Keasha barely made it on time, panting as she arrived.  Her father had
insisted she wear this outfit to the first day, and that the rest of her
clothes would be coming just behind her. She looked up at Half Moon
Mansion, she was still astounded that she was HERE of all places. She
stared up, taking in the size of the place. Yeeeah, she was not going to
the roof. She silently breathed in and walked in, taking note of the extravagance of the room. It was quite impressive.

She gasped in aw, stunned by the room she stood in. The "Welcome New Students" flier kind of killed the mood this room would usually place upon someone. She couldn't help but sit down slightly impatient, she wasn't sure how to feel about this, she was anxious, and looking forward to whatever the opening was going to be like. The Ace Shot looked at the people that were also in the room and was just simply astounded by the large variety of people there. Who knew so many different types of people could be in the same room?

"Ah, this is great. I get to have this table all by myself and no one has talked to me yet. This is the life!" Daniel sighed happily as he stretched his limbs, taking good care not to hit anyone or anything near him.

He looked around and saw students whose bios were posted online at the Hope's Peak Academy website, including his own as well.

"So many famous people here. It's amazing how we're all about the same age. I still can't believe I'm counted amongst them."

He recognized Junichi Kichise and Minako Tsukioka from the photographs. He could've sworn that he watched a fencing match as well, which Mai Nishioka very clearly won. He felt as if he was surrounded by celebrities.

"I doubt anyone will talk to me. After all, my talent is simply doing nothing and getting away with it."

"Now then, what's all of this ado?" asked a voice. A young girl walked out from behind the staircase, appearing to have come from an adjacent room. She looked rather young- not presumably a high school student, but perhaps someone just slightly younger than that. She looked strange, as if a blue aura was outlining her very figure.

"... It seems like most of the arrivals are already present. Thank you all for joining us today- we're provided a meal for the group of you in the dining hall, so we would heavily prefer if you saved the talk for the table." she said, possessing a very formal and reserved tone. Though, a smile had formed at the creases of her mouth.

"Please proceed, the dining hall is through this door to everyone's right... it is unlocked." she stated matter-of-factly, before... disappearing, slowly fading into open air. Was that some kind of a hologram? That would, after all, make sense considering her appearance.

"Maybe I should have read up on everyone here"
He mumbled slightly to himself, taking another glance around the room. It seemed everyone was slowly gathering. He combed his hair with his hands and wondered what people knew about him already. It almost made him proud, yet a little on edge. The therapist recognised a few faces from pictures, but others he had absolutely no idea. Nervously, he tugged his jumper down slightly and took off his stuffy jacket, feeling a little too warm in this situation.

"Still...I guess the best way about learning people is talking to them" He smiled, boosting his own confidence slightly as he looked for people who weren't already talking quietly. The other American near Amelia seemed pretty friendly as well, though he had no idea who he was exactly, he felt he probably should do. Either way, those burgers looked pretty appealing, American food had always had a strange appeal to it.

Keasha was stunned by the sudden disappearance of the woman. Go to the dining room? That was, interesting... She began to look around, the others had yet to speak to her, so she stood up first, and walked towards the Dining Room, not about to not listen. She cautiously opened the door, and left it open for any others who would come next.

The talking had quickly ramped up, and Mai found herself hard-pressed to follow, still in a daze from the general surroundings. "I-" She started, as an awfully familiar boy- was that an Utaite?- asked her a question, but before she could continue a present made itself known.

She was strange, almost like something out of a virtual reality, and Mai found herself adjusting her glasses to make sure they weren't smudged. But no, the woman seemed to be almost glowing. Was that some new, technological trick? She gestured them to the dining room, and then disappeared like she'd never existed. Mai blinked, then turned back to Junichi, still bewildered.

"-I'll see you all in the dining room, then." She continued, hoping her tone made her confusion clear. And with that, she gathered her things and headed through the two open doors.

Jun... didn't really know to react to their holographic host.

"Well there goes our Ultimate Phantom!" he joked; humour was generally his turn-to when he was otherwise lost for a response. "Care for some brunch?"

Unless the occasional midday cereal counted as brunch, Jun had never actually had breakfast-lunch, but since 8am-ish was on the cusp between the two meals, he figured it was the appropriate term.  Taking a step back, the singer indicated for Sakura, Minako, Mai and --depending on if he wanted to join their little party-- Hikaru to go before him. Mai, sounding lost, breezed passed without them.