history. Especially World War II... Americans will bring up Pearl Harbor or really focus on Hitler and the Nazi's. They really don't consider another point of view at times. If I remember correctly didn't the Japanese military still go by the Bushido during World War II? I can help with both of those... I love to read and English is technically one of if not the hardest language to learn..."