Discrimination

"I welcome you… to the Japanese Academy"

She then proceeded to lead them, and the group of Americans stood out among the many observant eyes.

The Japanese students looked at them skeptically, and a couple of unfriendly glares were all it took for some of the guys to feel out of place.

As for others, for example, David Miller, it was nothing but a provocation.

He stared back at a couple of students who were watching them, before asking them:

"Hell are you looking at?"

Leaving the three of them shocked.

The walk toward the dorms was quite uncomfortable, they felt like a fish out of the sea… as if they didn't belong there.

Caleb completely ignored this, but the same could not be said about Hans, who, as soon as given the chance, asked whether something was wrong:

"Here, as you've already been shown, this is where the students will be residing for these four weeks.