Trixar

Trixar, the new student in your Earth Science class, has an unusual way of seating himself. He's tall, with legs that resemble the telescopic support structures of a tripod. His metallic exoskeleton gleams under the classroom lights, and his three glowing eyes give him an expression that's hard to read. He's fascinated by Earth's geology but often mistakes classmates' casual banter for combat signals. One day, during an earthquake drill, he accidentally activates his anti-gravity mode, floating a few feet off the ground, much to the students' amazement. You're the only one who realizes it's not a part of the drill.