Laina accepted Takuma’s help up for the ground blushing slight as she did so not being at all accustomed to guys showing her any attention “um thank you.” Then when the teacher came over and pinched her on the arm she let out a small yelp and quickly rubbed the red spot on her arm looking over at Hero in surprise, but since it was a teacher and she was used to them being in charge she didn’t utter any complaint. She eyed his sword thinking ‘What a strange looking weapon.’<br/><br/>Just then pain exploded in her head as it sounded like she had her own personal thunder storm going off inside her ears. She yelped again much louder and quickly covered both of her ears with her hands pressing them down flat against her skull. She closed her eyes against the swiftly oncoming headache. Despite having her ears pressed down as tightly as she could get them she could still hear the horses as they surrounded the small party. As she heard the woman start speaking slowly she opened her eyes to observe the large force of mounted people dressed in what looked to be a medieval style of clothing and armament although she couldn’t place the culture or the clothing from any particular culture in history she knew about. Her analysis was broken by the woman’s declaration "I really suggest you take off all of those clothes, I want to make sure you don't carry any hidden weapons. Do It now or you will all die." Her mind started racing ‘Take… Take off our clothes! How the hell does she expect me to strip in front of all these people?’ Her body reflected her thought pattern as a look of panic was displayed on her face and she was blushing a noticeable red. She closed her eyes again thinking to herself ‘I really don’t want to be here right now’ when she suddenly felt some kind of shift in the environment around her and a feeling of weightlessness for less than a split second. When she opened her eyes again she was still sitting on the grass but now she could see the group of horsemen and the students about 30 feet away. She froze in shock her brain going ‘what the hell was that.’<br/>