[color=1a7b30][h2]AJ[/h2][/color]
After being dismissed from class, AJ made his way towards the cafeteria in his most preferred manner, alone. He wasn't very keen on going downstairs to check on the kid that was thrown out the window. The idea of having to help the boy due to his own stupidity wasn't very appealing and even worse would be the potential for idle chat after everything was squared away. No, it was better to go the the cafeteria and grab a snack before sneaking away to find a quiet nook to indulge in a book or some other desirable activity than the mingling in the cafeteria as Mr. Joux advised in class. 

Taking a slight detour to the restroom before heading to the cafeteria, a frown formed as a great number of students were rushing out of the cafeteria. What the hell was going on? Being extra careful in making sure not to touch anyone, AJ made his way against the crowd as he listened to the different conversations the students were having as he approached. Curiosity perked in the young teen as he pieced things together. A fight could be a valuable asset. He could gather information about the other students and learn about the strengths and weaknesses they might have from observing them. Being one of the younger and smaller students in class, he needed an extra edge to overpower the others. Who knows, if he was lucky he might be able to partake in the fight. 

His frown grew into a scowl as one students bumped into him as he reached the door. Even though idle chatter was something he hated, needless touching was even worse than the former. Turning around, AJ glared at the back of the older teen's head who was completely oblivious at the offense she made as she continued down the hallway. He was about to confront the girl when he heard a familiar noise. 

With a frustrated sigh AJ made his way into the cafeteria pausing long enough to survey the scene before making his way to the source of the pitifully annoying song he heard. If it was anyone else AJ would have ignored it but unfortunately he had some sort of obligations to kid. He was the closest thing he had to a childhood friend.

Seeing that someone else went off to help Cams, AJ almost decided to continue on but knowing that by now he was probably seen by Cams he knew it was probably best to check up on him or be bothered later on about why he didn't go say hi or some other nonsense. 

[color=1a7b30]"What the hell is wrong with you?"[/color] AJ said in a monotonous voice, pausing just long enough to get a better look at the female that helped Cams out. [color=1a7b30]"You can't act like this anymore. We're not little kids. If you want to survive Innocence you toughen up Cams."[/color]