Fangs and Blood [C]

Valdis' hand tightened around the door handle.

She was going to exit the bathroom stall she was in, but for a moment she stopped. Someone had stepped into the room, and only when she heard another door close, did she open hers. With a few quick steps, she had washed her hands and was out before the other could register her prescence. If anything, the lone wolf did not want to be stuck interacting, hence her waiting for the other to be placed. She was tired of this school, having become listless. It felt as if her skills were lower they should have been, probably due to the lack of aggressiveness she had been showing as of late. It was either that, or the lack of training, and she couldn't decide which was worst.

Her fingers ached with the need to bash in a few heads.

However, like always, she wrapped up such feelings in her absolute loyalty. A wild animal, pretending to be human and tame, trying to keep control when one's very instinct was to let go and tear. Her life wasn't difficult per say, it was just she was not suited to this. To playing the school girl, to playing the normal human being. Even then, she was an ice queen: cool, aloof, distant, and apathetic. To her, the people that streamed through the school were not interesting. If anything, most of them bored her. She had no reputation here of course, which meant that she passed the radar of many, but that suited her just fine.

She didn't want to deal with any of these people to be honest.

The day would move on however, and despite the lack of wanting to interact with someone, she didn't get her wish. As she rounded a corner, she found herself near someone. She didn't bump into them, but rather, she seemed to have walked in on something, the girl stopping. Staring at what was going on before her, the blonde simply rose an eyebrow, and waited to be acknowledged. Or perhaps she should just turn back and leave, whilst the parties hadn't noticed her. There was always the chance of staying over, as the german woman decided to wait just a single moment longer.

After all, this didn't happen to her very often