[color=yellow][h3][center]Lunalel Lightsword[/center][/h3][/color]

 Luna couldn't help giggle at Sorcha's act.  [color=yellow]"You're cute like this Sorcham but really..."[/color]  She patted the dragons's head and ruffled her head.  [color=yellow]"While I understand you're train of thought, 'After I tell you this rule, no matter what I do, say, or threaten with you are not to back down or acquiesce to my demands...  My diet. You are to make sure I never, under any circumstance over eat.'  So what can I say?"[/color]  Luna looked for a few more words.  [color=yellow]"Well, I love you an all, but you reap what you sow.  Just be glad you never told her you shouldn't drink either."[/color] 

[color=red][h3][center]Eith[/center][/h3][/color]

[color=red]"I doubt whoever that is could help.  It's been like this since I could rememmber.  It's never done damage other than slight memory loss."[/color]  She seemed adament, but not negative.  If Miren pushed the issue, mayhap she could convince Eith to go, but she didn't seem interested in talking.  She gave the bunny a hug. Half because that's what her instinct told her, and half because she felt a bit weak in the knees and tipped over on her.  [color=red]"Thanks for caring. . . Right?"[/color]

[color=green][h3][center]Katherine Lindall[/center][/h3][/color]

[color=green]"Ahh, yes.  This will be the first time I've been here.  My precious familiar here has her heart set on eating fish and is a staunch believer of quantity over quality."[/color]  Katherine said looking over the menu a bit, [color=green]"I'll also apologize for her, she is a bit impatient and fairly hungry as well.  That said, I'll take the Chef's Special.  I like surprises like that at times.  And this one would like something on the cheaper side but a bit of it."[/color]  She gave the dog-girl a nice smile to ease whatever tension there might be.

[color=teal][h3][center]Mugi the Yuki-Onna[/center][/h3][/color]

Mugi looked slighly shocked at how easily the Headmistress agreed to Mugi's request.  In fact, she was more surprised by the offer to do the paperwork.  The had a tinge of worry about it, but she didn't [i]seem[/i] the type of woman to mess with the inner cogs of the working machine called "St. Sappho's Academy."  [color=teal]"Wow, yes.  That would be wonderful of you. I'm grateful, truely."[/color] To show, she gave a very deep Eastern Bow.