The People:

Noiz walked down the hall, camera in head.

“Here at Tokyo-Zion Academy, we hire the most competent of staff,” she said. “We all give it all to try.” She rounded the corner to the right. “In the beginning, there weren’t that many people to work with.”

Noiz pushed open the doors and walked into another hall.

“I was just me and couple friends in the beginning. Then the students came. So, more people had to join us.” The camera looked into a classroom for a few seconds before moving on.

“That’s when more people started coming in to work for us. Slowly, of course. They just found us.” She goes further down the hall.

“I don’t know how we managed to attract such fine people. Really, I don’t.” The camera looked through a couple more classrooms before stopping on a bulletin board.

“It’s funny,” Noiz said. “Most of them took on multiple classes in the beginning. Even if they couldn’t qualify. The staff has grown and some of the responsibilities of the original staff members have decreased, but they still take on extra work when they need to.”

Noiz walked up to double doors that led outside and shrugged.

“I don’t know,” she said. “We are just totally committed to our work. It’s just how we are.” The headmistress pushed open the doors and walked outside.