Fina shuffled throughout the assorted gathering of militiamen. She could feel their stares, and at times she could swear some people scoffing at her. She gripped the holster of her rifle tightly, while she bit her lip and focused her sight on her feet, only ocassionally sparing a quick gaze to figure out where she was headed. It wasn't easy to find out where she was assigned, considering that she couldn't speak very firmly and half of the people saw the pattern on her shawl with a derisive gaze. Still, she persevered, and eventually had found out where squad four was.

[b]"Aaaa..."[/b] She let a small, weak wail. [b]"I'm...late..."[/b] She added, finally stating the obvious. She would probably be punished for arriving [i]late[/i] to the briefing, and be called an idiot [i]good for nothing darkhair.[/i] She could already picture it, the Non comissioned officer chewing her nonstop. She focused on not bringing more attention as she tried to enter the tent where the sergeant was. She shuffled through it quietly, and then after a quick gaze, identified the man's rank by the insignia of the uniform. Without even bothering to look at his face, she thrusted one hand forward, with her assigment documents.

Perhaps she should've looked better, and kept a better grip, because the documents apparently flung out of her hand into the ground. [b]"Aaaaa..."[/b] She lamented, social anxiety setting in.[b]"Pri...pri...pri...priprivate Fina reporporporporting! I'm sorry. I'm sorry for being so lalalate!"[/b] She stuttered, words failing to come out from her mouth. She was shaking like a leaf, red with fluster and biting her lip. It was then when she noticed the pattern's on the sergeant's sash.

[b]"Darcsen."[/b] She said in a meek, yet surprised tone. [i]A darcsen sergeant? Dummy! Of course he's a darcsen, the lack of surname should have given you a clue! Dummy Fina![/i] She chastised mentally. [b]"Nice. Uh... on a certain perspectititive. Or not. I'm sorry"[/b] She finally spat and grew silent, shrinking even more and kneeling to the ground to pick up the documents that had fallen.