<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/wJe2bI4.jpg?2)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Megumi Shika<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Female Dorm Rooms<br/><strong>With:</strong>Akiyama<br/><strong>Time:</strong>First day of School; Night Time<br/><hr/><br/>From the female dorms, yelling could be heard. Only one person seemed to be doing the yelling; either they were talking on a cellphone, or the object of their ire was unable to return fire with such volume. It went on for awhile, sometimes dropping off, sometimes picking up. Eventually, the sound of a loud crash could be heard.<br/><br/>Moments later, Megumi rushed out the front door of her apartment. Her cheeks were wet, and her blindfold soggy with tears. Whomever she was fleeing didn't seem in the mood to follow her. In the spur of the moment, out of pure necessity, she lifted her blindfold and looked down. She could see the footprint of over a hundred students. She knew the gait of the students she met just by listening and recalling from memory. A moment later, she found what she was looking for, along with the heat signature of a woman around the same size as Akiyama. Hurriedly, she lowered her blindfold and made a beeline for the door.<br/><br/>Someone other than Akiyama answered. Megumi's hasty deduction picked up the wrong room. Sniffing slightly, she stammered, asking if she knew Akiyama's room number. Amazingly enough, the woman remembered the blonde bombshell. Akiyama had saved the girl's phone from certain doom earlier that day (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=257851.msg12746127#msg12746127), and the girl, remembering that face, noticed Akiyama again in the apartment complex just a little while ago. She gave Megumi a room-number, and the blindfolded girl hurried off.<br/><br/>Eventually, Akiyama would receive a quiet knock at her door. It was Megumi, who finally found the right door. It was hard to see her eyes, but the crack in her voice made it apparent she'd been crying recently.<strong>"A-Um. Th-th-that offer you made earlier today. Um. Is that still open?</strong>she asked.