"That was a fine beginning for a new term," Seyrun said to herself as she finished her room arrangements walked into the dinning hall after fulfilling her promise of treating a group of eager first-years.

The blue-haired girl had a dual purpose in mind for the time being. The first was simple to accomplish, she intended to take this chance to share a meal with Nadalena as well as continue their previous conversation. Seyrun’s second purpose was much more arcane, but it certainly had something to do with the rolled manuscript that was held in her right hand.

One could only wonder what was in the mind of the trouble-maker Princess of Nordland that was enticing enough to make her bean a foxy smile as she looked for a table that was at least partially unoccupied.

"Good afternoon, would you mind sharing this table with myself and upcoming acquaintance," as she found a table occupied by a solitary blonde with a chagrined expression stamped in her face.

It just had to be Madeline out of all people!

Madeline had no idea who this girl was or might be, nor did the New Columbian cared to find out. She had wanted to be left alone, but it that seemed Madeline had pressed her luck and lost to fate. Making a mental note to avoid jinxing herself in the future, Madeline waved dismissively towards the girl.

"Be my guest," Madeline replied with a bored tone. The girl in question had spoken about an acquaintance, so Madeline figured she would have someone to talk to soon. Someone other than the New Columbian. As long as the conversation wasn't directed at her, they could talk about whatever they wanted for all Madeline cared. Granted, considering the fact that she had already lucked out before, Madeline had a gut feeling the future wouldn't play out like she would've hoped, but she wasn't about to give in just yet. This was her table, and she was the one that found it first!

Though, perhaps making a scene in the dining hall wasn't the greatest idea. As much as Madeline hated nearly everyone at this academy, she had no intention to become the talk of the town and the center of gossip.