Lim grimaces a bit with the troll’s leering. Gods, why do they have to gawk so openly like that. It makes her feel like a walking piece of meat. At least she ran into Kai. He’s the most normal she’s met since arriving at the school, though circumstances certainly rolled him a bad set of dice. But then, her roll wasn’t exactly lucky either.<br/><br/>“I’ll actually have a matcha green tea, thanks.” She really didn’t much care for coffee at all. She’d heard in one of the movies she watched the night before that the hot beverage she’d ordered also carried the same effects but without the bitter bite of coffee. “Thank you.” She said and smiled politely, but did nothing more than that except to walk away from the counter towards an empty table, wanting to get away from the creature as quickly as possible, and wait for their drinks there.<br/><br/>———————————————<br/><br/>For a moment, the Druid felt a small terror build up in her heart when she caught glimpse of the sheer anger painted upon his features. But then it quickly shifted to a pang of pity in her gut. Gods this poor man really did have it rough. What did that bitch do to him to make him so furious? She wanted to run to him, to hug and kiss away all his pain and anguish, but with the way he acted last night when he kicked her out of the dorm told her it was a bad idea at this moment in time. No. He needed to seek her out. Let the blue witch continue to hurt her dearest Wric, as much as it pained Juniper to see him so troubled. But that was the only way to ensure her relationship with him would come to fruition. So, with that, she turned and left down the hallway that she had hidden in and made her way back to her own room to ready for class. Even if he doesn’t find the breakfast she’d left her, the trip wasn’t a total loss. Now she knew exactly where the nymph stood in relation to her beloved satyr, and it was nowhere good. A smile crept onto the Druid’s lips as she closed the door to her dorm behind her.