He was a pale boy without much of a build. At least from what you could see on the outside. He was wearing a plain white tee shirt with a smaller black shirt atop. The black shirt had formerly been a tee shirt as well, but the sleeves had been cut off along with the midsection of the shirt. Giving him a feminine look. His black cargo pants were of exact sizing and complimented his feminine look by excentuating his long legs. He had a single white studded belt hanging from the back loops of his pants and slung off to one side. The front of his hair had medium length bangs that went beneath his chin parted to both sides. The back of head was divided by his hair wildly spiked up. He also wore a long black cloth around his face concealing the lower portion of his face and nose, excentuating his feminine green eyes.
Walking through the door, Hitsugi didn't really know what to expect of his upcoming class. From what he had heard other students talking about, this year would be different from other years. He had never taken part in any sort of SeeD exam. Although many rigorous years of training had culminated up to this moment, he felt many unexplainable feelings of nervousness trying to think ahead of what might happen.
Noticing he had been the first to class aside from the teacher, he quickly scanned the room without moving his eyes at all. He walked to the fifth seat in a row of ten desks, but only six had papers. He took note at the papers and sat down.
Laying back some until class started he tapped his feet and glanced at the projector while keeping his head down. His hair covered his eyes for the most part.
Man...I hope this is nothing like the first day of my earlier years.
Hitsugi thought, his mind wandering back to his younger years filled with annual pranks and nonsense on the first day. He never could stand the initial meeting of new classmates. He preferred to stay in the background as an observant rather than make any type of error in a pre-emptive action. Hitsugi was a man created from his experiences and always learned his lesson the first time.
He tossed his left arm behind his seat as he began to rock his chair on one leg waiting for students to arrive.
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