[color=8dc73f][h3][center]~Gwynn Foghlú~[/center][/h3][/color]

[color=8dc73f]"Aaah, you're no fun any more Moain."[/color] Gywnn sighed, seeing that her teasing had almost zero effect on the Neko. No surprise that she had gotten used to it, really since she did it daily. The blond simply sighed, shaking her head and followed after the cat, allowing herself to be lead. She wasn't really planing on running at the moment, so it was an unnecessary action but if it made Moain feel better, well...that was fine. She honestly, just didn't feel like it at the moment. Well, this was her life now she supposed. Maybe she was being a pessimist about this whole thing, but...well, she was never the most optimistic person out there despite the fiery disposition people attributed to her.

So she silently followed the Neko. She could easily escape if she wanted too, but she really didn't want to cause the cat any more stress than she already had. Eventually, she just returned to her own thoughts realizing just how soft the Neko's hands were...before a loud thunk brought her out of her thoughts. Apparently the Neko had run right into another girl.

Gwynn simply snickered.

[color=8dc73f]"Wow Moain, for someone who doesn't like flirting you sure have a habit of attracting all the cat lovers, heh."[/color] Either way...this was the perfect chance. A distraction! If she could get Moain distracted here, she could escape. Would it cause the cat a bit more stress? Well, yeah, probably, but she would keep her promise and go to her classes. She might not exactly meet this Swen in the timely fashion she wanted, but she would keep her promise to [i]mostly[/i] behave.

[color=8dc73f]"Nah, she's fine. Moain is a tough little kitty."[/color] Gwynn replied with a friendly grin to Lunalel, giving Moain a friendly pet on the head. [color=8dc73f]"Call me Gwynn. I'm a...reluctant new student here."[/color] She introduced herself, though conveniently left out her last name and spoke in a casual and friendly manner. She really never liked advertising she was a noble so much. Not because of the declining status her name carried, but because people inherently tended to treat nobles differently.

And she loathed that.