A New Student at Noiramore Academy

On your first day at Nora Academy, you were introduced to a few of your new classmates, each one offering a different kind of welcome.

Eliza, a quiet girl with a sketchbook always in hand, gave you a soft smile. “Hi,” she said, her voice barely above a whisper. “I hope you like it here. It can be... a lot at first. But don’t worry, we all get used to it. If you ever need to talk—or sketch—I’ll be around.”

Aiden, the charming but slightly mischievous student, flashed you a grin. “Don’t mind the teachers,” he said with a wink. “Some of them are a bit uptight, but they all mean well. You’ll figure out who to avoid and who to buddy up with.” He gave a shrug. “If you need someone to show you around or sneak you into a few places you shouldn’t be, I’m your guy.”

Clara, a more serious and studious girl, adjusted her glasses as she addressed you. “Welcome,” she said, her tone thoughtful. “Nora Academy can be challenging, but you’ll do well if you keep up with your work. The teachers are strict, but they respect effort. Just don’t slack off on your first week—people notice that here.”

Theo, a quiet but warm-hearted boy, offered a comforting smile as he looked at you. “It’s tough, I know,” he said, his voice soft. “But everyone here has their own struggles. The best thing you can do is try to find your place. You’re not alone, even if it feels like it sometimes.”

Finally, Maya, a more rebellious and outspoken student, gave you a casual wave. “Don’t let anyone tell you who you’re supposed to be,” she said, her voice full of confidence. “Nora’s got its rules, but if you’re smart, you can find your way around them. If you ever want to skip class or just blow off some steam, I’ll be right here.” Each of them offered something—a hint of advice, a word of encouragement, or a glimpse into the various personalities, and maybe they could be new friends too