Private Finished Quit following me

Honua knew she that wouldn't like having a roommate and now she was proving herself right. Her whole life she was used to having her own bedroom with her own belongings and now she had to share half of her room with someone else. She hated the books, the lack of privacy and how it was never completely silent anymore. To top it all off, it seemed as though William was following her. The last thing she needed was a lap dog.

Usually, she would head to the gym at that time of day but she wanted to test to see if her roommate actually was following her. The corridors in the school were busy, students making their way to the cafeteria for lunch. It was the best time to train; no one would have a lesson in the room she liked to train in. Turning a corner, she joined the crowd of people to blend in, walking at the same pace as to not stand out. Thankfully, there were quite a few people that were taller than her so the purple hair didn't make her stand out.

Once at the end of the corridor, Honua turned a corner once again, though this time she waited, arms crossed and shoulder against the wall. She had left enough wall space so that Will wouldn't be able to see her until he turned the corner also. Seeing his familiar face, she sighed. "Quit following me," she said, an irritated expression on her face.

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She maintained her posture against the wall as her roommate fell back, a burst of bright light coming from his hands when he did. Honua was holding back a laugh successfully, she wanted to keep an annoyed expression.

Falling backwards on his ass was not what she had imagined would happen when he came around the corner but it made her opinions of him lower even more. Honua didn't have high opinions of anyone anymore, especially people her own age.

As he stumbled over his own words, she continued to look down on him without the slightest change in her expression. "Well, go on then," she ordered, hoping that this question that drove him to follow her wouldn't take long. Will had asked questions when he first arrived here and it seemed he wasn't done with his interrogation. Honua's business was her own, not there for someone else to pry and that was the way she kept it. Maybe there was a part of her deep down that wanted to talk to someone else, but if there was, she kept it buried. Letting someone know your feelings was a weakness and weaknesses lead to failure.

Honua raised an eyebrow, waiting for a coherent sentence to actually leave his mouth. She got the impression that he didn't actually want to ask her a question but that lead to the thought of why he was following her in the first place. Looking down at his hands, she noticed the ball of fire that jumped between them.

Listening to his explanation, Honua let out a sigh. His curiousity annoyed her but he was too nice of a person to stay annoyed at. Will had not shown any ill intentions yet and maybe trusting the person she shared a room with would be more beneficial. She still stayed stubborn, though. "Why?" she asked. There wasn't a lot about her that would be interesting, she thought, or that she was comfortable sharing. On the first day of him moving in, she had already told him more than she would have liked but still, he wanted to know more.

Eventually, Honua gave in. "Alright, what do you want to know?" Her shoulder left the wall as she stood up properly, her arms still crossed. Honua already had a good idea of who her roommate was already; he talked more than she liked and she may have had a quick look through some of his belongings.

Oh great, now there's two of them... thought Honua as a boy jumped on Will's back. The two clearly knew each other. Just by watching him for the short time as he joked with Will, she knew the type of person he was. People like him got on her nerves more so than people like Will. At least with her roommate, his over friendlyness was tolerable but she got the impression that this other guy was more mischievous.

Honua especially did not like being called 'the girl'. Her fingers moved to fiddle with the ring on her left pinky unknowingly, spinning it around. "A friend of yours?" she asked Will in an unimpressed tone. Her roommate introduced his friend, though she never gave him a glance, her eyes remaining on Will. "A pleasure," greeted Honua with a hint of sarcasm in her voice.

She considered at least giving him a chance. After all, her judgement in people has been wrong before; more times than she would care to admit. Honua had chosen dinner time to train as she thought no one would bother her. It seemed as though that wouldn't be the case.

"Oh wow," retorted Honua, that hint of sarcasm still present. Her eyes just drifted between the two of them as they smiled at each other. In her head, her eyes rolled, though she didn't actually carry out the action. Her mother had told her not to be so hard on people, that they weren't all the same. She tried but it was easier said than done. Too many people had screwed her over in her life.

Matt's little light show was... kind of disappointing. There were so many beings on the island that could manipulate electricity and lightning that it was just a regular thing. "Let's just say that I could rearrange that face of yours." Was that too harsh? Possibly, though she would not apologize. Honua could deal with Will's powers but if she ever got in a fight with Matt, it might not be so easy. There weren't many nonconductive materials that were strong, that she could get a hold of, so letting him know her abilities would put her at a disadvantage.