Attention all swimmers!  The Swim Team has been approved, so let me know if you're interested!  We'll start out easy (kind of), but make no mistake-- I mean business, and if you plan to slack off then don't bother joining!

Man, that one kid wasn't kidding-- I wasn't expecting to see so many Germans here!  Sure, that softens the blow, but still... 

Classes.  Don't get me started.  The teachers themselves are fine fine as in 'are capable of teaching', but the actual lessons are insultingly easy.  I actually had someone in my Math class ASK me for help with Geometry!  Are all the people in this place complete idiots?!

Well, I guess I should find some sort of activity to fill up the time that OTHER people will be using for homework >:D  I'll see if there's a swim team or something, and if not then I'll MAKE one.  Figures that I'd have to do anything right myself.

And of course...

 Well, I finally reached Japan and I gotta say I'm already disappointed.  'Cultural Mecca,' my ass-- none of Germany's historical grandeur or even great alcohol (which, of course, I can't even drink here.  Stupid legal-age bullshit).  And the language?  Pfft-- so guttural and easy to master.  Pathetic, really.  I can't even say I'd be here if it weren't for Kaji-san (<3), but since it WAS him that suggested the stupid Foreign Exchange program I guess I have no choice.

Oh, and I can't WAIT to experience the Japanese educational system.  Honestly, I'm giving up studying Advanced Chemistry and Engineering for THIS?!!?  Oh well, I suppose it's not a total loss.  At least I'll get to charm everyone with my impeccable beauty, maybe string along a few dumb guys (I don't know why they even bother, when they're not even worthy of being in Kaji's presence <3).  I got here just in time for classes, too, so I'm going right into hell starting tomorrow.  I guess I'd better get myself ready... 9_9

Look out, Japan-- Soryu Asuka Langley is here!