Although quite a distance from the great gate, it was the marvelous white mansion that first greeted my eyes. It loomed so massively and elegantly amidst the wide expanse of green as if a European-style castle jumped straight out of a television documentary.  For reference, it shared several similarities with the Hogwarts castle shown in the fictional movie Harry Potter, only that the walls were startlingly white, more modern-looking, and stretched horizontally rather than vertically. There was also a huge fountain, equally sophisticated with the design of the manor, which was  spouting water that sparkles with sunlight. It was placed right before the staircase leading to the entrance door of the mansion. Standing on both sides of the mansion were two other infrastructures, the first one a gymnasium, and the other, a first-class-looking arena. The whole school perimeter seemed to be encased in a well-maintained moor that stretches on all sides.  I couldn’t even see where it ended or where exactly the other corners were. It somehow felt like I flew in a different world, completely apart from the bustling city outside. It was too much. Absolutely and undoubtedly too much for only about a hundred students and staff.

                However, the fact that the school vicinity is huge and fancy beyond imagination, or that it doesn’t look like an educational institution at all was not what bothered me the most. It was the students.

                I deduced they were students. They wore similar pieces of clothing. The boys each donned a dark blue coat (the crest of the school embroidered on the pocket) on top of a white long sleeve polo paired with dark blue necktie, black chino and black shoes. The uniform of the girls differ only in that instea