>If we feel we've adequately covered the gist of history class, try to give her a little overview of the other subjects here and any quirks she ought to be aware of, either in the subject matter or those teaching it.
>Considering the 'quirkyness' of the faculty here, that would be a fair amount of ground to cover inside half an hour, and can be covered in greater detail at, say, lunch. So you limit yourself to the classes coming today. Sanae doesn't seem very interested in chemistry, and she admits to it when Letty asks. Sanae said that they way it was taught in Six Stars was way too close to math, and she's no big fan of math either. You inform her that the teacher here, Medicine-sensei, might be able to correct that, depending on how you run her.
>You don't suspect English will pose too much of a problem for her, as she claims to be fluent in the language of Eagleland already, and demonstrates it for you. Evidently Kanako's job entailed a great deal of moving, but traveling the globe, coupled with her 'father's' apparent gift for teaching, has lead to Sanae being fluent in four languages: Yamato, English, Eire and a middle eastern language you've never actually heard of before. You get the feeling there's a story behind that one.
>Throughout your tutelage of Sanae, you can't help but hear the whispering of your classmates around you. Some of it is of course still about Sanae and her connection to Iron Rings, but a large volume of the muttering expresses the sentiment of 'The new girl's getting such attention from the Morning Star!' 'How lucky...' in a mixture of envy and awe. If Sanae notices this, she shows no sign, but you get the distinct impression that your tutoring her is either going to make her rep bigger than it already is, or draw more envy towards her from your more ardent fans. If not both. But such is the way of the schoolgirl.
