Nessie opted out of Charlotte's guided tour given that it would've been but a hazy blur for her, much like everything else at that point. She even found difficulty in reading the sheet passed to her, containing the oh-so critical information of where she was supposed to be and when. All that was important to her at that moment, though, was where her bedroom was. She didn't even care who she was sharing it with, for all she knew and cared it could've been a gorilla; as soon as she had the building and door number, she was off, trudging along and occasionally terrifying the other students on the campus by shambling up to them like a zombie and asking for directions. Somehow she'd eventually made it to her and Lucette's new room, flumping on the closest bed to the door, unconscious before her head even hit the pillow.

It wasn't like she had any recollection of this at all once she woke up though, those hazy memories too clouded to recall now that she was at least somewhat refreshed. At least she remembered how and why she'd ended up at Marrywell in the first place, that definitely saved some awkwardness. Though, then again, it's not like one could ever forget the events of the day before, let alone the significance behind them. 

However, there was barely any time for her to explore the academy's grounds further in lieu of her missing the tour the day before, as she found herself sent straight back to London for her first patrol duty, but she was far from alone in this. Lucette, who Nessie had found out was her new roommate almost immediately after waking, took charge of a group comprised of her, along with Olivia and Wilhelmina. A good opportunity for the redhead to get to know her new classmates, as well as to get the hang of the whole 'Magical Girl' thing obviously.

The four found themselves in a large city park, probably Hyde Park Nessie guessed, given its immense size, and it seemed like they'd come just at the right time. Given it was a weekday it didn't seem to be so busy, but the life that was scattered throughout didn't intrude on the natural serenity around them. In fact it added to the atmosphere if anything, and the clear blue sky that accompanied the bright sun was just the icing on the cake. Truly a lovely day. 

Though it did feel odd to walk around so inconspicuously amongst normal people now; it felt to Nessie almost as though they ought not to blend in given their true natures, but that was nothing more than a passing feeling, one she was sure she'd get used to eventually.

Nessie took a moment to pause and think about a question before she took a seat on the grass next to her companions. There were so many but, as is usually the case, when prompted to ask one they all seemed to disperse from her mind like sand falling through your fingers. A few remained though, and one in particular that she'd been dying to ask since the beginning.

[color=f7941d]"What are those... things? The Pageless. I've never seen or heard of anything like them... and how can they...? And where do they...? Just- fuck, argh... what are they?!"[/color]

Nessie couldn't help but smile and laugh, her question inspiring more questions to a point that overwhelmed her, pushing her into hilarity. Her curiosity remained genuine though, and she would be surprised if the other two new students among them didn't also take interest in what Lucette had to say.