Hearing Vergil repeat what she had said almost skeptically, she nodded in an attempt to quiet his questioning. "Yeah gang related. Ain't ya ever hear of a yankee before? Cuz I got some scars I can show off to prove I was in a biker gang!" Kari knew that her jacket would alert anyone to her ties to the gang, but not wearing it now made me appear to be a normal high school student. Her hair was no longer dyed orange or cut in the strange fashion many yankee girls had. Instead, it was a shorter version of a yankee haircut and dyed black. Kari didn't like it if people knew what her real hair color was, for it was the same as her estranged mother's. As Vergil left, Kari took note of his behavior and assumed that something was going on with the troubled youth, and she'd have to figure it out later in the day if not tomorrow.<br/><br/>Hearing the male suffix added to her name brought a genuine smile to Kari's face. It had been a long time since she'd been called<em>Kari-kun</em>but it reminded her of her days in the gang when things were much brighter for her. When she heard him offer his ear to her, she blinked a bit as she adjusted her shirt around her hips once more. Kari wasn't used to people being there, or rather, males being there for her period. Her father had basically ruined her reliance on men, thus why she joined a female bike gang. Still lost in surprise, she snapped back to reality when Taijo said he was going to go get something to eat and nodded her head to him.<br/><br/>"Be safe, and remember the dorm locks it's doors at 10pm so you'll have to use your key if you come back after that." Smirking a bit as she gave him a short military-like wave, she slowly returned to the couch to stew in her thoughts about what had happened to her earlier in the day as she waited for the other students to return from their day at school, trying to immerse herself in her work to distract her distraught mind.