Devorah listened to Ryilee’s words, her her eyebrows furrowing at the inquiry of a party. She hadn’t been to a party before, and wasn’t entirely sure what it entailed. She knew what it was, she just hadn’t had the luxury of ever experiencing one for herself. She wasn’t afraid of Ryilee, she didn’t see any reason to, though she greatly admired her. It was obvious the work she had put into her abilities, and it was impressively paying off. She may have been intimidated, but fear isn’t a word that she would use. After Ryilee has said her spiel, she returned to her position against the wall. However, she figured that if there was going to be a so-called ‘party’, it may be a nice idea to get to know the name of at least one person. She looked around her, seeing clusters of students before settling her eyes on a lone male. She had seen the dark haired individual earlier, attempting to mingle with the others, but to no avail. So, she pushed herself off the wall and walked over, standing next to him, instead.<br/><br/>“I’m not sure about you, but I was not expected a giant, man-eating dog to be presented.” Her accent was silky as she spoke, turning her head to the young man. She held out her hand to him, a friendly smile on her lips. “ Devorah.” She pushed a strand of dark hair out of her face, her maple eyes meeting his. She hasn’t done much when it came to making friends, but she didn’t suppose that intoducing herself would hurt. After introductions were made, and hopefully well received, she decided to expand the conversation. “So what is it that you do? You’re obviously special if you’re accepted here, what makes you different?” She had a weird way of expanding a question more than it needs. She could have simply asked, ‘what is your power?’, but no. As she awaited his answer, she turned back to the room, observing the groups that were clustered together. “They make friends too easily, I’m not sure whether to be jealous, or concerned.” She smiled again, raising a single eyebrow.<br/><br/>Though, maybe she would be able to make one friend today. An acquaintance, at the very least.