Jessica quietly claimed an empty desk, listening to the gossip around her, but not joining in.  Dragons?  Well, that seemed a bit much.  The last confirmed dragon sighting she was aware of was in the Andes at the end of the 19th century.  Still, exposure to the supernatural could produce all sorts of reactions in some people.  As could exposure to hallucinogens and all sorts of date-rape drugs.  Maybe Matt was right, and it was the North Koreans again?<br/><br/>Jessica didn't think so, but she also didn't think dragons were involved.  Demons were possible, though, and that was disturbing enough.  She sighed, then furrowed her brow as she tried to follow all the conversations going on around her.<br/><br/>She was less than impressed with the teacher's inability to settle the class down.  It seemed a very different sort of atmosphere than she'd expected from a top-notch school in Tokyo.  But maybe it was just the way things were done here?  Jessi turned her attention back to the gossip, on the off chance that something would useful might get mentioned.