<span style="font-family: 'Book Antiqua'">Hana chuckled upon hearing Ria's next words. It was rather curious both females thought alike despite the obvious differences in their respective grades. However, Hana didn't care about that. At all. It was true she had been asked to try and convince Ria to attend to class more frequently. But, truth be told, she had no desire of doing so. If Ria wanted to go to class, she would do so on her own. They both were already adults. Besides, she could understand her behavior, in a sense. If her parents weren't notified almost instantly whenever she wasn't at class, Hana would probably skip many times a week as well.<br/>
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All of the sudden, feeling her gaze all over her own figure made the young woman feel slightly, if not greatly, embarrassed. She had acted without thinking, choosing the first position she could think of, be it something she remembered of watching in random series or movies or something she had thought to be logical enough. But of course, she wasn't even a beginner. She had no idea of martial arts, of any of them. At all. So...What was she doing, exactly? Was she so desperate to try and impress the first person that had ever invited her to do something any different from studying?<br/>
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She then let Ria correct her fist and listened to her next words, tilting her head. <br/>
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"Really? Are skulls that hard? Don't tell me...You have tried such thing?!" She joked, even if it wasn't such a stretch to think Ria could have already hit more than one in the head.<br/>
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Then, a deep gasp escaped through the young woman's lips. She tried to defend herself from the feigned attack towards her face, only to feel a soft touch against her own stomach. Ria had contained herself enough to avoid any kind of damage. But, if it was an actual fight, Hana would be lying on the floor and hugging her stomach rather tightly. That if she wasn't rendered unconscious by Ria's accurate strike.<br/>
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"Ok, ok, it's clear I'm no match for you." Hana finally lifted her hands, letting out a deep sigh. "I don't know what I was thinking when I challeneged you, to be honest." She finally giggled, shrugging. "But that was a nice move. Quite a nice one."<br/>
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