Nathaniel couldn’t help but grin a bit as the cat girl actually introduced herself.  The name that she was apparently given was definitely lame.  Well, now that he was talking to someone he may as well try and not act like a complete loner.<span style="color: seagreen">“Just be happy then that they didn’t name you after one of their pets, or one of those obligatory pet cat names.  Like fluffy or something.  Those would have been worse I think.”</span>He replied back.<br/><br/>Of course he didn’t get to continue the conversation more after the next moment.  While everyone seemed to be having their own private conversations that Jason was forcing himself not to listen to them.  Still not being able to miss the sundress girl mutter that they were doomed.  Looking at the roster, and the fact that they had a dragon for a teacher.  This could get pretty bad.  But at least she was saying there was no class on the first day, just this short orientation.<br/><br/>Like the others, Nate began to stand and start to move out towards the door.  He was moving to join them, but not as fast as he had to put the books away and gather the bags.  He didn’t miss Kat being one of the first to rush towards the door to get.  Even he couldn’t miss her mutter the ‘crazy ass dragon’ comment.  Just hearing it made him wince.  Did she really not learn her lesson?<span style="color: seagreen">“Shit.”</span>He muttered and rushed packing his things and started to rush after the teacher and cat girl.<br/><br/>He caught them in the hallway, and saw that evil grin on the teacher.  He got a thought in his head to try getting Kat out of the trouble for now, he hoped she didn’t hurt him later for it.  That would probably be better than what he was certain that grin would lead to.  So, putting on his bland uninterested face to hide his actual fear of the teacher.<span style="color: seagreen">“Ma’am, I am sorry to interrupt, but do you think you can hold off on whatever you are planning?  I’d like to talk to her about the roommate situation.  I know she said she would think about it, but I don’t think there really will be too much time to think about it if we have to go chose our rooms now.”</span>Kat could always refuse his help though.<br/><br/>He may have been trying to play at trying to look nonchalant and as if he didn’t care about anyone else at first, but that grin on the teacher’s face, and the look in her eyes made him want to help someone avoid her plans.  Of course if Kat refused help, he couldn’t do anything.  What a way to be forced to choose a roommate.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>