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Codex always seemed to stay on the teacher's good side, so she had luckily been given a seat in the back alone. She listened as the teacher spoke of them taking notes. She didn't need to, it would surprise you, but Codex was really smart. Remembering was what she was best at, so there was no need to take notes. She leaned back in her seat a little as she crossed her arms, watching as the teacher looked back at her with a smile. Codex, being Codex, gave a charming smile back as the teacher continued her lesson. It was already decided that this was going to be a boring class, no one seemed to be fun at all. All of the freshmen were scribbling down notes like their lives depended on it and the sophomores were trying not to look as desperate as the freshmen but they were failing. Miserably. She had to keep from laughing at two in the front. One was sleeping as the other was bickering about how the teacher was talking to fast. Welcome to high school. Codex thought smugly as her blue eyes danced with amusement.

That's when the teacher fell silent, making everyone look toward the door. Codex arched a brow as she watched the guy make his way over to sit in the only seat available. The one beside her. So, he was late, he got the nasty look from the teacher, and the freshmen looked amazed by him. That only meant one thing. Senior. So this class wasn't so bad after all. She thought it would be boring, she was transformed into it just today because she got out of the math class. If there was one thing Codex hated it was math.

She felt eyes on her and the voice beside her confirmed her feeling. When he whispered loudly she had to hold back a laugh. "Taking notes." She replied after the teacher had shot him another dirty look. The teacher didn't shoot her one, of course.

Codex couldn't help but roll her eyes when the guy continued to blab. He must have been a senior alright. She looked over at him, arching a brow. "Nice to meet ya Asa. Well so far the class has been pretty quiet, until now. And you just seemed to have missed a few notes cause of your lack of telling time." She teased in a whisper, talking to him like she had known him forever and getting a few covered up laughs from a few kids around them. "Don't remember me? Huh, I couldn't blame you. This being my first day in class and all.." She mused cockily, the teacher didn't even mind the whispering coming from her. Actually the teacher seemed to be ignoring it all together. "I'm Codex by the way." She muttered smoothly, flashing a small smile before looking back up at the front of the classroom.