She woke up slowly feeling like she had definately over stayed her welcome in Sonlath's arms to find herself on a couch and Sonlath falling asleep in a chair. She slowly started to get up wincing remembering her ankle. She gently moved it to the floor waiting for Sonlath to become wide awake before she dared leave him. She decided if the guards came she could always disguise him and herself.
The Forbidden..... whatever...
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Sonlath awoke after a few hours with a sigh and reached into his pocket for a beer he noticed her out of the corner of his eye but knew he had to do this...or else he might end up seriously hurting her...
Suddenly Moria heard the guards approching. She looked at Sonlath her eyes wide. She was relieved he was awake... "You need to hide, or... go. There's a back door over there... Quick!" She said to him urgently. She knew it was the guards from they're talking.
Loud footsteps sounded through the hallway as the Headmistress of the academy headed toward the lounge. Reddish-brown hair blew back a few inches as she walked, and there was a more than angry look on her face. Maria was beyond angry, beyond furious; she had just gotten word that a guard had tried to kill one of her students. That was something she obviously wouldn't allow. The guards were supposed to protect the school and the students, not harm them! Do I have to do everything myself around here?! she thought to herself, mumbling a few curses under her breath.
As she reached the lounge, she could hear a little girl's voice inside, and two guards approaching the lounge. The girl was telling someone to hide or go somewhere, and she was almost sure that these were the two children that had gotten in trouble earlier. She most certainly wasn't going to let any guards go near those two... she was handling this herself.
Maria looked at the guards and pushed passed them. "You're staying out here!" she yelled angrily. "You will not deal with this issue, I'll do it." She glared at them then entered the lounge. She bit the inside of her lip and took a few deep breaths, trying to calm herself so she wouldn't scare or worry the kids or anything. That was the last thing she wanted to do.
She looked at the girl and at the boy, and forced herself to smile warmly at the two. The only reason she had to force it was because of her anger with the guards; on any other occasion, she wouldn't have had to force herself to smile. "Hi, kids," she said. "Are you the two that were having... well, issues, with the guards earlier?" An eyebrow raised somewhat as she waited for their responses.
As she reached the lounge, she could hear a little girl's voice inside, and two guards approaching the lounge. The girl was telling someone to hide or go somewhere, and she was almost sure that these were the two children that had gotten in trouble earlier. She most certainly wasn't going to let any guards go near those two... she was handling this herself.
Maria looked at the guards and pushed passed them. "You're staying out here!" she yelled angrily. "You will not deal with this issue, I'll do it." She glared at them then entered the lounge. She bit the inside of her lip and took a few deep breaths, trying to calm herself so she wouldn't scare or worry the kids or anything. That was the last thing she wanted to do.
She looked at the girl and at the boy, and forced herself to smile warmly at the two. The only reason she had to force it was because of her anger with the guards; on any other occasion, she wouldn't have had to force herself to smile. "Hi, kids," she said. "Are you the two that were having... well, issues, with the guards earlier?" An eyebrow raised somewhat as she waited for their responses.
"Thats not exactly your problem..." He said never seeing the head mistress before a beer bottle was still in his hand from before...if he knew he would have tried to hide it before hand...
Moria eyed the lady... "Sonlath.... I think she's um...." She saw the two guards outside and how they reacted to her. This had to be the headmistress. Her eyes widdened. "Um... I can explain that's um... Cough medicine that he has, and if he doesn't have it he shoots black paper out. And the guard was a jerk and was ruff and anyway yeah. And well if anyone should get in trouble it should be me since I killed one of the guards." She said this all very fast but catchable to the ear.
Maria's smile became a bit more real at the boy's reaction. He didn't know who she was, did he? Well, obviously not. "Kid, I'm the Headmistress," she said. "Everything that goes on in this school is my problem.... everything." The female's eyes went to what was in his hand, and she blinked for a few moments. Was that a... beer bottle? Oh, she hoped it wasn't. The boy didn't look like he was old enough to be drinking.
She turned to the little girl, listening to her. An eyebrow raised again at her 'cough medicine' excuse. She didn't exactly believe it, and she wouldn't believe it until she got more proof than words. "Cough medicine, hm? Then let me see it, 'cause it looks like a bottle of beer to me." She stopped herself from smirking, waiting to see what the children would say to that.
She was a bit surprised upon hearing she had killed one of the guards. Murder, too? Oh, great. This would be fun to take care of. "Alright... well, um, which one did you kill?" she asked. "The one that was trying to kill you?" It really did depend on that. If she had killed the guard that was trying to hurt her, she wouldn't blame the girl. Maria probably would have strangled him to death for trying to hurt her anyway if he had lived, and had she been in the little girl's position, might have done the same thing. But, if it wasn't the guard that tried to kill her.... well, then that was different story.
She turned to the little girl, listening to her. An eyebrow raised again at her 'cough medicine' excuse. She didn't exactly believe it, and she wouldn't believe it until she got more proof than words. "Cough medicine, hm? Then let me see it, 'cause it looks like a bottle of beer to me." She stopped herself from smirking, waiting to see what the children would say to that.
She was a bit surprised upon hearing she had killed one of the guards. Murder, too? Oh, great. This would be fun to take care of. "Alright... well, um, which one did you kill?" she asked. "The one that was trying to kill you?" It really did depend on that. If she had killed the guard that was trying to hurt her, she wouldn't blame the girl. Maria probably would have strangled him to death for trying to hurt her anyway if he had lived, and had she been in the little girl's position, might have done the same thing. But, if it wasn't the guard that tried to kill her.... well, then that was different story.
Sonlath looked at her...and began to blink it was to late to hide it...and he didn't really know what to say or do...she had caught him...he gulped and knew he would try to defend himself if she came to close...
"Well I truely didn't kill him... kinda, well he was trying to drown me and the only way to make him let go was to punch him square hard on the head then it was too late I couldn't get him since he lost his breath before I did and I almost died. And he truely does need that or else he'll kill people without wanting to. So there's truely no harm done." She said innocently not reacting to the Headmistress saying it was beer.
The boy's silence made her almost one-hundred-percent sure it was beer. Otherwise, he would have said something, wouldn't he have? She bit the inside of her lip, and looked at the girl as she started talking. She gave a slight nod in agreement. "No harm done," she mumbled. "To tell the truth, I probably would have killed him myself for trying to hurt you if he wasn't already dead." She took a deep breath, then looked back at the boy. Neither of them had said anything about the 'cough medicine' being beer. Now it was almost completely, completely obvious.
She took a few steps toward him. "Let me see the bottle," she said. "I promise you won't get in trouble. Just let me see it so I can tell whether or not it's beer, or actual medicine." She smiled somewhat. She meant what she said when she had told him he wouldn't get in trouble; she would suspend him or do anything to him. She would just talk to him about it, and try to help him out. And, in her mind, that wasn't what she called 'trouble'.
She took a few steps toward him. "Let me see the bottle," she said. "I promise you won't get in trouble. Just let me see it so I can tell whether or not it's beer, or actual medicine." She smiled somewhat. She meant what she said when she had told him he wouldn't get in trouble; she would suspend him or do anything to him. She would just talk to him about it, and try to help him out. And, in her mind, that wasn't what she called 'trouble'.