Cafeteria Mishap

@"FlyZeusFish"

Iris Valeria Sharon Nicolai

"Don't get me wrong, I understand and enjoy the appeal of a girl covered in milk, but there's two things I don't like right now - first, there's a burger on me somewhere, and second, this is my favorite blazer you got breakfast on."

Iris crinkled her nose at the breakfast all over her now. It wasn't that she was averse to mess - with her clumsy streak that was something she was used to. It was more his fast food-esque choice in breakfast that made her cringe. A bit of it got mixed into her own breakfast stew. With a disappointed expression she set it down on a table.

Sighing, she took off her blazer and folded it, setting it aside next to her meal, slightly thankful that she didn't wear her usual sleeveless shirts today under it. There was a little breakfast on her skirt and her undershirt as well, but taking those off was currently not an option.

She sat down and began to eat. "Okay, there's two things that have to be dealt with right now. First, your food - I just hope you're not planning on eating off the floor or, God forbid, licking off the breakfast on my blazer. Second - that was my favorite blazer."

@"FlyZeusFish"

Iris Valeria Sharon Nicolai

She'd barely gotten more than three bites of breakfast before her table and everything she had on it went sailing off into the sunset. Clearly, this guy had to go.

Almost aggressively she gritted her teeth as she stood up and picked up her now absolutely disgusting blazer. Then she stepped over the mess and stood above the man, letting her power manifest in a glowing purple string connecting both their chests. "You know, I was going to let it slide at first but you made it so, so much worse."

Her wings flared out in all their starry, semi-transparent glory as she gestured for him to stand up. "We're going to get you out of here, and we're going to figure out just how you're going to make up for all of this. Be thankful I'm not sharing my irritation with everyone else around, cause that's an easy matter and that'll kill you."

@"FlyZeusFish"

Iris Valeria Sharon Nicolai

Neverlucking? The mere expression threw Iris off-guard. She'd never heard anyone use that before, and it was admittedly an amusing, albeit annoying curse. Tentatively she threw a fork at the barrier and watched it crackle with energy before it overheated and burned.

Iris's voice dropped low, and if her face displayed visible irritation before, now it was a cold, controlled and tranquil fury that could twist steel. She didn't notice her sharing of anger, and she retracted it, thinking of how she could use that absent-minded act to her advantage. "Okay, so I'm guessing you felt a bit of how mad I am right now, and trust me, you do not want me to get so mad that I link you to everyone and give you everything bad that they have. You put that field down now and that doesn't happen. Don't put it down, or lash out, and I am giving you the worst day of your life. Am. I. Clear?"

Her blazer was more or less unsalvageable without using magic now. Irritated, she threw it at the barrier and watched it roast. A cremation was as fitting an end as any for it. She made a mental note to pay a visit to a certain lizard girl for a replacement as she spoke. "You have ten seconds to defend yourself. Make them count."

@"FlyZeusFish"

Iris Valeria Sharon Nicolai

"I'm starting to think this intentional. Am I on TV? Where's the camera?" Iris looked around for signs of surveillance, other than that one guy out there in the distance taking video. She stared at him and shook her head, and luckily he complied without much argument. As a token of thanks she winked at him and grinned, then turned her attention back to the man who was just being plain illogical at this point.

She sighed and bent over to pick up the peel and throw it away. This day wasn't going well in the slightest. Normally, were it any other person, she'd have cheerfully extended a hand and pulled him up. This person was an exception though - instead, she folded her arms and said, "Get up, and for the love of God don't slip on anything else or I swear I will make you regret it."

That interrupted statement seemed like an offer of free food. Again, normally she would have bit, as she knew she could resist any attempt to turn that free food into something else. And again, this person was an exception. "Figure out how to stand up without messing anything else up first and then we'll talk about how you make it up to me. If your offer's good, I'll consider helping you run away from the rest of these angry students."

Iris set a chair back upright and sat on it, lamenting the loss of her morning meal. "You know, this is probably the most convoluted way anyone's asked if I wanted a meal so far. I hope that's not what you were going for, cause it won't work like that."

@"Der Lampman" @"FlyZeusFish"

"Well, that's intensity of anger is quite unreasonable" Madlumay thought while she was watching the winged girl lash out her anger.

She observed the whirl and change of emotion of the whole cafeteria. She was lucky to be in the cafeteria to witness different intensities of anger, humiliation and disappointment. She also had never witnessed such quick change in emotions before. She was amused by the emotions she read.

"Every living creature, regardless of race, is selfish", she concluded. Everyone was so angry at the damage the boy has done to them. No one even bothered to ask the boy if he was okay. "Well, that includes me." she thought. She did feel bad for the never lucky guy. She thought of helping poor kid.

"I can't" she thought. She started to get up her chair. She sat down again when she read the boy's embarrassment and nervousness. "Ugh, what am I doing?" she asked herself.

She then decided to practice her emotion manipulation to dampen the girl's anger. "It might not work," she thought, "but at least I could try" She summoned a feeling of calm in her heart and tried to transfer it to the winged girl."Here goes nothing." she said