Shakuntala said good bye to Daniel, and went to make her way to her own class, but got thoroughly lost. After about ten minutes, she decided to just skip the first lesson, as she was already quite late, but that didn't help her find her way to the second lesson. She sighed, running her hand through her hair, and frowning. 

"Only I could get so lost that even looking outside I have no idea where I am" She said to herself with amusement. When she heard voices, she perked up, and listened for a moment. She was more then certain that she heard Weisse's voice, and Nikita's, and she brightened. As long as she had her friends, she wasn't lost. You were lost if you were solo, but in a group it was simple an adventure. She jogged towards their voices, managing to follow the conversation as it went between English and Japanese. it was shocking the difference's in the languages and the struggle between the two. Shakutnala knew English and Japanese among other languages, so she thought she could help here. And was happy too. 

As she rounded the corner, she saw that the two weren't alone, which she had picked up from the other voices. There appeared to be another girl and boy there, and Shakuntala frowned. "Nikita! Weisse!" She smiled brightly, "I got lost, and heard your voices so I thought I'd just follow them to you" She said "I left my map in your room Nikita, and couldn't remember how to get back there from where I got lost. This is a big place" As Shakuntala jogged up to them, she didn't appear to notice the blood stain on the hem of her shirt, received from the Nurse's room, but she smiled brightly. 

She looked to the other two there, "Sorry. I'm Shakuntala, but I know that's a mouthful, so You can call me Suki or Tala" She repeated this both in Japanese and English, unsure what the two spoke given the conversation she had heard coming up here. She was a native Japanese speaker, and had learned English as a child, and spoke it fluently, if with slight difficulty on some of the words, but it was clear she was able to speak it well.