[That fact about free will is something Elsa will want to know once this mess with the ayakashi is all cleaned up. For now, she's just not going to think about it. It's easier when you don't think about it, which is the exact opposite of what she likes to teach students to do. -- no. Liked to teach.

She nods at all that Bo says. Protecting people is the priority. We're all going to learn. This isn't the best welcoming party. Elsa and the others who arrived with her have terrible luck.

Life had already proven that fact to her last year. It's not much of a shock right now. Should she be shocked, though?

No, that's not a thought for now either.

She smiles when Bo laughs, and shrugs.] This isn't all too different from a fight breaking out in the halls on the first day of school. Funny how working with teenagers will prepare you for most anything in life.

[Not that fighting them will be like fighting teenagers -- which, fun fact, she has done. But the stress levels, she means. The need to stay calm and think before acting. That is what she is going to depend on when she heads out into Tokyo to fight.]

It's a shame I never got to see Tokyo before this. Had you ever been there?