"...Natalia Yasnikov, who will speak to you about Government service"

Natalia was a taller than average woman, standing over all but one of the visitors. Her slightly more rounded eyes and pale skin betrayed her as a hapa. She looked a few years over 30 and wore a buttoned up, striped business style suit which were overshadowed by her large but firm breasts above. No cleavage was visible but an observant person would've noticed a faint shape of an angular eagle tattoo above her left breast through the shirt she wore, marking her as property of someone from one of the Russian provinces - not a huge surprise given her last name. Below, she wore a pencil skirt that reached above her knee and below that was stockings covering her legs with a fishnet pattern if one looked close enough. Her face was not what you'd consider beautiful but it had its own allure with her full lips and a slender nose and eyes that darted around, analysing the students before her.

"Mrs. Yasnikov," the teacher spoke, "is going to speak to you about Non-White Women's contribution in Government work that you can choose to undertake after graduation. Take it away, Mrs. Yasnikov." After the eccentric teacher took a few steps backwards and whispered something quietly to one of the other visitors, the tall woman in front of the class began to speak... "Hello everyone, my name is Natalia Yasnikov and I work in the travel and movement branch of the Government. What my job is, is basically to help with setting up programs that help young Asian girls like you find a White partner outside of the Region so you can experience other parts of the world" Zhou could hear muttering around her after the words were laid down which were promptly shushed by Miss Junli who then resumed talking with the visitor.

"There are a surprising amount of ways in which Asian girls like me and you can support our White governors and it can be a great opportunity for those of you who want to move to other wonderful places around the world." Lao leaned in towards Zhou and whispered that "we all know what the real reason for that is" making her chuckle loud enough to warrant a sharp look from the intently listening student in front of her. "As some of you will be able to tell, I have lived in Russia. I've been there for the last 12 years with my husband, which was an opportunity given to my by other government workers like me who encouraged me to move somewhere else and find a nice White man to marry there. Different places have different people, my own father was Russian so I thought that learning a bit more about that half of myself was going to be a great experience so decided that I had to go there, but there are many other opportunities like that given to you." It had seemed the presenter has taken a complete detour from her presentation about 'government service' to her experience as a young Half-Asian woman in Russia and in general, her fawning over the country. She seemed to finally regain her composure with a clearing of her throat, "We have many other programs to help you with entering such a career," Mrs. Yasnikov paused to show a leaflet she had in her front pocket of her blazer, "and I hope that I have interested at least one of you here today."

As Zhou felt herself slowly falling asleep with her head propped up on her elbows. This lesson was incredibly boring. Out of nowhere, she felt something tiny dink off of the left side of her head. Turning her head instinctively to see what it was, she saw Lao's face with an ear-to-ear grin plastered over her face, "What the hell?" "You looked sleepy. Thought I'd save your ass again from falling asleep and embarrassing yourself." She gave a sarcastic smile toward Zhou. "Har Har. I didn't even ask you for your help." The answer to that came from Lao almost instantly, "But you sure needed it, eh?" Now that she mentioned it, it made Zhou remember that she didn't properly thank her for helping her out with the teacher. She could continue the conversation, but she'll likely miss the rest of the speakers.