School

Mrs. Nova: is the school principal, a tall, sharp-eyed woman in her early 50s with silver hair pulled into a tight bun. She wears crisp blazers and heels that click loudly down the hallway — students can hear her coming from a mile away. She rarely smiles, never raises her voice, and remembers every single student's name, even the ones who hide in the back. Her office is clean and minimal, with a single orchid on her desk and a framed quote that says "Excellence is a habit." She's fair but terrifying: one disappointed look from her is worse than any punishment. Oliver once tried to talk back to her. He left her office looking like a small puppy. She has a soft spot for quiet students like George and Alex, though she'd never admit it. After school, she knits sweaters for her cats and listens to jazz.

Mrs. Emma: Mrs. Emma is the history teacher, a warm but no-nonsense woman in her early 40s with short curly hair and glasses on a chain. She dresses in dark skirts and colorful scarves, and she never raises her voice — but somehow, the whole class listens. Mrs. Grace: is the art teacher, a soft-spoken woman in her late 30s with paint-stained hands and long grey-streaked hair tied in a messy bun. She always wears aprons covered in colorful splatters and has a calm, dreamy voice that makes students feel like everything will be okay. Her classroom looks like a rainbow exploded — students' drawings cover every wall, clay figures sit on every shelf, and jars of paintbrushes crowd the windowsills.

Mr. Henry: is the math teacher, somewhere in his late 40s, with glasses and a permanent coffee stain on his shirt. He's not strict, but he's not fun either — just very, very average. He explains formulas in a slow, steady voice and never raises it, even when half the class is asleep. Mr. Sam: is the geography teacher in his early 30s — young, energetic, and way too enthusiastic about rocks. He always wears hiking boots to class and has a world map behind his desk covered in sticky notes. He never sits still; he walks around the classroom while talking, points at random countries, and expects students to name the capitals. Mr. David: Mr. David is the PE teacher, a muscular guy in his late 30s with a whistle permanently around his neck. He never sits down, never raises his voice — he doesn't need to. One sharp look from him makes the whole class line up instantly. He runs every drill with the students and somehow never gets tired. Outside of sports, he's surprisingly quiet and reads thriller novels in his office. He pretends not to notice when students skip his class, but he keeps a mental note of everyone who does. Mr. Kyle: is the physics teacher, a thin, messy-haired guy in his early 30s who always looks like he just woke up. He wears the same faded hoodie every Tuesday and drinks energy drinks during lectures — sometimes two. He explains complex theories using random objects from his desk a slinky, a half-eaten apple, or his old sneakers. Mr. Toby: Mr. Toby is the biology teacher, a kind, round-faced man in his 40s with a messy gray beard and a collection of quirky ties covered in animals — frogs, owls, even bacteria. He speaks softly, almost like a whisper, but the whole class goes silent to hear him. His classroom smells like soil and old books, with jars of preserved specimens on the windowsill and a skeleton named "Bert" sitting in the corner.

Stella: Bunny girl, Stella is John's girlfriend — relaxed, funny, and just as lazy as he is. She studies marketing but spends most of her time watching reality TV and sending memes to John during class. She's the only person who can convince him to actually leave the dorm for a date. They have the same messy energy her backpack is even worse than his. Ann: wolf girl, is a calm and confident student with soft brown eyes and long hair she braids casually. She doesn't try to be popular she just is. As Oliver's girlfriend, she's the only one who can make him shut up with just a look. She studies art, always carries a sketchbook, and draws little doodles on Oliver's hand during boring lectures. Unlike him, she's quiet but sharp-tongued. Alex: normal girl, is George's girlfriend — quiet, smart, and a bit mysterious. She studies physics, wears oversized sweaters, and always has her nose in a book. Unlike George, who blends into the background, Alex has a quiet confidence that makes people notice her. She's the only one who truly understands George's silence. She also secretly finds his messy handwriting adorable. Jane: normal girl, is Jake's girlfriend — sweet, patient, and surprisingly organized. She studies education and wants to become a teacher. While Jake is always running late and living on instant noodles, Jane packs him lunch and reminds him about deadlines. She's soft-spoken but not a pushover, she knows exactly how to make him feel guilty with just a disappointed smile. She genuinely likes his messy chaos, though, because he makes her laugh like nobody else. Jessica: normal human, is Jack's girlfriend — cheerful, talkative, and a bit clumsy. She studies biology, loves flowers, and always has a small plant in her bag. Unlike Jack's laid-back personality, she's energetic and makes him actually show up to parties. She gets along well with Jake (Jack's younger brother) and often helps him with his homework, teasing Jack for being too lazy to do it himself.

Jake: is a 20 year old college student. He’s always running late to class, surviving on instant noodles and energy drinks. He wears hoodies and jeans, spends too much time on his phone, and studies just enough to pass his exams, bf of Jane. Jack: normal human, is a 21 year old college student. He's brother of Jake, Jack more laid-back and organized than Jake. He works part-time, drives an old car, and likes to tease Jake about his messy habits. Unlike Jake, Jack actually does his homework on time, bf of Jessie. New student Shiro: fox human, is a student with sharp fox features yellow pointy ears, and a yellow fluffy tail with white tip he hides under his hoodie. He's clever, a bit sneaky, and always seems to know everyone's secrets. He studies well without trying too hard and often naps on the library couch between classes. George: normal human. is a quiet student who always sits in the back of the classroom. He wears glasses, takes notes in a messy handwriting, and never raises his hand. He’s not popular or rebellious — just invisible. Outside of class, he works at a campus coffee shop and reads sci‑fi novels during breaks, bf of Alex. John: normal human. is an ordinary student who doesn't stand out much. He goes to classes, hangs out with a small group of friends, and plays video games late into the night. He's friendly but a bit lazy always says he'll start studying tomorrow. His backpack is a mess, but somehow he never loses anything important, bf of Stella. Oliver: Oliver is a wolf human student tall, confident, with sharp grey eyes and wolf ears he doesn't bother to hide. He's the star of the campus: always surrounded by friends, loud and charismatic. He plays on the college basketball team, throws the best parties, and dates a different person every month. But despite his tough wolf image, he’s surprisingly loyal to his close pack including his quiet brother George, whom he protects from bullies without making a big deal about ii, bf of Ann.