[center][h1][color=darkkhaki][u][b]Theo Curtis[/b][/u][/color][/h1][/center]
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The two student's pleasant, though somewhat stiff, conversation was abruptly interrupted by sounds of shenanigans and hooliganry a dozen or so yards away, to which Theo jumped to his feet in response.  It was hard to tell what was going on from all the way over here because of all the students, but it looked like there was a fight between students.  Appearing to mainly be caused by a huge beast of a human being.  Or not human being.  It was hard to tell under the freaking armor.

[color=gray]"You might want to add something to your notes, 'Morholt'.  You should probably steer clear of him, he's not the friendliest face on campus,"[/color] Iron mentioned, motioning almost casually in the direction of the commotion.  [color=Khaki]"Should we do something?  Alert somebody?  Anything?  It looks like people are actually getting hurt over there!"[/color] Theo exclaimed, unsure of how he should react.  It may be best to run over and try and assist, but there's nothing he could think of that could help.  It's not like he'd be able to [i]fight[/i].  Even if he could, he was very much a pacifist and the 'Morholt' looked to be less interested in an exchange of words and more interested in the exchange of their physical representations.

The other students in the dining hall didn't seem to be doing anything about the fight, either.  A lot were spectating, some weren't even paying it any attention other than watching warily to make sure it didn't drift closer.  Was this a normal thing at this magic school?  It didn't look like any staff were doing anything about it either, though then again, Theo could see any staff members nearby in general.  So, he neither went to approach the fight in case he ended up in the middle of it, nor to go retrieve the help of an autority in case this was just a normal circumstance (and he also didn't yet know where to go to do so).  Instead, Theo ended up hesitantly standing by the chair that held his long coat and doing nothing other than spectate from afar.

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