Something was wrong.
Daisuke had known it as soon as he'd gotten on the bus. And how had he known? Well, it was simple, really; he'd been the only boy there, apart from the driver. Safe to say, it'd made for a pretty uncomfortable bus ride, most of the girls staring at him in confusion, some in awe, others in wonder, and even a few in embarrassment as they guessed that he just have boarded the wrong bus for the day. And Daisuke was beginning to think that they were right. Where were all of the other guys? The boys his age? And, curiously enough, if this WAS an all-girl's school he'd accidentally gotten sucked in to... why was his uniform the same as theirs, just fashioned for boys instead of girls?
None of this made any sense.
After a long and awkward bus ride, Daisuke stepped off from the vehicle and in to the courtyard of the rather impressive looking boarding school. And it WAS a boarding school. He'd be living here for a semester, at least, and he wondered who his room mate would be, but as he looked around, all he could see were skirts, heels, stockings and long hair. No male teachers, no boys his age, no groundskeepers, no nothing. Just him. If he didn't feel as if he'd hopped on the wrong bus before, he certainly felt that way now.
"Something's not right here," he muttered to himself, looking as the girls walked past him, most of them staring with smirks or confused expressions on their faces. And he couldn't blame them, really; he was just as lost as they were. Backpack slung over one shoulder, he sighed, ran a hand through his shaggy hair, then closed his brown eyes in thought before rolling his shoulders in a lame shrug and pushing forwards.
Oh, well.
Time to figure out what was going on.
Daisuke had known it as soon as he'd gotten on the bus. And how had he known? Well, it was simple, really; he'd been the only boy there, apart from the driver. Safe to say, it'd made for a pretty uncomfortable bus ride, most of the girls staring at him in confusion, some in awe, others in wonder, and even a few in embarrassment as they guessed that he just have boarded the wrong bus for the day. And Daisuke was beginning to think that they were right. Where were all of the other guys? The boys his age? And, curiously enough, if this WAS an all-girl's school he'd accidentally gotten sucked in to... why was his uniform the same as theirs, just fashioned for boys instead of girls?
None of this made any sense.
After a long and awkward bus ride, Daisuke stepped off from the vehicle and in to the courtyard of the rather impressive looking boarding school. And it WAS a boarding school. He'd be living here for a semester, at least, and he wondered who his room mate would be, but as he looked around, all he could see were skirts, heels, stockings and long hair. No male teachers, no boys his age, no groundskeepers, no nothing. Just him. If he didn't feel as if he'd hopped on the wrong bus before, he certainly felt that way now.
"Something's not right here," he muttered to himself, looking as the girls walked past him, most of them staring with smirks or confused expressions on their faces. And he couldn't blame them, really; he was just as lost as they were. Backpack slung over one shoulder, he sighed, ran a hand through his shaggy hair, then closed his brown eyes in thought before rolling his shoulders in a lame shrug and pushing forwards.
Oh, well.
Time to figure out what was going on.