First Impression

Dear reader, let me ask you a question. What do you believe about the world we live in? Do you think that what you see on television and read in the news is the whole truth, or is there something more lurking beneath the surface? I can't help but wonder about the reality of the world we live in.

We are told that we live in a civilized society, and that we have advanced beyond the barbaric practices of our ancestors. But is that truly the case? Do we not still have wars, poverty, inequality, and injustice in our world? And what of the powerful institutions that govern our lives, such as schools, governments, and corporations? Are they truly working in our best interests, or are they just another tool to maintain the status quo?

These questions have been weighing heavily on my mind, and as I embark on this new chapter in my life, I can't help but wonder what truths await me at the Advance Global Elite School. Will I discover a world of opportunity and advancement, or will I uncover something darker and more sinister? Only time will tell.

I arrived at the airport in Lucknow while the sun had barely risen. I checked in my luggage and made my way to the gate, my eyes scanning the crowd for any familiar faces. But I was surrounded by strangers - businessmen in suits, families with children, and other students who were also on their way to the School.

I was nervous. I had never been away from home before, and the thought of attending a prestigious school with students from all over the world was daunting. I found a seat by the gate and took out a book, trying to distract myself from my nerves. But as I looked up, I noticed a girl staring at me intently from across the room. She was tall and slender, with jet-black hair and piercing blue eyes. I looked away, feeling a sudden pang of self-consciousness.

As the boarding call was announced, I gathered my things and made my way onto the plane. I searched my seat and after some time, I found myself seated in a row of four, with two other boys and a girl sitting in the seat next to me. They were all wearing the same uniform - a white shirt, a navy blue blazer, and black pants - the dress code for Elite School. The girl caught my attention as she looked at me and smiled.

"Hi, I'm Priya. Are you also going to the Advance Global Elite School?" she asked.

I nodded, still feeling a bit self-conscious. I had never been very good at making small talk, but I decided to give it a try.

"Yeah, I'm starting my first year there. What about you?" I asked.

"I'm also going there, but this is my second year," she said, leaning forward to extend her hand. "You seem nervous, don't worry. You'll love it there. It's a great school."

I managed a weak smile and shook her hand, feeling a bit more at ease. Priya seemed friendly and approachable, unlike the other students on the plane.

As we settled into our seats, the plane began to climb higher into the sky. I looked out of the window, watching the clouds roll by. I could feel the excitement building inside of me. I had worked hard to get into this school, and I was determined to make the most of this opportunity.

I couldn't help but steal a glance at Priya. She seemed so calm and confident, as she knew exactly what to expect from the school. In contrast, I was a bundle of nerves, my mind racing with questions and doubts.

"So, where are you from?" Priya asked, breaking the silence between us.

"I'm from Lucknow," I replied. "What about you?"

"I'm from Lucknow too," she said, her eyes lighting up. "What a coincidence! Which class are you in?"

"I'm in 1D," I said. "What about you?"

"I'm in 2B," she said. "But we'll still see each other around the campus.

We chatted for a while longer, discussing our hobbies and interests. I found myself opening up to her more and more, feeling a sense of ease that I hadn't experienced with anyone else in a long time. She was easy to talk to, and it felt like we had known each other for ages.

The rest of the flight passed in a blur, with Priya and me chatting and getting to know each other. She gave me some advice on what to expect and how to navigate the campus as a first-year student.

My heart raced with excitement as the plane landed, and we all filed out into the terminal. It was finally time to start my new life.

As I stepped out of the airport, we were greeted by a group of stern-looking school officials, all dressed in black suits. I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease as we approached.

One of the officials cleared his throat and spoke in a monotone voice, "Welcome to the Advance Global Elite School. Please follow us to the school buses. We will be transporting you to the campus shortly."

Buses arrived instantly. As we drove towards the school, I couldn't help but notice that we were heading further and further away from civilization. The road became increasingly bumpy, and the scenery grew more and more isolated.

After what felt like hours, we finally arrived at the school gates. The gates were made of towering iron bars and looked almost medieval. As the bus came to a halt, the officials opened the doors and motioned for the students to exit.

I stepped out of the bus, feeling a chill run down my spine. I looked up at the school's imposing facade, which towered above me. It looked like something out of a Gothic horror movie.

As we were led towards the entrance, I couldn't shake the feeling that something was off about this place. I couldn't quite put my finger on it, but something felt...wrong.

But I pushed those thoughts aside as I entered the school, ready to begin my new life as a student at the Advance Global Elite School.