Within dojo 3.
20 people stand around in the room, the extroverts find friends, and others already form clicks.
Cassandra leans against the wall, her eyes scanning the room. "Out of the group four people stand out to me, the white haired handsome kid standing in the corner with a whip on his waist, I believe he said his name was William Jade. I could have sworn the Jade family was dead, but nonetheless. The second is the mumbling fool who won't stop staring at me, he gives a killer's vibe. His black hair is darker than night and his murderers eyes nip at your psyche, his name is Dom has no last name. The third is the center of attention, a man with silky gold hair, and fit physique. He looks no different than knights of myth, he's Alexander Higs. And the last is Rook, I don't know why but there is something about him. So these will be my competitors. It just might be a fun year. Father believe in me." She mumbles to herself.
Swish, the door blew wind as it opened. Cassandra's heart sank, for a second it felt like the pressure of the world was laying on her back.
Click, clunk, clack. The man walks in, his height has to be at least a resounding 6 foot 5, and with an vibe that of a mountain he's mighty intimidating. Each step he takes shakes the earth. His loose baggy shirt contrasts with his professionally styled pants. He stops before them. Even his casual stance gave off the vibe of a hidden master. The man froze and stared into the corner or more correctly at William, and with that William stares dumbfoundedly back at him.
He clears his throat.
"Hello I'm your homeroom teacher, my name is Leo but you can call me teach or something like that. I will be your basic martial arts specialist for the rest of your first year. I look forward to teaching you guys. Oh one more thing even if you're my disciple I will not show any special treatment. Any questions?"
Alexander raises his hand. "May I inquire who's this disciple you speak of."
"That is none of your business. I'm unsure where most of you stand when it comes to martial arts." Leo glares at William, "So, as it's your first day let's start with sparring. You are free to partner up with whoever, but after today I will decide in order to make the matches more fair."
The students went around talking to each other. When that brat from earlier raised his hand. "Is magic allowed?" It was one simple question, yet Leo had no answer. "So Teach yes or no?"
"No, the use of magic against students is forbidden." Leo answered with disdain.
"So that means I can spar with you right?" He asks.
"Technically yes." Leo glares.
"Okay then I choose you Teach, as my sparring partner."
The whole class turned to Alexander's rambunctious challenge.
Leo thought It would look bad if he denied him, he can't have these brats seeing him as a coward.
"Fine." A strong unhesitating response.