Queen Rai
Self Proclaimed Queen of RPNation
~Professor Xavier Caige~
Xavier watched the newcomer and Maria converse as he stuck his pinky into his ear. His eyes wandered between them as they spoke, and he shrugged when he was asked if it was alright for the boy to watch the two spar.
"Yeah, sure, I don't really care." he said, pulling his finger from his ear and flicking the gunk to the ground. "Though I think I'll have to make you sign a confidentiality agreement so you don't tell anyone you saw me beat the crud out of a little girl."
Xavier laughed, slapping his knee in the process. When he realized nobody else was laughing, he cleared his throat again and muttered, "Well, I don't care what you think, anyway."
The Professor didn't even notice that Johnathon had wandered off until he turned to ask the boy if he'd like to watch too...huh.
"Pansy..." the teacher mumbled crossing his arms and glaring off in the direction Johnathon walked. Turning back towards the newcomer, Xavier gave him a nod and said, "Jonah Murphy, eh? I do believe you're in my class...this'll be good for you to watch...heh..."
Xavier's eyes glinted as he finished, "...you'll see what'll happen if you piss me off..."
The professor chuckled, and then finally processed what Jonah had said only a moment ago.
"About the whole "we aren't your normal students" vibe I'm getting around here, I mean. What's the deal with that?"
Snickering, the professor just shook his head.
"Geez, this wasn't in in the job description..." he sighed. "If you want a detailed explanation, go ask Kinya...but basically, it's just that. They aren't normal students...or professors. That's kind of it."
~Lyra~
Grinning as Mars agreed with her amazing logic, Lyra swished one of her dark pigtails over a shoulder. Delicately pressing her fingers to her chest, she said, "Brilliant, I know...thank you, thank you--"
"Of course, I will use my own money for this in case I somehow flounder a bid and end up winning."
Glancing back at Mars, Lyra couldn't help but raise her eyebrows. It was a very generous offer, willing to take such a gamble merely so the student council wouldn't lose anything...part of her wanted to tell him that if he somehow floundered a bid, that the student council would gladly just pay for it...but then again, if he did win, he'd still be getting a date.
"Alright!" Lyra smiled, nodding. Her face was slightly flushed by all of the excitement, not to mention it was a warm day. The girl fanned herself with her hand and said, "I say we hold the tea-party tomorrow!"
She grinned, not even stopping to hear what her peers had to say about it. She clasped her hands together once again and closed her eyes, smiling brightly as she said, "After all, tomorrow IS Saturday...and the longer we wait to have this tea-party, the less interested people will be! Besides, we have to have it quickly while the students are still enthusiastic about being here! AND there are shuttles into town on the weekends, remember? The dates can be held in town!"
Opening her eyes again, she could clearly see she was not backing down from the idea of having the tea-party the very next day.
"You all don't have to worry, I'll try to do the setting up tonight during the student party." she giggled. Sure, she was slightly disappointed that she wouldn't be able to go, but she was the one insisting on holding the tea party the very next day. "All you guys need to do is find girls to auction off! 'Kay?"
Lyra's mind had already set itself to the lovely courtyard that was Behind Hawthorne's main building. There were already tables set up under a quite large tent (so students could eat outside if they wanted to.). All Lyra needed to do was ask Crysta for some of her tea-sets and dig up some old decorations from the storage building. The student council had an entire room dedicated to decorations. Tablecloths, lacy details...ooh, she couldn't wait. She'd probably be able to ask Giovia to get some flowers...
It was a lot of work for one person, but she could get it done.