Ara (B)
Ara shrugged.
“Depends. How worried would you be about being caught hunting without a license?” She had an extremely mischievous grin on her face as she asked. The venue to hunt itself was a challenge on its own, but more than that she figured the consequences of illegal hunting would be the far bigger obstacle in their way. Well, that is, if Rain was adverse to her plan titled: It’s Easier to ask for Forgiveness, than for Permission.
Catching that the question was mostly directed at Aurelia, she did not bother supplying her own answer. Although it was less due to respect for Aurelia than it was the fact that her answer was quite boring. She was not very picky with her books, and as a result basically read everything from children’s fairy tales to dry textbooks.
“What?” For the first time, despite all the other strange things Rain had said, Ara looked at the other girl like she was from an alien planet.
“You’ve no idea what those are? Either your native language must not be English, or we really need to go out and break free of your sheltered bubble.” Moving onto her next question she answered,
“Mostly FPS types. Oh, that means ‘First Person Shooter’. Games where you shoot others.” She clarified, having the feeling that if she didn’t even know what those places were she was probably not familiar with gaming lingo.
“Rhythm games are the real fun at game centres though. Since they’re a little harder to set up and enjoy at home.”Her grin grew when Aurelia gave them a nod.
“Great! Accomplices acquired.” She laughed. Mischief she could conduct on her own… But the idea of going as a group appealed her greatly.
‘Take that A,’ She inwardly savoured the feeling of victory.
‘I’m already making friends. Good luck trying to replace my existence with yours.’“Oh? Is this the place?” She asked as they neared a set of open double-doors. Normally she would have tried to answer her own question from observation alone, but there were far too many students in this area for her to see their destination clearly.
@NarayanK@FaithsRose
Katherine Argall
A wry smile appeared on her face as he listed the Crash accident count for the day. She would have liked to say that she was surprised he had bumped into so many things in just a single day but that would have been a lie. Really, she would have been more surprised to learn if he ever had an accident-free day. Kathy opened her mouth to answer him when Illiasriel interrupted them. She winced in guilt; she had completely forgotten the girl’s presence since Crash’s dramatic entrance. She thought of introducing the two of them but at the mention of Lily she recalled the photograph she had seen.
‘I wonder if he knows about her new family as well?’ She wanted to talk to someone about it, but it seemed rude to divulge personal information without asking for permission first.
“Ah! Edric?” Kathy called out in surprise, as he suddenly shot through. Although the boy was probably in such a hurry to leave that he hadn’t heard her. She stared at the door he’d left open, wondering what could have possibly happened in such a short amount of time for him to be in such a hurry to leave.
"Or maybe that's the sign that it's time to go"Raising a brow, she turned her attention back to Crash and shook her head.
“You’re not going anywhere until you’ve been treated.” Having had time to calm down, the bright blush she’d had on her cheeks had faded to just a rosy colour on her now-serious expression. She looked down at the digital watch on her left wrist and added,
“I hope the person on duty comes back soon… Or we’ll be late for the assembly.”As she lifted her head back up, the glint of something on the ground caught her eye.
‘Ah… I’m glad Edric didn’t trip on any of this.’ She thought as she looked at all the tools scattered throughout the room. Bending down to pick up the first tool, Kathy glanced over at Crash and warned,
“Stay where you are, okay? The injured are supposed to be rest in the infirmary.” She didn’t mention that the primary reason was to ensure that he didn’t add to the list of injuries he already had. Luckily there weren’t too many tools scattered about so gathering everything up really was better suited to be a one-person job. At the very far side of the room Kathy picked up the last instrument from the ground while keeping her back to the rest of the room. Hesitantly she asked,
“Crash… This was on my mind for a while but… What happened to your eye?”@FaithsRose (And
@HylianRose if Lily plans to join in?)
