Jay wandered the hallways of the school, on the 2nd floor. His locker was up there, where he was unlocking and putting the books and binders needed for class into his backpack. He hated making more than one trip to get stuff, so he often took everything. Closing his locker and locking it up, Jay zipped up his backpack and slung it over a shoulder. Sighing, he stood there, glancing around the hallways for a moment. That's when he heard a loud slam from downstairs. He stopped for a moment, turning  his head to look at the stairs next to him that led down to the first floor. For a moment, he wanted to walk off and ignore it, but then he heard shouting, and he really didn't like loud. It was annoying, especially from other people. With that, Jay started down the stairs, and peered around to see a girl and a guy in the hallway. The guy didn't seem phased by the girl's words at all. He seemed rather, rough around the edges you could say.<br/><br/>Jay made his way down the stairs and was about to walk away from the scene until he heard the boy's words, how fierce he seemed to be acting. Looking over his shoulder, Jay decided it was for the best to shut this guy up. So he turned around and advanced toward them. This guy was about to feel the Lion's power for sure. Jay grabbed the boy's collar of his shirt, hauling him back and throwing him against the lockers on the other side of the hallway. "You're quite loud today, you know that, right?" Jay asked, his piercing eyes glaring at Ren. "Understand that I don't take such ruckus very kindly..." His cold words were not one to be reckoned with, as Jay was one to beat anyone to death if given the chance. He wasn't called the Lion for nothing. Then, he slowly turned his head so he could look at the girl, though his facial expression remained the same. He looked her over a moment, his eyes wandering her, then he turned back to face Ren and just stood there, glaring into his soul.