As she was talking, Vi looked over at her brother and saw that he was more interested in looking at the trees around them. No doubt that he was trying to think of ways to climb every inch of this school. She didn't mind, really. He wouldn't be Vandal if he weren't thinking of that. "Six days, huh?" That...sounded a little upsetting, actually. Six days a week is a lot of time. they were going to have to find a way to spend their time doing stuff that they wanted to do. Could they balance that stuff with their school responsibilities? She didn't have the answer for that, so they would have to wait. When she asked Vandal her question, and he responded, she thought about that for a moment.

"Yea...the city is awfully big. I'm sure we could find plenty to do". If there was one thing Vi really liked about new places, it was getting to try the local food. Her mouth drooled a little just thinking about it. Then, she saw her brother moving up to the front of the school out of the corner of her eye. "Bro? I don't think they're open yet" she warned him. The curious sister decided to follow her brother anyways. When they got up to the strange door, she watched him look through the window and comment on the length of the hallway. "Really? I wanna see". When he backed away, she got up to the door and looked through. "Woooooah" her mouth hung slightly. It really was long. Lockers were mounted in the walls all through the hall, and the room looked dead. It was almost kind of spooky. That's when she heard Vandal talking about a way to get in.

"Brother, I don't think they're open. We should just come back when..." her words died as she saw the welcoming banner. "Oh...I guess they are open. I think. I wonder who they're welcoming back". She then saw the window Vandal was talking about. Her brow furrowed a bit. "Bro...I don't think there's any reason to sneak in. Maybe we could just go through the front door to see what's going on?" She didn't want to put a stamp on his fun, but she really didn't want to get into trouble before school even started.