[center][h2][color=#FFD967][u]          [b]Tanner Harwell[/b]          [/u]
[color=#FFD967][sup][sup]Current Location: Wall Rose, Training Grounds
Interacting With: ([@LordVoldemort], [@wolverbells], [@HecateProxy], [@Ambra], [@Jinxer], [@Solace])[/sup][/sup][/color]
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Tanner, Reese and Gabriel all went to the mess hall together, but as they entered the building, Tanner couldn't help but to think that he didn't exist. Several of the cadets, supposedly girls that Reese and Gabriel knew before their enlistment, had made their way to their group, yet they had both ignored Tanner as if he was just another post holding up the roof of the mess hall. Olivia had ignored Tanner completely, while Lauren had only introduced herself to him after she was already in a full-fledged conversation with Reese and Gabriel. He frowned as the girls reduced him to the status Tanner held before he met his cabin-mates: an introverted nobody. 

Still, Tanner didn't let it bother him too much. He nodded at Lauren, and introduced himself. [color=#FFD967]"Tanner. It's nice to meet you as well."[/color] Tanner replied as Gabriel had left Reese and him to speak to doubtlessly another long lost friend. As the two approached the lunch line, Tanner had thought back to years ago, and wondered what exactly he missed. So far, everyone Tanner had met already knew each other, while he was meeting them for the first time. It appeared that Tanner's rampant search for the woman caused him to miss out on so many possible friendships back in his home district. 

The spicy aroma was hardly overwhelming for Tanner, yet the smell forced him to focus back on reality. Tanner took the soup passed to him, and placed it on the tray that held the rest of his "nutritious" meal. He knew the meal was generic, a few staples to keep the cadets from keeling over during their training, but food was food and Tanner didn't complain. Following Reese to the table, Tanner took his place on the edge of the table. Reese and Gabriel had sat nearby, and Lauren was there too, but the table had many more cadets that Tanner had no idea who they were. Feeling that it wouldn't be the brightest idea to sit in the middle of a bunch of strangers, Tanner shoved his spoon into the soup bowl and started to eat.