Toriyama University.

(Although I've made references to many different anime series, you don't need to know any of them)

Toriyama University was a highly exclusive academy. Not only was it women-only, but they recruited solely from prestigious all-girl high-schools, like St. Hebereke and Graviton.

Holding up the front of her skirt, college junior Sakura Otonashi (20) leaned her back against the wall and moaned softly as the **** Maple (21), kneeling in front of her, started sucking her pussy even harder. The school year was just starting and Sakura was floating on cloud nine. With pink hair, an unimposing name and only average breasts, Sakura had had to work very, very hard to be taken seriously. Her efforts had finally paid off at the start of her sophomore year as, through ****, bribery and threats, she had finally overcome fellow students, teachers and faculty to become the "Queen" of Toriyama U.

Sakura reluctantly ordered a stop and picked up her phone to call for her secretary, Celery. There were going to be some new students arriving that day, and she didn’t want to get worn out yet. Maple was quite ready to stop, and quickly helped Sakura to get dressed. Halfway through, Celery knocked on the door and, once Sakura was presentable, was admitted.

Celery kneeled on the carpet in front of Sakura and quickly read through what she had learned about the new admitants. Only two names attracted Sakura’s interest.

"C-Ko Kotobuki. That’s the alien princess, isn’t she?"

"Yes Mistress. She’s eighteen, entering as a freshman with her friend A-Ko Magami. C-Ko didn’t do very well on the entrance exams, but as a representative of a foreign land-"

"What do we have on A-Ko?"

"C-Ko’s lackey. An average 18-year old girl. No different from any other."

"And I heard the name 'B-Ko Daitokuji.' Does she have anything to do with the new Daitokuji building between the Mendou and the Mishima buildings."

"Yes, Mistress. She wanted her servants, there are four of them, to be allowed in also."

Sakura frowned, deep in thought. She wasn’t a woman who liked challenges.