(http://lh6.ggpht.com/corygreenwell/R4p9Dt-xArI/AAAAAAAAFjY/YPjzXP-vFcY/ingrid.jpg)<br/><br/>Hannah also wasn't paying a hell of a lot of attention, having been lost on round 120 of Tetris. She looked up just as Ms. Kyle announced who she'd be playing, hearing the definitive sound that meant she'd lost her game. "Dammit...." she muttered under her breath, frustratingly stashing her Nintendo DS before Ms. Kyle had gotten a good look at it. "I was so close...." She honestly didn't want to participate today, she was busy working on her next World of Darkness campaign for her gaming group. Now she'd have to fly by the seat of her pants but she was sure she could at least do an introduction without a game plan.<br/><br/>That day she was wearing green skinny jeans, a black studded belt, and purplish-plaid sneakers she'd ordered online that went up to her knee. Her hoodie had some a cat's paw on it, and the hoodie had cat ears on the top of it.  Probably the only item she wore that regularly gave her away to a point but she'd never explain the jacket to anyone, and she had the hoodie itself pulled over her rather attractive red hair as she readjusted her glasses. "Ok...." she said, quietly, hoping this little exercise would go quickly. She'd been so close to getting to level 121..so close...<br/><br/>She looked over and saw Aki, the strange Japanese girl, taking her spot as well.<em>Creeeepy...</em>, she thought, but she also wondered what it'd be like to talk to her. Maybe she could point her in the direction of some new roleplaying games from Japan. But Hannah frowned, she couldn't talk well to non-gamers. Until she knew if Aki liked or even tolerated them, she'd never be able to really talk to them. She looked over at Warwick, the other foreigner in the class.<em>He's sorta cute......I wonder if he's a gamer? Bah...I bet he isn't. He'd probably laugh at me too.</em>, she thought with a resigned sigh. She hated having to hide herself (aside from her favorite hoodie, which she couldn't stop wearing anyway) but she hated the people who teased or misunderstood her hobbies. Better to just stay quiet, as she leaned back in her desk waiting for the class activity to get underway.