<strong>Isoke Naota <br/>Tagged: Zitka, Tyson, Nurse</strong><br/><br/>Isoke could hardly believe he had made it into the room, assist the injured student, and make it back out without Tina so much as feinting a lunge at him. At least he thought he was in the clear when he rounded out of the room, but before they could make good on their escape he watched as Tina directed her rage towards Anya.  It was only then that he realized what he had asked her to get involved with and could do little but watch with a sense of frustration as the two prepared to fight it out, knowing that any involvement on his part would likely put Anya at a disadvantage.  Only when Mr. Gage came rounding the corner and break up the fight did his anxiety ease away a little.  At least until he was ordered to leave the without Anya by his side, but any attempt he made to argue was snubbed and he was all but forced to do so or risk retribution.<br/><br/>As the pain in his head and adrenaline in his body began to ebb while he helped Tyson hobble towards the infirmary with the kitsune girl in his arms, he had time to reflect on the encounter. A wince of regret shown on his face as he recalled how he had been so harsh to Anya who had only been trying to look out for him. At the time, the sight of the unnecessary harm being inflicted upon one of his fellow classmates sent him into an all too familiar rage, but now that it had passed he felt horrible for allowing his composure to slip.  When he looked over to his… there was a moment of self-irritation as he had yet to figure out what a cohort called his harpy. When he looked over to Anya just before they descended the stairs, he could see the tender way she was aware of one of her wings. In the mess of the impact, Isoke had not seen her get hit and the realization only made him that much more burdened by guilt of his selfishness. Not to mention the blast of fire she took all because of him.  Though it may have been for a noble cause, it still wasn’t right to have been so terse with her.<br/><br/>A few minutes later, Isoke led the group of first-year students to the Infirmary. It was the one place in the entire academy that he felt confident he could make his way to from any part of the campus blind. There had been a few instances where he had proved that through empirical testing as a handful of encounters left him without sight for one reason or another. It wasn’t entirely surprising when the nurse was not there to greet them at the door, but he knew she would be there momentarily. She never strayed from her office for long. When Tyson called out, Isoke led him and the vulpine in his arms towards one of the beds to sit. “She’s likely already on her way wherever she is. It’s like she has a sixth-sense when it comes to students walking in here.”