The wide-eyed young woman walked off the plane, a large backpack on her back and pulling a decently sized rolling luggage behind her. She had a long pixie cut in her red hair, and green eyes looked out through thin black frames. A black band shirt on her top, and a black and white short skirt below that went about mid-thigh. Converse sneakers finished her outfit. Fiona was nervous, or more accurately, anxious. This was all new to her, this country and travelling so far. Aside from a couple family vacations, she hadn't really left the state of her birth, and never been outside of the country. So, it was all new experiences for her. Flying was a little jarring, but the man next to her had been very nice, chatty, and helpful. Mike, his name was, aiming to be someone important in the country, politics or something. From what she knew, it was mostly futas that ran things here, but it was impressive to see his ambition, coming here with little and aiming for the top. She had goals, for now it was just attempting to make waves at the university, do what she could. The technology program here was pretty renowned, the fact that she'd gotten in was already very exciting for her. Scholarships, from what she could find, very rarely went to the standard gendered people of other countries.
The arrivals all came out into the terminal, being funneled into customs and immigration. Mostly tourists or returning residents, there were some going for another line. New residents, intending to live here and gotten here for the first time. "Uh, this way, perhaps?" she offered, pointing to the line that had fewer people than others. Mostly women, or futas, more likely, she assumed, probably very likely, that they were the only woman and man to be coming into the nation. "I, well I would think over here, I guess," she said, shyness getting the best of her a bit. They'd chatted for a while, gotten to know each other, so she was all right, but a new situation changed things. "She might find us, if we're being expected."