The soft sunlight penetrated through the curtains into a young girl's room, which was currently occupied by said young girl. She stood in front of her door, her red hair now clutched tightly in her hands as she faced her bedroom, anxiously looking around as her mind raced, trying to recall if she was prepared or if she had left something important behind. The young girl inhaled deeply through her nose and exhaled through her mouth, quickly turning on her heels and finally facing the door.
"I can do this-" she had stated quickly when suddenly the door had been opened in a flash, without enough time to react the door had crashed into her face, leaving it with a very visible red mark. Her mother, who was the cause of the incident had peaked her head out of the gap with curiosity; that is until she caught a glimpse of her youngest daughter on the floor, face clutched in pain.
"Ah! Y-Yukiko! I'm so sorry!" She wailed.
"I-I'm fine- ah..." Yukiko groaned as she slowly stood.
"H-honey, can I see?"
Yukiko shook her head dismissively and opened the door. "I'm fine- a-and if I don't hurry I'll be late! I have to go!" She then hurried out her door and to the streets, bidding her parents goodbye.
Slowing down and catching her breath, Yukiko softly touched her cheeks and winced as tears pricked in her eyes. Yukiko had looked up when an energetic young boy was jumping from roof to roof. She had recognized him as the hokage's son, she squeaked and covered her mouth quickly. She had taken quick notice of the similarities between the hokage and his son. She had decided to follow him on the ground, as they were going to the same place anyways. When Boruto had stopped to observe the people in the train stop he had noticed a young boy he had met the day before, noticing the strange aura around him and had decided to follow him. Yukiko had taken notice of this, of course- who wouldn't if you were ominously following someone for the past five minutes, but she hadn't bothered to follow him any further- she wasn't going to miss the first day just because of a boy, not even if that boy is the hokage's son.
Yukiko had finally reached the academy and had found her place within the crowd, holding onto and playing with her hair once again. She had looked around, surveying the environment and the people around her; anxiety began to bubble in the pit of her stomach from being in such a big crowd. She couldn't see the Hokage's son within the crowd and which didn't help her, instead it just fueled her anxiety- she had a feeling something big was going to happen, and she was right. A runaway train had flown off the tracks and crashed into the statue of the 7th Hokage, successfully destroying half of its face. The students, namely Boruto's friends, were shocked- but not surprised, as they had known something like this would happen as long as Boruto was involved.
Later that day, Boruto had received a week of suspension from the Academy for destroying the hokage statues and endangering the lives of the students; and that concludes the first day of the Academy. In short, it was hectic and all over the place.