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[center][color=662d91][b]Kusari Bloodworth[/b][/color][/center]

The sound of a restraining cuff's alarm going off caused Kusari to wince and quickly look towards the source of the noise. She saw only a flash of pink hair before it was surrounded by soldiers. They were yelling at the person they surrounded, she could only assume it was a student that had tried to escape or caused trouble in some other way by the sound of it. At least that's what she thought until Rosa yelled out to the student named Rain. Cuff went haywire? Weren't these things designed by a Precursor or something? She was only remotely curious before, but now she wanted to know what what going on here. The soldiers were blocking her view, so she couldn't just walk over and see, she'd probably find her face meeting the butt of a gun if she got too close anyhow. She glanced down at her right leg. Well, there was one way to see.

Focusing on her right leg, she used it to jump into the air. As she got enough height to see the inside of the circle, she let out a gasp. Rosa screamed, and whoever was there was gone now. Kusari landed on the ground and blinked in confusion. Rosa was clearly shooken up, she said something to Fredric and he seemingly shut the cuff's alarm off. She wanted to ask them what the hell just happened, but Fredric quickly told them to beat it. Kusari glanced around her, gauging how everyone else was reacting to what just happened. It seemed no one wanted to make a scene about it. They were probably too tired to make a fuss anyway, she knew she was.

Kusari headed for her dorm room, as she walked inside and closed the door behind her, the silence hit her. Christmas and Sander weren't here of course. Without anything to distract her the full weight of what she'd seen and done was painfully real. She slumped down onto her bed, not knowing if crying or breaking something would make her feel any better. Neither would, the most she could do was force her eyes shut and go to sleep.