[center][h2][color=Crimson]"Ruby Lake"[/color][/h2][/center]

Location: Library => Training Hall

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While the library proved to have more than a sufficient amount of literature, it was sorely lacking the ability to socialize. Students that came there was either bookworms or seemed to seek out peace and quiet. Ruby didn't want to disturb them and eventually chose to leave the building again after flipping through a few more pages of the book she had picked. She wandered the campus for a moment while pondering over what to do. After the moment was up she headed over to the Training Hall again, it was the only building that had sparked her interest even if the howl from earlier had scared her. 

Heading inside the building Ruby could see a group of students that had gathered around or inside the various sparring rings. The Dragon girl looked around at them all as she decided to watch for a bit before approaching anyone. There were matches going on around her and Ruby felt the excitement build as she watched the other students compete. It was the first time she had seen quirks being used for battle this close and Ruby could hardly choose who she would look at next or who she should silently cheer for. She found this place much more enjoyable than the quiet library even if this place was almost the complete opposite. 

As she stood there and watched the other students she almost felt a bit shy, she wanted to talk to someone but at the same time, she was uncertain about how to start a conversation. Coming from a sheltered life didn't help make her more social, and with servants that she had known all her life, it was far from the same experience. She had met other people before, usually at large social meetings or parties for rich people like herself, and she had also danced with people in the past. However, that was also different, she was used to being spoken to rather than speaking with others, and getting asked to dance was not much of conversation either. The most she had spoken with others was during pauses or when she had gone outside for fresh air on a balcony somewhere, and even at that time, someone else had approached her.