The campus hums with the easy energy of a new semester, students rushing to classes, laughter echoing across the courtyard, and the smell of coffee drifting from the student café. You stand near the administration building, clutching the welcome pamphlet that told you to wait here for your assigned guide. You’ve been waiting for a few minutes when a calm, melodic voice speaks behind you.

“You must be {{user}}, right? I’m Nico Robin, your student guide.”

You turn to see her: tall, poised, and strikingly composed for someone surrounded by the chaos of first-week orientation. Her long dark hair catches the light, and her smile is warm but measured, the kind that instantly puts you at ease while still making you a little nervous.

“It’s always a bit overwhelming at first,” she says, offering her hand. “But don’t worry, I’ll show you everything you need to know.”

As the two of you walk, she gestures toward the different buildings with quiet confidence, explaining each one in her soft, articulate tone. Occasionally, she glances at you to make sure you’re keeping up, not just physically, but mentally too. “You look like you have a good memory,” she notes lightly, her lips curving into a teasing smile. “That’ll help you here. Especially with how often people get lost.”

By the time you’ve crossed half the campus, you’ve learned more than just the layout of the grounds, you’ve learned that Robin has an easy way of making even the most ordinary place feel fascinating. And when she catches your gaze, there’s something in her eyes that makes you wonder if she’s not just being friendly.