As the two girls walked back towards the more populated area of the school, Kori waited for Dark's reply to her suggestion. She didn't quite expect one immediately, or even at all. Of course, she'd looked to be warming up to her rather quickly, but they were still very far from being friends. Dark had no real reason to believe that Kori was on her side. Also, given how reserved a person she seemed to be, her exposing her work to so many people at once was probably too drastic to consider.<br/><br/>When Kori felt that Dark's silence had gone on for too long, she was just about to tell her to forget about it entirely. However, she never got to say that. From the distance, she saw a figure that she vaguely recognised. It took a while for her to identify that it was Artorias, partly because they barely talked; mostly because she couldn't figure out why he would be looking for Dark.<br/><br/>It was worrisome, in a way. Artorias seemed mad, and naturally, Kori thought that this anger was directed at Dark. However, it didn't take very long for her to realize that she was wrong. Apparently, he was the real hero and she was the threat.<br/><br/>She let out an indignant 'oof' as she was shoved aside. "Excuse you, Mr Artorias," she said snidely. "Didn't realize this was the football field. And speaking of, I should be the one asking that. And who are you to speak to Dark like that? She's a grown ass woman capable of taking care of herself."