<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://imgur.com/kLXamAT.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Storm<br/><strong>Location:</strong>School Corridor<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong><br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Yolande & Kitty<br/><strong>Content:</strong>Reflecting - Observation - Stopping the confrontation<br/><hr/><br/><div style="text-align: justify;">Ororo preferred to spend her time observing the students. Teaching, mentoring, and lending an ear whenever anyone needed it. Training and having long talks with Xavier was one of her many hobbies that she would routine into her day to day schedule. Breaking up fights? Well, that was a whole issue on its own. She could understand the troubled students, the ones that were outcasted - even as mutants. Despite her background in royalty - despite her looks and incredible power, she wasn't always pampered. In fact - being pampered wasn't something she enjoyed too much. Ororo spent most of her child hood as an Urchin. A young thief, peddler, and mischief. If it wasn't for the X-Men she would've never found herself doing anything too different.<br/><br/>During this reflection on her life, she ran into what seemed to be an unfortunate situation between two young women. A deep sigh escaped her lips, this wasn't the way she wanted to start her day. This wasn't what she wanted to have to deal with. Thankfully, Xavier was there(in theory), intervening the best way he knew how. The statuesque woman walked in elegantly, crossing her arms in disappointment. <br/><br/><strong>"Thank you, Professor. You're always around at the right time."</strong> she whispered to herself, her voice having a sort of stern - but calming tone to it. No one else could've done what he did - it had to have been him who intervened. It was displaced from the scene - in general, but still around. Ororo walked towards the girls, standing tall and in charge. The aura around her commanded attention. Fighting, arguing - for whatever reason, was just apart of life. But as mutants, she always hoped there would be some common ground. <br/><br/>With everything happening the way that it was, she hoped the students would cease childish ways to handle difficult situations. <strong>"I'm not sure what you two are arguing about, but it needs to stop - Now."</strong> her eyes were cold. <strong>"Someone needs to explain. And not at the same time"</strong> Ororo asked, her voice more gentle with the old man. Either way, she was going to get to the root and probably do some canceling with one of them - especially Kitty. Kitty should know better.</div>