Lady Midnight
Ultimate Pun Queen
As Sehema continued to make her tea, she heard a slight thud and continued to stare at her own cup. She had turned to leave, but was face to face with non other than the exorcist, Yoshi Maeda, whom had armed himself with a smug grin. She stared at him before stating. "I do not wish to partake in anything you're offering me." Obviously that didn't stop the man from speaking anyway.
"Hey, Sehema-chan, have you thought about my proposal? I'm sure with my rugged good looks and your.. 'charming' personality that we'd make the cutest couple in the whole school."
"Sure you guys would. You lovebirds are already on a first-name basis."
Glaring at Maeda, she leaned to the side to look at Chess. "Please don't egg him on. It might cause him to break out into a speech again." She muttered as she stood up straight again and raised her tea to her lips. She eyed the duo, but especially Chess. He seemed...cautious. Surely it couldn't have been cause of Maeda. She couldn't help but to break into a small smile, feeling somewhat flattered someone would think of her as a threat. "Do you think I'm going to attack you two?" She bluntly asked Chess and Maeda as she set the cup down. "Trust me when I say I hold true to my word. I hold no interest in murdering any of you." The archer leaned back on the counter and crossed her arms. "In fact, I had planned on locking myself in my room for a little reading and studying. A little project that keeps getting interrupted by that little brat..."
If either of the two cared to notice, then they would see one of Sehema's hands curled up into a fist at the mention of Monokumada, her voice spitting venom as if her words could actually burn through surfaces. As she pondered on her plans, she also wondered what Alouette was going to do. Sehema felt odd thinking that she didn't want the investigator doing anything reckless to get herself hurt. Maybe she wouldn't mind researching together. That way if something were to happen, they wouldn't be alone and their alibis would be in place. The archer looked up, suddenly reminded of her present situation. "Well if you'll excuse me, I need to go. If I were you, I'd at least try to make peace with the situation and the fact that your secret might be out. I've made my peace with mine long ago." She said sincerely as she walked through the door and to her room. Once to her room, she decided to take a piece of paper and leave a note for Alouette. Once she was finished, she'd walk to Alouette's door and slide the note under her door and walk back into her room and start her reading.
The note read:
"After long thought, I've decided to trust you. Don't do anything reckless and don't make me regret this decision."