They are getting new students today. Edie heard this from her mother, who heard this from the principal, because of course Charlotte Xavier was going to befriend the school principal and keep on top of this kind of gossip. Regardless, having the dubious honor of having been the new kid herself, it's...probably for the best if she helps them get situated. She loiters near the main entrance, scanning for completely unfamiliar faces.
"And yet, I imagine that if you put one there, it's probably not going to end up with its newfound problems solved."
"So, yeah, she has a temper. I've only seen it like once, though, she's good about--stuff like that."
"Ah. Yeah." He looks like he's considering saying more than that, but class seems like it's right about to start.
Yep. Class! Afterwards Anna-Sophia would like to know if he wants directions to his next one.
AP Calculus and AP English are relatively far away from each other; several other students have arrived by the time he shows up. One of them is probably familiar!
That gets the two of them strange looks from the other students present.
"Hello! Fancy seeing you here."
He giggles. "English was good! Anna-Sophia explained that you don't have a password! I feel like that's a really easily hackable system. Like, it's hard to guess that that's the setup, but guessing that that's the setup and being really good at bluffing are all the work that needs to be done."
"Well, yes, but the fact that you could do it represents a security vulnerability in your friendship. Not that most people optimize their friendships for airtight security protocols, I'm just saying."
"I promise if I ever have reason to believe someone wants to infiltrate our friendship I'll tighten the OpSec."
"That's just what I'd expect you to say if she was a key member of your secret spy ring!"
"If she was a key member of my secret spy ring, why would you believe her when she said we don't have a password?"