Dinner and a Fight

Nodding, Sky glanced out the window that created the wall between them and the outside. Night was creepy steadily in, casting long shadows. There was so much of her who wanted to be out there, walking in the night, looking at the stars, maybe even heading to the Training House. "I wonder how much trouble we would really be in if we just went outside, but stayed on the academy grounds," Sky thought out loud, not really talking to anyone in particular.

Duncan looked over to what had caught Sky's attention. The sun was beginning to set, which could make things difficult for the others who went to deal with the robbery. Although its tendency to regress progress, nighttime was peaceful. Duncan looked back to Sky as she mentioned about going outside. With a shrug, he replied "According to that guy, all we'd have to do is survive a work out with him... Which shouldn't be too difficult... Besides... I don't see the point in a lock down..."

Sky rolled her eyes and shrugged. [color=turquoise]"Ghost is, well, kind of-" her voice trailed off as she searched for the right words. He did really seem to want to help them, his methods were just a bit undermining to the students. Making up her mind, Sky put a smile on her face and looked around. Her quick scan told her no one was paying any attention to them. "Come on, I think the most entertaining thing to do would be to go check out the Training House."

Duncan raised an eyebrow, "Training house?" he questioned. Duncan stood up with a shrug, "Alright... I suppose it sounds worth checking out..." Training his abilities was something that Duncan had been working on. Perhaps this place could prove helpful in expanding his range. "Well then... Lead the way... Duncan said, looking around the cafeteria at the others.

With an inviting nod in Loika's directions, Sky silently and nonchalantly made her way to the door in the far corner. Once there, she looked around the room again. Everyone was either filing out or busy talking to the others at their tables. Grining, Sky pushed opened the door and slipped out into the growing darkness of night. Oh how I've missed this, Sky thought as she looked up at the stars. She had grown so use to traveling that staying in one place felt odd, unnatural. Making sure to keep in the shadows, Sky made her way to the Training House.

As soon as they were outside Loika couldnt help but shift. She nosed her clothes into her pack and carried her pack in her mouth. She could feel her lip splitting again. You are never going to heal if you dont quit shifting.She told herself in her head. Then again at the moment she didnt care. She trotted behind sky but she looked anxiously around them for any sign of someone watching them... or even a glimpse of real food.