Irritation[END]

Great. She had fallen. It wasn't any better that he was here, because she didn't like to lose a fight. She gritted her teeth as she went down, but slowly wiping the mood off of her face as she noticed that she didn't hit the ground. The boy had half catched her, which was nice. She blushed a bit and looked up at him. It still hurt a bit, even though that wasn't that big of a fall at all. "Thanks." She smiled a bit, but as he said that he thought that he had won. She started to laugh a bit. "You wish." She smiled. Yeah, maybe he had won, or maybe she was just going to let him win. "Fine, only this time." Lucy laughed and smiled again.

Lucy smiled. "Thanks." It had been fun. It wasn't everyday that she got to do that, so it was nice. She was a bit confused when he started to talk about a club. Was it a fighting club? Or was it just something that he wanted to have. She nodded though, fighting by herself, or with others worked for her. "That sounds awesome." Lucy looked down at the wolf, then up at the man as they both commented on her. She wasn't normal, that's for sure. "Thanks, you are right." Smiling widely, she turned to the boy again. "I'd love to join whatever your club is."

The club sounded awesome. She wasn't the best at sports, but with her being fast, and her other skills... It didn't sound too hard to her. She smiled and nodded. "Sounds awesome. I'm totally in." She watched him for a second in the chair. "Where is it?" Paused at the voice of a male teacher, who didn't sound very happy. Lucy had to make an excuse, or something. The truth would definitely have consequences this time. Lucy quickly rephrased her question. "I mean where do you think they have all gone? I'll help you pick up the pieces of the things you dropped from your box." She said that loudly, hoping that the teacher understand, but more so that the boy that she was with played along. It would all go south if he didn't.

That goodness he was playing along. "I saw that he had dropped his things sir, and was to helping him out, asking him what he lost and where he thought everything was." Lucy smiled a bit, but not too much to look suspicious. "We didn't mean any trouble sir. Sorry if we were a bit loud or if we disturbed anyone."

She paused and looked at William, then back at the teacher. She hoped that this would work. "He just dropped some of his things, and yes, it made a louder noise then what was expected. I just wanted to help him. As you can see, his things are scattered." She looked around, holding her arms up to show that they were all over the place. "Isn't that right William?"

Lucy smiled as he left the room. That was easier then she thought, a lot easier. She laughed a bit and went over to pick up the things that the teacher had stepped on. She then walked back over and placed them on the table nearest to him.

"Your welcome." She smiled at him. It wasn't that big of a favor, but she had a feeling that he wasn't the type to lie. "That was fun." Lucy nodded to herself and continued to pick up pieces that he had thrown out of his box. "Good, I haven't done that in well, forever. I just didn't feel like I could just let you get in trouble, you know?" Lucy picked up some other things and put it on the same table.