The alarm rang too early for Nash, as his thoughts had probably kept him up for at least an hour after he had laid down to sleep. He groaned and rolled over, sitting up slowly, rubbing his ears back and forth. He rose from the bed and nudged Dingo in the shoulder with his knee, "rise and shine!" he said with a big toothy sarcastic grin.
After that Nash grabbed a towel, some body wash, and a toothbrush from his duffel bag, and headed for the showers. The bold white wolf returned to the room 15 minutes later with just a towel wrapped around his waist. He hadn't seen any females in the fighter dorms anyway, so why did he care. He put on a fresh pair of boxer briefs, and then some training pants which were designed tightly at the waist, and loose in the hip to knee area, cutting off again with the same thick banded elastic design to keep them in place just above his bulging calf muscles. He then wrapped his feet, ankles, and wrists, in off-white wrap.
He didn't know what they would be doing today but he did know that he always needed extra support in those areas of his body. He wasn't the most flexible beast, but he was strong and fast. He moved to his duffel bag again, shuffling some things around and pulled out a tank top, and pulled it over his head followed by a light weight sports jacket that he just threw over his shoulder.
Katayida rose at 6am to be sure that she was ready for her day, "Okay, lesson plan for each class: check! Coffee: check! Keys: check! Good to go!" It wasn't Kay's first time teaching by any means, and she had experience dealing with students of all different ages and backgrounds. Confidently she strolled into her first classroom around 7:30am, where she would be teaching Evasion and Defense.
She sat her brief case onto the table at the front of the classroom. Classrooms weren't exactly her setting, but they were an essential part of student learning. Turning around she wrote on the white board with black dry erase marker:
Professor Kay
Evasion and Defense
Then she took her list of students out of the case, she'd be doing a roll-call soon enough. It was about 7:50, and 6 of her 17 students had already arrived, and taken their seats quietly.