<strong>Name:</strong>Yvette Halls<br/><strong>Nom De Guerre:</strong>Ion<br/><strong>Position/Grade:</strong>Junior<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Common Area, Ionic Hall<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Karter and Braelyn (Conversation), Brandon with Molly, and Samuel (Mentioning)<br/><hr/><br/>Cocking an eyebrow, the pale girl could see how the cheerleader was brushing her aside and focusing her attention on Karter. But well, at least she responded somewhat and seemed not to be offended in a way. Then again, Yvette really and truly did not mean any negative intentions whatsoever and just merely saying what and how it was. Even with the short distance, Yvette knew better than to eavesdrop on what the cheerleader was whispering to Karter but had a feeling it would be something like perhaps of a small threat or something else.<br/><br/>Still, the red-haired young woman soon left Karter alone and now perhaps thinking to get back her little bait from earlier. Tucking the game console into her pocket once again, she looked over to Karter, "... You look a bit unnerved." Then again, the platinum blonde hair girl was not too certain on why, other than knowing the cheerleader was kind of a mean bully, despite looking pleasing to the eyes.<br/><br/>"... But, well? If she did anything, you have me as a backup, I guess?" Thinking to herself though, that did not sound really reassuring better than nothing. But still, she turned her head around for a moment, just mostly wanting to see if that Braelyn girl was already long gone. She did spotted the new guy ahead there, now trying to play nice with one of her earlier classmates. Recognizing her as the easily frightened girl from her previous class, she did wondered on the whereabouts of the guy who had been so nice to her.<br/><br/>Deciding to leave it be for now, she turned back to Karter and seemed to be trying to be a bit friendlier now, "So.. How's classes for you?" That was kind of lame, but whatever. "I had this class, something to do with magic, and it was interesting. Like the teacher for the class too."