<span style="text-decoration: underline"><span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-size: 150%; line-height: 116%;">Keira</span></span></span><br/>Her brown eyes seemed to flick around the surface of the water until the other female had made a sound. Turning her head back in the general direction, she would catch sight of hands coming up then back down. She recognized it as the sign for 'I give up.' Which was good enough for her. One less person to try and act like her friend and protect her. While Keira did value friendship, she didn't like people who blindly protected others from something or someone they couldn't stand up for themselves. As was what Keira seemed to gather from what she was warmed up.<br/><br/>For a moment, Keira became a bit curious as to who the alpha was. If she wanted, she could easily sniff him out. That wouldn't be necessary though. Typically an alpha of any pack would eventually, if not right away, confront the unfamiliar wolf. While she didn't much care for the whole, I brought down the head now I'm the head, type of action, she wouldn't have minded.... playing.<br/><br/>Once Gem had left her sight, Keira took notice that the female didn't care to ask her name. It left her with a rather self-center impression of Gem. Pushing the impression to the back of her mind, she would start to head over to the gym. Obviously knowing that there would be classes, she just wanted to see what gym class was like. Or talk to another staff member maybe? It depended on when she got there. Which only took her about four minutes just to walk there. Pushing open one of the double doors, she would take in the smell of sweat. "God... it smells so good." She had seemed to say it out loud, but in an indoor voice nonetheless. When she got a few stares from some of the males, she would just give them a gentle smile as if she hadn't said something a lot of people would have found weird.