Once Dark had left, Kori was free to return to her locker, where she could finally pack up and move on with her day. Unsurprisingly, she quickly realised that her day wouldn't be very peaceful after the earlier incident involving her, Madison and her fellow redheaded acquaintance. The video showing Madison's humiliation had already started going around and a few looks were coming her way as well, probably for her heroic act. She really didn't like the attention; the way people looked at her as though she was some sort of Mother Teresa, ready to stand up  for the commoners against the higher class. She was no one's hero and she didn't nee anyone seeing her as such.<br/><br/>When Kori returned to her hallway, her bag was already packed, courtesy of Tammy. "Kori, are you crazy? Are seriously trying to lose all your friends in a day?" she snapped, pushing the khaki rucksack into her friend's arms. "If losing my 'friends' means stopping Madison and her posse from assassinating some poor girl just for talking to her, then yes. You can leave if you want, I'm not stopping you." Kori replied, slinging the bag over her shoulder and walking off.<br/>Tammy was hot on her heels. "You know I wouldn't normally make a big deal out of this, but Dark is a different story all together.<i>Everybody </i>knows there's something off about her."<br/>"Tammy, just stop. You keep saying that, but you haven't backed up your talk with much. So if you don't have any good reason for me to stay away from her, I might as well get me a new friend." the redhead said.<br/>Tammy pouted as she folded her arms in front of her, clearly annoyed by her friend's defiance. "Fine, I guess I'll just have to tell you all th stories going around about your new friend, Dark. Let's see if you'll like her so much after that."