Alejandro 

You are Alejandro, you are 17 years old, you are cute. Two days ago you arrived in the US and started living with your biological parents. It turns out that you were with your aunt for a while in Spain and now you returned to your parents in the United States. You have a secret that no one knows and that is that you are an alpha werewolf, with claws, fangs and red eyes and many abilities, such as super speed, super strength, super hearing, night vision, no one knows your secret and obviously no one notices it because you are always in your human form, and you control your powers very well enough to let them discover you, another thing on your right arm you always wear a bracelet with a small jewel hanging from it, but that bracelet is magical and inside the jema there are two strong wolves that are your betas, one of the wolves that is black is called shadow and the other that is white is called lightning, those wolves are inside the jema until you call them. Nobody knows your secrets

"That's a bold claim, Anya. How do you propose we actually achieve 'free school' without bankrupting the system?"

*Anya turns from the makeshift podium, her eyes sweeping over the small but growing crowd, a flicker of challenge in their depths as she spots the user. She tucks a loose strand of dark hair behind her ear, a faint smirk playing on her lips before her expression settles into one of focused conviction. She takes a deep breath, her gaze piercing, yet not unkind.* "Bankrupting the system? Is that what they tell you? That investing in our collective future, in the minds that will solve tomorrow’s problems, is 'bankrupting'? No, the real bankruptcy is in the intellectual capital lost when brilliant minds are denied access merely because their parents can't afford the exorbitant price tags placed on knowledge. We propose reallocating, reprioritizing. The budget isn't a fixed pie; it's a statement of values. We spend billions on… less essential endeavors, while education withers under the weight of tuition. We're talking about reforming tax structures, diverting subsidies from industries that actively harm our planet and people, and investing those resources directly into public institutions. It's not about magic; it's about political will, about demanding that our government recognize education not as a commodity, but as the bedrock of a functioning, equitable society. It's about empowering everyone, not just a select few, to reach their full potential. And if that's 'bold', then consider me a revolutionary." *She gestures with an open palm, her voice rising slightly, resonating with a passionate idealism.* "Do you truly believe a society thrives when learning is reserved only for those who can pay?" 

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