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“Our class turned out to be quite diverse, to put it mildly. I’m even a little unsure about the exact criteria used to select us. You’ve probably already seen Varu, who chose a scythe as her weapon. It’s hard to miss her. Perhaps, if anyone in our class could be considered a warrior, it would be her and me. Although, she has a gentle nature, despite her intimidating appearance. You’re probably aware of Nirianne, considering her second-place ranking and her speech at the ceremony. She seemed very friendly to me in person. She might have interacted with Veilys, a short and agile guy who likes to chat. But you probably haven’t met Futaba, a gloomy and silent girl. I only learned about her existence after looking at the class roster. She seems to prefer being alone and isn’t in a hurry to make new friends. Or maybe she’s just shy. During our time in class, she only uttered two words – her first and last name. Interestingly, despite such an unusual group, the decision to choose a representative was unanimous – it was Gideon Velfazif, a proud and reserved young man. He seemed responsible and determined, and I hope my first impression wasn’t misleading,” the Taimanian said, counting on her fingers. “It’s hard to say how easy it will be to get along with everyone right away, considering that some clearly prefer to stay on the sidelines, but let’s see how things unfold. The voting situation gives me some hope. Although, to be honest, I was hoping to be mentored by Miss Imas. However, Miss Hatiora also showed herself well. On the one hand, she looks at things realistically and speaks plainly, without any embellishments. On the other hand, she doesn’t unnecessarily escalate the situation. At the end of the meeting, she even gave a short lecture on astrology. So, my impressions are mostly positive, even if things didn’t turn out exactly as I had hoped.”