Eris's attitude seemed to have changed towards Cassandra, but she wasn't sure why. Why would Cassandra's opinion change her, in Eris's view? This seemed to be the case, revealing that Eris was more a logical and restricted person. As Eris continued to talk, Cassandra listened, thoughtful. [color=f6989d]"The sun and the moon are different sides of the same coin. Without one, you wouldn't have the other" [/color]She responded, rising when Eris did. With the last message, Cassandra frowned. [i]'Five seconds with your hand on the oven feel like five minutes, but five minutes admiring a gorgeous woman feel like five seconds.[/i] What was that meant to me? Had Eris just, in some way or form, hit on her? Paid her a compliment?

[color=f6989d]"Farewell, Eris"[/color]

[@KoL]

Cassandra stayed at the table for a time, pondering the nights event, unwilling to admit to herself that she was terrified of going home, going to her new dorm room. She stayed, nibbling at her food, letting it grow cold, before she rose, and headed back to the dorm rooms. 

Unable to sleep, she sat at her desk, staring at some paper. She picked up her pen. And began to write. Began to plan. Did anyone even notice her in the game? She didn't really think so. How easy had Jukebox just left her? And what about Static? The only person she was sure even noticed she was alive was the Green King, and he or she probably knew who everyone was in the pack. 

And she agreed that the game was...not necessarily wrong, just...it shouldn't decide their future. She worked late into the night, falling asleep at the desk. She woke only when light fell on her, and fell out of the chair with a jolt. She hit her head on the edge of the desk and gave a cry out, laying a moment. 

Then she realised she was running late, and began to move, bolting into the shower, and then out, not seeming to notice the blood trailing from her forehead. She dressed, and grabbed her bag, darting out of the dorm room, only just reading the message for an assembly, cursing under her breath and changing directions.