A huge wave of people began marching through the floors of the dorm, heading for the entrance/exit. They were a mix of different years. They all had stern, disciplined expressions and had a black armband on each of their left arms. At their head was a short girl with short messy black who had a very expressive scowl on her face. Other students went out of their way, some of them glaring as they did so.

To those familiar with the politics of the school, the girl at their head was a known major figure: Louis Sophoro, known among the Rulers as 'Marshal' and the power that earned her the title, 'Divided by Zero'. She was dressed in her usual plain black hoodie and as usual had bags under her eyes. She had her hands stuffed in her pocket, and overall did not look like one of the most revered people of the school. This was only looks though; when one tried to see past that, one realized that she had an aura of absolute power, backed by a black confidence that did not stem from her own sense of pride, but rather something else: she was confident in your inferiority, rather than her superiority. This confidence radiated and was evident in the faces of her followers, who were, despite their disciplined faces, sweating bullets despite themselves.

She saw <<Saoji>> and <<Ione>> standing at the entrance of the dorm, and scowled - well, scowled some more anyway. "Hello, Poltergeist," she said, using the word as a title and referring to Ione, rather than her 'companions', "I hope you don't go scaring any Freshmen with those 'friends' of yours. They can get themselves scared once they discover their abilities, and then the rulers take advantage of their confusion and then get them into their groups by promising guidance and whatever."

She stated this with a hint of satirical cynicism. This was true, but only to a degree; the rulers weren't that vicious . . . with a possible exception of Henrietta Fawkes. 

"Speaking of groups, I see you haven't joined one yet. You staying neutral then?" she asked, then turned to face <<Saoji>> "That question is directed at you too, by the way."