[Event] Some respect please!

AH! The day had finally came around, the day she had wanted for a long time. The day she got to put up posters. Smiling gleefully, she slowly looking over to her right as she caught sight of her white fox Gia, who was padding quickly beside her. "This is so exciting! I really do hope that this works." She then stopped quickly, turning to her left as she walked to the wall. Grabbing one of the many posters in her hand, she lifted it up, centered it and quickly reached for her tape which.... Wasn't in her pocket. "Uh Gia, can you see the tape?" She said quickly, as she didn't want to loose her perfect positioning of the poster. "And where do you think it would be, Orlena?" The fox said calmly, looking around the girl for the tape. "Back pocket? Maybe I dropped it?" Orlena said as she moved closer to the poster, not wanting it to move a millimeter. As she heard the fox sigh, she heard it pad back the way that they came. As she waited for her friend, a small sigh escaped her. "This isn't going so well..." She stated to herself.

A few minutes passed before she heard the padding of the foxes' paws, relieved to have not been left behind. "Did you find it Gia?" She said cautiously. No answer came form the creature. Worried, she looked to her left to see the fox with the tape in its mouth. "Oh you're an angel." She said to the fox. A few seconds later, she was hit from above, by something. "Silly human." She heard the fox say as it dropped the roll of tape down to her. Unfortunately, the place that it landed was inside of her shirt, which caused Orlena to blush bright red, trying to keep her balance for the creature on her head. "Nice one." She said as she took a hand off the poster to fish out the tape, taking a peace immediately to tape up the poster she had been so carefully holding.

Tilting her head forward for the fox, she put her hands out as best she could for the creature to step on, without dropping the posters or the tape. As Gia stepped down to her hands and then the floor, Orlena took a few steps back and admired the beautiful hand-drawn poster she had put up. A neatly written 'Vote for me to be your President!" Was labeled on the top of the poster, followed by a drawing of her summoned animals below it, making sure that she had enough room for each of them. At the very bottom, there was her full name, grade, age and where they could vote. Nodding in happiness, she looked down at Gia. "What do you think?" She asked as she started to move along to post the next poster. "I think it should have just been of me, considering how much you summon me compared to everyone else."

Smiling admiringly at the poster, she felt the fox nudge her leg, which mean that there was someone, or something else in the room. Turning her body to the side, she was a bit startled by the boy that was standing there, with his arm extended to her. "Oh! Hello, Sir!" She said politely, as she moved most of her belongings to the side, shaking his hand lightly. She was a bit perplexed b his statement. "Getting along?" She said curiously, unsure of what the boy talked of. 'Stop acting like a dumb-ass.' The fox said in her mind. It wasn't like she was trying to act as if she was dumb, but she didn't know what he meant. "Are you looking for something sir?" She directed the question towards him. Looking, she had never seen him around the school, but then again she didn't remember everyone she ever crossed in the halls. "I am Orlena Grace Yona, nice to meet you." 'Stupid human.' Looking down at Gia, she smiled nervously, which made Gia laugh in her head.

Looking at him as if she had seen a ghost, she wasn't aware of the fact that she was to ever get a roommate. She had this idea in her head that she was one of those people that never got a roommate. She was completely okay with living with just her and her animals, but the chance to have someone else there kind of excited her. "I, I am in this dorm section sir. Number 15." She clarified with him. "I wasn't told that I would have a roommate at all." Looking at him, she looked down to Gia, who was staring at the boy with an angry look. 'Why on earth would he ever want to be around us?' She asked her in her head, and to that she shook her head.

As he asked if he could help, Orlena gave a affirmative smile to him. "Oh yes please sir." She took the posters and tape in her other hand and extended her arms toward him, rotating her body to him slightly. "If it isn't any trouble, sir."

"Orlena is good thank you." It would have been nice to be able to be called princess Orlena, but she wasn't one, so it made no sense for her to have someone else call her that. Smiling lightly as he took the papers and tape from her hand, she watched as he stepped into the air, as if there was some type of invisible staircase. "That's cool." She said quietly, as she helped position a poster, by nodding and moving her hand to the position she wanted it to go. As he placed it, she felt a lot better that her posters were getting around, even though they were still only in one area.

"Thank you." She wanted to say sir at the end, but he had told her that she didn't have to. As he complimented her, she wasn't all that impressed. He wouldn't woo her with such meaningless words. "The fox is more attractive than me." She said , to which she heard Gia laugh. "And yes of course. Train for what?" She said as she bent down to pick up Gia in her arms, cupping her body to hes. 'Stupid human.' She heard Gia say in her head, making her look down at her furry friend. "Why is that?" She said out loud, totally forgetting that Tao was there. 'You sound crazy now.' Gia was right, as the boy had no knowledge that her fox companion could talk.

Unsure about the boy's reasons for wanting to... Train, she decided that if he was going to indirectly answer her question, that it wasn't worth arguing over. He had a reason, and no long as it didn't wake her up in the morning, she was okay with that. "Okay." She said as she stroked Gia's fur softly.

She smiles awkwardly as he said that he wasn't into Gia. 'How rude. It's better me than you at least.' The fox said to that remark, which made Orlena chuckle softly to herself, even though she knew she would have laughed a lot louder if the boy wasn't around. "It's nothing, just Gia saying something impolite." She stated to the boy, wanting to softly indicate that she had a talking fox, though she would get if he didn't understand. It wasn't like he was going to hear her anytime soon.