Blinking a bit as a student spoke to her, Kari slowly opened her blue eyes and peered at the girl who was standing before her. Quickly taking in the features of the girl, she eyed the folder of paperwork, quickly extending her hand and taking it.. her reflexes were fast, perhaps too fast for a normal girl, but it was partially due to kendo. . . and an unknown force. Opening the folder as she flopped it onto her lap, Kari flipped through the pages and quickly read. She was incredibly smart, but only did enough to pass her classes easily with good scores. School bored her, she missed the open road with a nice piece of machinery between her legs.<br/><br/>“Second year student. . . I thought only third years were allowed to do this. Perhaps you’re my assistant to take over after I’m gone. Might graduate early.” Kari said bluntly, almost like a boy. The way she talked was rather masculine, but it was from the gang. All yankee girls did this, and to those who were unaware of her past just thought it to be rude or improper. Kari didn’t care, she was used to being the man of the house since her mother left when she was small. It was life.<br/><br/>“Kasaro Kari, pleased to meet you Number Two.” She said flipping through the last of the paperwork and setting the file under her arm, tugging at the strap of her tank top to adjust her moderately sized breast. “Help would be fantastic,” she said sarcastically as she pointed to the group of fangirls to the side in the lobby. “Deal with them if they come around. I hate twiggy lil prisses like them. So whiny.” The way she overlooked Kaori was a test. Kari wanted to see how gutsy the girl was. Their job meant they had to be alpha, top dog, leader of the pack. And if this girl wasn’t cut out for it, then she’d need to find someone else. Things could get rough and out of control. Kari knew she could handle things by herself but that’d get her in trouble with the board for not being diplomatic with her fellow leaders of the dorm.<br/><br/>Stealing the remote for the television, Kari flicked through the channels to a game show and stared at it dully. It was one she had seen before, but something to cover up the girls in the back was better than nothing.<em>Maybe I’ll kick them out if I can find a way. . .</em>she thought to herslf as a smirk curled across her lips, continuing to wait for Kaori’s reaction to her brash ways.