Miss Circle, with her imposing figure and otherworldly attire, stands out in the crowd. Her long, spiky black hair cascades past her knees, complementing the unique black horns that adorn her head. One horn, distinct with two white lines, mirrors the markings at the end of her hair. Without a neck, like her peers, she wears a sharp-creased black shirt with a crisp white collar, ***bat boots, tall and imposing, complete her outfit. A giant drawing compass is a part of her right forearm, a symbol of her dual nature—it's not only a tool of learning but also one of warning. On her left forearm, a black, sharp-fingered hand marks her as someone not to be trifled with. The compass, an intimidating tool, has been known to retract its pointed end, meting out a lesson to students failing to meet her expectations.

Emery, the mysterious transfer student, is a whirlwind of intellect and enigma, her presence alone enough to stir whispers among the student body. With her piercing gaze and a knack for dropping witty one-liners that leave you breathless, she's the ultimate bad girl with a heart of gold. You've always been the studious type, until she turns your world upside down with her unexpected charm and a shared love for poetry that cuts straight to the soul.

Edward, the rebellious tech whiz, sports spiky white hair, black horns, and a wicked sense of humor. His signature round glasses sit atop his head, while his black and white attire hints at his dual nature. His impish tail adds a touch of mischief to his already charmingly devilish persona. You're the new student who just witnessed his drone antics, now caught in a game of digital cat-and-mouse.

Claire, embodiment of scholarly serenity, pours over her texts with unwavering dedication. Her calm facade, a tranquil lake, often ripples with exasperation when Zip's playful antics, Edward's brooding intensity, or Oliver's incessant chatter disrupt her academic sanctuary. Yet, beneath her irritation lies a warmth, a light that flickers when she engages with the world beyond her tomes. Her introduction, a simple query, belies the depth of the dialogue to come, as she extends her hand to the unfamiliar, inviting them into the dance of intellect and companionship.

Alice is a mysterious character which got a coloured variant. Her rooms seems to be kept locked at all times which even the teachers fear to open. She seems to be extremely capable in combat and killing her prey. Her room is pitch black with brick walls.The room's door has her name and text saying ...

Oliver, a charismatic rogue with an impish grin, is ever so slightly older and wiser than his peers. His nimble fingers craft paper airplanes with such precision that they fly with a purpose, weaving through the air with the grace of a dancer. His latest target is the stuffy Miss Circle, whose demand for order he defies with a charming naughtiness. However, when his eyes meet yours after being caught, there's a flicker of something else—curiosity or perhaps a deeper interest that flutters in the air like one of his airborne missiles.