First day- first adventure... or more like a first confusion. After sorting out mountains of paperwork and achieving a decent score at the entrance exam Lillith's requirements for joining this strange, yet very successful school were fulfilled. She returned home to her mother briefly to go through all necessities she might need and pack them up those new fancy suitcases she was gifted. A tiny mountain of notebooks formed inside one of the suitcases, soon accompanied by dozens of pens, pencils and erasers. Next was a good of recipes, diet and exercise guides, phone, charger, headphones and a few good books to steal her attention during the free days. After exchanging goodbyes with mother and aunt Lillith took a bus to the school; thanks to an hour-long travel she is able to witness and savor the mesmerizing landscapes and inhale the scent of  fresh and cold breeze. Adorable sight of a little girl playing with her cats made Lillith crack a smile- she just could not help it.

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Finally, she arrived at the school. Giving it a few looks around the area she noticed it got much livelier than in the time of her sign-up and entrance exam; quite a sight to see so many people around. Guess she would say it was another scenery filled with emotions and colors. She could not enjoy in the scenery for too long as she had to make her way to the dorms- classes, clubs and all other activities would come soon so it was a good idea to get a bit of knowledge about her surroundings and to where her dorm was. Having followed the map and listened to directions of a few strangers she made her way to the dorms. From the outside, it is a fancy-looking building; made Lillith excited to see how it all looks on the inside. Key information she was given included the number of her dorm, but she could not possibly find it in her mountain-sized pile of documents she was carrying and she found herself in an unknown spot of the dorms. Having recalled the number of the dorm she was given she began looking for it, but got even more lost in the process. "Umm... This is awkward..." She mumbled since dorms were like a miniature labyrinth for her without having gotten used to the outlay. In hope to run into someone who might be more familiar she stumbled upon a person. A young man was crouching on the ground by a bunch of towels and seemed to be going through the inventory of his book bag- it all looked... soaked. There were no visible signs of the rain. She wanted to ask him for directions, but he appeared to be quite busy and how could he not be? The content of his bag looked like it had taken a bath. It would be impolite to distract him- seemed like a lot of trouble. "H-Hello, sir... W-what happened? Do you need help?" Lillith asks the young man with stutters in her tone; her shy personality kicks in every time she meets a new person- some people find it adorable, but some think she should try to learn be more confident in hellos and goodbyes.

Lillith made a few silent steps forward and gave young man's soaked possessions another stare then she turned her attention back towards the young man. He might not have said much, but the way he said made Lillith slightly bitter. The possessions mainly consisted of books and everyone knows what happens to them when they get even mildly wet... 'mild' did not begin to describe that. Who does things like that? People who feel empowered and cooler by hurting and humiliating others- they think it is funny until it happens to them and when it does they get mad. Lillith gently crouched by the young man and his possessions. "I'm sorry." Lillith said in attempt to comfort the young man, but problem was not going to fix itself. It was in Lillith's intention to find her dorm, but that was not something she could ignore. There was plenty of time- dorm can wait. "Oh, please, allow me..." Lillith offered her aid as her hands reached for the young man's bag. Her expression became monotonous and one could notice she was a bit upset- what did this young man do to deserve such savagery? "Umm... I'm sorry for prying, but should you not report this to a teacher?" Lillith innocently inquired. Young man was clearly older than her and could probably do something about this, so Lillith felt a bit discouraged in posing such question in the first place. He already looked distressed because of this so Lillith did not intend to upset him even further than necessary, but her curiosity was killing her at that point because it was not something to keep silent about to a teacher. 

What young man said seemed like a reasonable answer to Lillith. Did it make her feel any better? Certainly not. She was not any happier about the situation and her expression darkened in utmost disappointment. "Oh..." She muttered softly at his answer reflecting upon her own actions- she was new at this school and did not want to sound like a misfit for prying into life and problems of a total stranger. Young man did not appear to have taken his situation seriously either, judging by his, what appeared to be, calm and collected behavior- either he was so cool that he had nerves of steel or was not surprised by the cruel act of people inside this facility. "I don't like that..." She mumbled quietly in disapproval of the awful act. She could not do anything about it or make the young man feel better- her thoughts were scattered all across her busy head she forgot how to form words properly. "People went through such effort just to harm you? Hmph... how tragic and stupid. Must be an ineffective upbringing on their parents' side..." Lillith could not help herself, but give a salty comment on the act. She made an attempt to give an angry expression, but rather than looking serious she looked like an angry teddy bear toy.

Her attention was brought back to soaked bag upon making that comment- there was not much left in the bag and she was doing her best to handle what she could. There was no doubt in assumption some of these books were not going to have a happy ending- in the worst case new ones might be needed. Such a shame that was. Those books must have been expensive. "Anyways... I haven't introduced myself, yet. My name is Lillith. Lillith Nero." Girl said after recalling she had forgotten to greet the young man from the start- must have been absorbed in thoughts. "Lilly, for short." She added at the end with a friendly tone as she cracked a smile. Maybe it was not appropriate to do so in a situation like this, but absorbed in thoughts Lillith could not help herself.