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[color=C0C0C0][b][h1]Chiwa Hatori[/h1][/b][/color][/center]
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Hatori was in a focused state as she stared through the vision of her spy-plane. Since the planes' flightpath were entirely determined by her, it was like flying in a way, but not quite; the sound and sensation of the wind blowing against the paper airplanes were completely absent, and for Hatori it felt more like staring at a computer screen. Since she was only piloting a small fleet of planes, she didn't have to concentrate that much and could exercise greater control.

She eventually caught up to the winged figure, where she was able to see him in more detail. He was clad completely in armor that looked like it came out of a fantasy RPG setting, and six white wings that had a slight golden tint when reflected by the moonlight. [color=C0C0C0][i]Actually, it isn't just the armor, this guy looks like he's some sort of angelic white knight from an RPG...[/i][/color] Hatori thought before witnessing him do a prompt maneuver, turning upwards and immediately rolling back level. 

By his looks, she could definitely tell that he was one of the Komei students, though why he was wearing his hero costume outside of classes was totally beyond her. She wondered how he could fly that quickly and smoothly when he was in all that armor – wasn't plated armor supposed to be heavy? Hatori's planes copied the winged teenage boy's maneuver, suddenly pulling up the rudder and rolling until she was right-side up. [color=C0C0C0][i]"Well, I can do that too..."[/i][/color] 

However, she had flown far too close than she should have, grabbing the attention of the winged person. Hatori hesitated when he turned his head around, and her control was starting to get a bit delayed after that train ride and dorm decorating had sapped most of her energy. The first thing she did was accelerate before he was able to turn around, then go for a swift dive down and out of sight. 

Hatori sighed as she terminated control of her small fleet right as they entered back into the dorm, closing her windows and lying down back in bed. It was already getting a bit late for her, but all she could do now was take a rest. Her roommate was still absent for some reason, though it did save her from some awkward explaining on why she was sitting completely still on her chair for ten minutes straight. [color=C0C0C0]"Well, guess I'll meet her in person tomorrow."[/color] Hatori turned off the lights and pulled up her blankets. 

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The teenage girl was already in class a little more than ten minutes early, finishing up what remained of her breakfast as she walked in: a half-eaten convenience store onigiri and a soy milk carton. She wasn't in her sweatervest, simply wearing her school uniform with a bowtie, and the sweatervest sleeves wrapped around her waist. Other than that though, she had brought her schoolbag with all the books she needed for the day, and half an hour before she had also went to the locker rooms. Unlike most regular schools though, they actually had to lock their own lockers and place their extra set of shoes, hero costumes, and PE clothes in there. The lockers were large enough to fit all those in easily, however, and was big enough that even she could fit inside it. 

When she noticed that the teacher was already inside, however, Hatori quickly finished her drink and scarfed down her onigiri at the door before sitting down for class. [color=C0C0C0]"Oh...greetings, sensei!"[/color] she swiftly added before finding her designated seat. There were still a few left unoccupied according to the seating chart she was given yesterday, and decided to sit down on the fourth seat of the second column. She noticed that the teacher was already writing down designated teams and was just about finishing, and her name was written right on it for "Team Delta". 

[color=C0C0C0]"Fumika, Kenichi, and Yashiro..."[/color] she muttered in order, smiling to herself. She had no idea who those people are, but the other students seemed like an interesting bunch. More than a quarter of the class had some sort of foreign surname, and a little bit more seemed to be half-Japanese or at least related to one, since they had some English first names. [color=C0C0C0][i]"Has Komei been accepting a lot more foreign students recently? This looks more like an international school,[/i][/color] Hatori thought. Dulga was also on there as well, but in another team. [color=C0C0C0][i]Which means I'll get to fight her in this activity...though I'm not sure what it's about. Five teams? What kind of activity would require that?[/i][/color]

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