[@MordecaiThe 1st][@floodtalon][@Redward]...

There was a reason why she moved to the back of the room instead of giving out a name before. She was never into getting 'friendly' with a bunch of strangers. Especially knowing her own attitude. What was the point anyway? Going from a psychological standpoint, most of the people she meets will have already made a prejudgement whether they like her or not. Purely based on her appearance. And that's before she speaks a word. Based on personal experience, the disposition plummets even further after speaking. So, it's simply best that she just avoided all those things entirely. In following the 'optimal strategy', as they walked towards the third floor, Vatalla made sure to keep a noticeable distance away from the group. Let the person with good people skills handle all the dirty work. She was intent keeping quiet the whole way too. At least, until Aito put her on the spot. 

She clicked her tongue once upon hearing his last words. There wasn't a way to weasel out of this one without making someone look bad. And she already knowing who it was gonna be. 

Vatalla gave Aito a side-ways glare before clearing her throat. "Custom. Same as old 'Patchy' here." she said knowingly, swooping up now and wrapping her arm playfully around his neck. A little too 'playfully', he would soon experience, as her arm slowly tightened. Nothing too much though. Just a little bit of 'rough love', as she would call it. "See, my class is 'Hellcat'. Named it myself. Seems fitting, right? You don't have to agree with me. Anyway, it's nothing special. I just punch things and make sure they don't punch me back. And sometimes I do a little disappearing act. Like so."

Finishing off with giving Aito one last squeeze, Vatalla vanishes with the familiar 'pop'. The hazy indigo form swooshes through the air and the pale girl reappears again a fair distance away, now leaning against the stairway to the third floor. "Don't mind me! I'm listening [i]very[/i] closely and [i]very[/i] intently." she yells, while clearly going up the stairs without them. 

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