Aillil yawned. He absolutely hated orientations like this. His body slumped forward, and he felt himself nodding off, despite the staff members' scowls. He would have rather pushed harder a few years ago when his parents insisted they'd found a school that would prove to be a challenge for him. His head stayed on a swivel constanly, particularly because he wasn't too happy about having to stay with potential delinquents because of his gender, but, what could he do about it? There were some rules his mischief couldn't change. Aillil sighed, then tried to be friendly with the guides. Not overly so, but enough to make sure he wouldn't have any problems tonight. Orientations could get a little wild on the night, with everyone being riled up because of the Headmaster.<br/><br/>Aillil eyed the man warily. There had<em>always</em>been something about Headmaster's good natured disposition that firstly, reminded Aillil of his parents, who were rather fake outside of their understanding of him and their demands, and secondly, there was something off-putting about the man.<em>What I wouldn't give to be able to sneak in on him outside of school hours.</em>Aillil let his thought fade away as he was led down the hall behind the first and second years. Without much prompting, he rolled into his bed and closed his eyes, letting sleep find him.<br/><br/>Then, the boy awoke with a slight headache from the annoying alarm that seemed to be buzzing<em>right in front</em>of his face. When his eyes actually focused, he laughed out loud at the screen's requirements. He may not have been the strongest lad in the school, but all of his extra tutoring made it so that these exercises were rather easy for him. Still, Aillil decided to brush off the notification, although the fact that the notification had tracked his movements freaked him out.<em>Either I was deemed a delinquent this year, or the academy got a deal with the  military I wasn't aware of.</em>Still, when he watched other people in the room, they seemed just as shocked and confused, but he couldn't see<em>their</em>screens.<em>I'm definitely getting a</em>King's Game<em>vibe from this. I've watched too much anime over the summer.</em><br/><br/>However, the thing Aillil hated more than orientation day was a ticking timer, so, figuring that being on the floor he was wouldn't make too much of a scene, he quickly completed the push ups and sit ups. He just needed to figure out the running. Aillil sighed.<em>Time to pull out my plan for that one prank. To the girl's dorm. Wonder how Lucia's doing, anyway.</em>With a smirk, he darted down the hallway, figuring if he couldn't make the three kilometers here, then he'd try to get it on the way back. Fortunately, it seemed to be early enough that not too many staff were out. He wondered if he'd run into anyone doing the same thing.