By the time that Asuka got away from the obsessed classmate, she had to break into a full-out run in order to get to her class on time.  Concern continued to shift over her at the possibilities for how to deal with Makoto, though.  She was just going to have to get him together with a girl...but how?  Maybe if she could just find one who liked him, it would solve the problem.<br/><br/>Once she got to her class, the test made her brain start to hurt.  She didn't remember any of this stuff from her lessons, but that was mostly because so much of her lessons were spent with her thoughts shifting towards her problems like helping her friends and figuring out new powers she might be able to master.<br/><br/>Life was so much easier as Cyana, her alter ego.  All she had to do was fight against noise.  She didn't have to figure out how to help her friends, or keep people from finding out her secrets, or even deal with tests.  She had her own fair share of obsessed stalkers as Cyana as well, but then she could just fly away.<br/><br/>It took about twenty minutes of fiddling with the calculator and playing with the math problems until they started to make enough sense that she could do them, but that didn't quite leave her enough time to finish all the problems.  She made blind guesses on the last few questions before turning her paper in, a sharp sigh of frustration escaping her.<br/><br/>Professor Takagochi noticed the change in her demeanor as he collected the exams, but said nothing about it.  It was common for adolescents to go through such phases, and if it went on for too long, he was just going to have a talk with her.  Until then, he hoped that she would be able to sort out her own personal issues on her own.