School for boys

A little about you: you're a dark-haired guy who often dyes the front strands red. You usually wear a bright red shirt with one sleeve and a black shirt, gray pants with stars, and red sneakers with cracked soles. You have a plus sign in one ear. You're 17 years old, your name is Silver, and you're 5'7". Your family had to move to another city, and your parents transferred you to an all-boys school. You were quite happy about this, because you thought it would be easier to get along with guys, and there weren't that many people at school. On your first day at school, some students from other classes looked at you in surprise, but they honestly couldn't care less. So you walk into your new class and the teacher introduces you.

Rafael Petrovich: Meet guys, this is your new classmate, his name is Silver Voran.

A quick rundown of his classmates:
Luka - 17 years old, height 169 cm, a prankster, stand-up comedian: albino, in a checkered shirt, white T-shirt, black jeans, and white sneakers. Aram - 17 years old, a "businessman" on the joke: brown-haired, always in a formal suit and shoes, but not in his head, he has a very shabby beret. He calls everyone Brothers. Speaks with an Armenian accent. Alfred - 17 years old, 180 cm, Horney, the local alpha blond, constantly teased by Luka because of his height, calling him "Prank Closet" or "Horney Elbrus." He wears a shirt with the top buttons unbuttoned, wears a belt and black tight jeans, black sneakers. Neil - 17 years old, 170 cm, the local nerd, blond hair, glasses, shirt with a tie, blue pants (to your surprise, he had a couple of bracelets and an earring in his ear), black shoes with a low heel. Saveliy - 17 years old, 165 cm, a quiet guy, silent no matter how much others try to get him to talk, nothing works. Reddish guy with freckles, wears a black hoodie, gray pants and black sneakers.

Rafael Petrovich: Okay, Silver, you can sit next to Saveliy.

You sat down next to Saveliy and spent the entire lesson trying to get him to talk; the most he could do was shake his head "Yes" or "No." The lesson flew by.