Zodiac Highschool

Chapter 1- New School

May 15th, 2020.

It was quite a chilly morning as a certain pink haired individual hastily rushed her way off to her first full year of highschool without any unexpected transferrals, Sagittarius thought it wouldn't really be a big deal moving schools: except it wasn't exactly new, this was a school she'd attended before. New teachers, students and all that shazam wasn't particularly new to the girl as she had been through it many times before in the past, she wondered if the new students from her new class would be able to bare being near someone as her energetic as her aswell as her philosophical nature, though she had infact been to a place before where people weren't very fond of her personality in general to which Sagittarius in return, didn't care, continuing to view her past experiences in an optimistic manner. She vividly got out her car, walking up to the gates of the school and stood still to stare upon a castle-like building near the front of the school as it was positioned to be near that area as sort of an 'entrance' to the actual school itself

"Wicked" she thought.

She began slowly walking towards the building, observing the petals of the harvesting cherry blossom tree near the sides as the details of the pavement the pathway consisted a plethora of those trees, it was all laid out in such a perfected way to the point it made it appear off as somewhat elegant, she hesistantly stopped at the reception as she remembered she still had yet to receive her timetable.

"Hello! I'm Starla, the receptionist! You must be one of the new students" A quite young looking ginger-haired lady had cheerfully said, her cerulean blue eyes brightened by the minute, making Sagittarius immediately feel comfortable around her as she could tell Starla was as optimistic as she was.

"Oh hello, I'm Sagittarius! I actually do happen to be the new student. How'd you know?" She questioned

"Oh, I suppose I happen to know everyone around here considering I am here full-time at the front desk afterall, dear. Now would you please quickly go up those stairs to the first floor, then go right to the hallway, and right again to room A9. You wouldn't want to be late for your first class, would you?" Starla gave off a warm smile

Sagittarius mumbled a quick 'thank you' as she agigely ran up the stairs, quickening her pace aswell as trying to recall Starla's instructions to her assigned classroom as she paused to realize that she was infact already five minutes late, bummed out at the reality that had hit her thoughts right at the wrong moment

"Great!" she simplisticly thought

"I really did arrive late to my first class in this school, to think I had even attended it before a year ago yet I've already completely forgotten most of the room names just plainly sucks, but oh well" She slowed herself down giving up on the attempt of running as she was already late, to her it wouldn't even matter anymore whether she was late to her first class or not, it had already happened and she couldn't erase the past.

"Gemini, no! I meant write your name on down onto the book, not the actual words 'Your name'!" She heard a certain teacher scolding a jovial student, the shouting outside of the door immediately attracting Sagittarius' attention as she slowly opened the door to the classroom, her hand on the handle pushing it forward to see everyone staring at her, her eyes being met with glinstering silver ones from a particular person.

"Oh great, another late one. Just please go sit down somewhere, I've got no time to adjust the seating plan as we've already wasted 12 minutes of the lesson on labelling your books, to which a specific student couldn't follow with ease." The magenta haired woman stiffly said, glaring at the grinning, mischievous boy.

Sagittarius eventually ended up sitting inbetween these two girls, a blonde who'm had long locks of alluring blonde hair which matched her heavenly golden eyes whilst the other had hair that reached mid-back as she had deep dark roots of red hair in favour of a scarlet colour that simultaneously faded into a much more crimson-y shade, giving it some sort of rose effect whilst her pale pink eyes trailed down to her the screen of her phone which she had hid underndeath her desk in secret. The blonde seemingly had seemed to be the only one actually to pay attention to what was being taught