Anderson glossed a smile, good enough to cover up he had no idea what was going on. He had been lost in his own musing of attempting to hack the school's mainframe when this Eita character greeted him. As per usual, he had information on him, he knew about his crude humor and strange tastes but he was a potential rival of Anderson. 

With a knowledge rivaling that of the adults in the school, Anderson felt as if he might be next on that list. Like him, Eita likely saw the world in a similar fashion to that of Anderson, one giant game of secrecy and intrigue built upon a web of shadows and lies. He watches as the lion headed boy teleports in while taking note of the second copy of an Eita-like figure staring at a girl. He didn't know what was causing this, it was mental flittered to be at the top of his list. Eita seems more different that what he remembers.
"All loops have inconsistencies." Anderson reminds himself as he looks at his pocket watch, opening it up to reveal a cracked lens and the picture of an unknown girl, "I'll just have to find them all again."
[hr]
Kazeno stretched, he had fallen asleep during to opening but woke up in time to see a humanoid smurf give the strangest opening speech consisting of a mix between a self-introduction and a date site profile.
"Shall I put her on the list?" Chi Ni floated around Kazeno with an eager pen.
"Don't you dare." Kazeno grabs the pen and breaks it.
"Maybe you should hook up with her then~"
"Sorry, I like my girl less blue."
"Then maybe me?"
"Like hell."

Kazeno gets up and walks towards the door, his seat was on the end of the row and with the help of some air cushion from his power, he stalks away without altering anyone, he hopes at least. Once out side he sighs and plugs in his headphones. He was overdue to get some new music, he had listen to the current track well over a few dozen times now. He looks out the window and repeats a portion of the lyrics of a song he had. It had a very personal connection with Kazeno, mostly since it reflected his first time trying to fly,
"Jump and don't look down, that's how you fly."