Ruby quirked a brow at the girl acting like an idiot. Good thing she was on the swim team because she certainly couldn't pass for any kind of actress. Rolling her eyes, she cocked out her hip to the side as the girl scuttled off to find the captain. Well, may as well get the introductions over with so she didn't need to hang around there any longer. The light outside was good and if she wanted to get some sketching in, she'd have to head to the quad soon - it was the best place on campus to draw, or at least she thought to. Quiet, undisturbed and close to the dorm building. she could spend all day there drawing with little interaction from others, especially when she drowned everyone out with the music from her head phones. The odd frat boy would try to make a pass every so often, but they usually got the idea when she made a strong hint to kicking them in the balls if they were to stick around for too long.<br/><br/>The girl, the stupid one, came back around the lockers with her swim team jersey on.<br/>Well, so much for first impressions, the idiot was the captain. Perfect.<br/>Well, it could go one of two ways from there. Either she was easy enough to manipulate, or she would be a royal pain in the ass.<br/>It turned out to be the latter. The girl started off on her rant, going on and on about how she was now the ruler of Ruby's fate at the school and how she could dismiss her in an instant. Ruby's face stayed at the same dead pan expression she'd worn since the girl arrived back out in her captains uniform. She had no intention of bowing down to the girl just because she put on a jacket. Well done, have a medal.<br/><br/>"Are you done?" She asked once the girl positioned herself in the most stupid place imaginable. White pants, right by the pool. This was ridiculous.<br/>"Listen, why don't you just carry on with your team and just let me pass on through. It works out for the best if we just go our separate ways, right? You agree to pass me at the end of the year and say I was fine. Not good, not bad, just fine enough to scrape a pass and we'll be done. I won't upset you and your little girls and we can call this all even. Sounds good right?" Ruby stepped forward, her voice going from steady and bored to patronising as the last sentence left her lips in a baby talk voice.<br/><br/>She lifted her hand, placing her fingers onto the other girls chest at her collarbones and pressed hard enough to knock Sasha slightly off balance. Since she was standing right before the pool, the slight knock would knock her right back into the water.<br/>"Woops. Sorry captain. See, I shouldn't be here. So let's call it a done deal, yeah?" Ruby lent over the pool, smiling widely, lifting the hand that had pushed the captain to curl her long locks of gold and brown hair behind one ear. She had no intention of sticking around, so it would be good if the two of them could get this over with so she could move on to what she really wanted to get done that day.