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"Fenrir!" he alerted.  "New trick.  Fetch tea!"  Not like that would really work but it was worth a try.  

Not a single thought ran through Minato's mind as he quietly rested. His chest slowly rising and falling with every breath he takes. His eyes slowly fluttered, and then his bright blue eyes stared at the ceiling. He sat up in bed and rubbed his head. "Hmm..." He groaned. He yawned, and put out his arms and stretched. He looked around his room, but a look of confusion came from his face. He couldn't remember where he was, who he was, and what was going on. He slipped on some clothes (that were actually his work clothes), and ran out of the door to find some answers. He didn't know, or care what time it was. He speed walked through the hallways looking for someone who could help him. He saw what appeared to be either a student or a teacher and he walked up to them and tapped their shoulder. "E-Excuse me..." He said, sheepishly. "Can you please help me with something?" He asked, politely, smiling a little.

Lucy passed the next morning in her new bedroom, sipping the warm tea while she poured over the tiny print in the book she brought from home. The pages were crisp beneath her fingertips, the sides of the pages torn from years of use. Each story captured her attention, the vague details perking her curiosity. She soon developed a mental list of which stories she wanted to know about immediately, which stories could wait, and which ones she already knew. The blonde handle the book with a practiced care that had developed over years of handling old and battered objects in her father's estate, blissfully unaware of the passing of hours as she read. Writing a book was in her to do list but that would be a slow process.

Abruptly, the tea she had been sipping, which had remained pleasantly warm for most of the morning, was now cold. She sputtered, swallowing the now cold tea with effort. Seems she had let the book consume most of her time without realizing it again. A simple yawn was let out as she stretched out, knowing this was her first day of school. She had yet to make any new friends but at least she  changed before doing some morning reading.

Usually, Sasori would not be here. He would not have been walking to a classroom, where he knew dozens of kids were waiting to irritate him. He would not have been dressed in somewhat formal clothes, complete with a tie. But here he was, trudging through the hallways with a somewhat irritated expression on his face. 

He wasn't lost; no, not at all. He knew perfectly well where he was going, he just didn't want to go there. And no, he didn't need any help, nor was he a student, thank you very much. Sasori brushed past a group of giggling students, locating his classroom. It was strangely quiet, devoid of any of the loud babble that came with a class of students. He peered inside through the window of the door; empty. Huh.

Taking out the sheet of paper with his schedule on it, Sasori found that he didn't have classes at the moment. What a surprise; he had another hour to go before he needed to teach, Just about enough to prepare himself for whatever was to come. 

"Thank God..." Sasori muttered, stepping back and turning around to go to the teacher's lounge. To his surprise, he found himself face-to-face with someone.

So she wasn't having the best of luck today. Well, she wasn't having any luck today really. Looking at the piece of paper she received from the headmaster the girl gave a sigh. It was so tedious to have to find her classes now. She didn't even have a map to help her out! Not like she could make any sense of maps in the first place, but it would've been a bit more helpful than just wondering around aimlessly like she was now. 

Finally giving up, she decided she'd just stay very still now and hope someone would notice her and offer their assistance.

-- 30 minutes later. --

Okay so no one who saw her there even stopped to help her. Bunch of rude people, if she could move right now she'd give them a piece of her mind! Wasn't it someone's duty to help someone who needed it? You would think that was so, but around here it didn't seem like she would be getting much help if she didn't outright ask for it. 

Morgiana, you can do this. You can ask somebody for help. All you've got to do is say "Hello! I need some help finding my classes, can you help me?" Easy, right? Probably for your typical person. But not this girl. Oh no, she was much too shy to outright ask especially if it was someone she didn't know. Ah..! She had a plan though. A plan that would be perfect in her eyes.