Hikari seems to be having a rather animated discussion with two of the other students that sit near her.  They, of course, had been whispering about terrifying demons and draconic things from beyond the pale.  She, somehow, has managed to transform this into a conversation about fairies and friendly tiny gods.  As the instructor tries to reign in the class, she's turned completely to the side and throwing her arms up in exaggerated gestures, loudly declaring, "Boom!  Or...  or, more like pffooow!  That's the sort of sound that a fairy makes when they appear, I bet--"<br/><br/>As Goroi enters the room, however, she locks up quite quickly, whirling about to face forward with her hands together on her desk and her feet flat on the floor.  There's an audible gulp as she stares at the unnecessarily severe teacher, trying to match the seriousness of his expression...  and failing miserably.  (Honestly, she only ends up looking like she's having a crisis of digestion.  Hikari's so busy trying to look scholarly and focused, she completely forgets to take out her textbook until one of the girls nearby throws a pencil at her.<br/><br/>History, it just had to be<em>history</em>!  Not math or science or a purely analytical study, but the one subject that vexes her the most, primarily because she gets her history lessons mixed up with viewing of<em>Fushigi Yuugi</em>and<em>Inuyasha</em>.