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(Ack, wow did I miss a lot sweatdrop )) Aly opens her eyes, then blinks and looks around in shock at all the destruction around her. Ok, so maybe her dodging abilities sucked.... horribly in fact. Then again, she'd never been dodging chairs and tables as some lunatics fought. What had even hit her? Aly looks around, slowly, though, since her head was killing her and spots a chair nearby that looked broken, as if it had hit somebody, most likely her judging from the pain in her right shoulder. Hearing someone nearby, Aly slowly pulls herself up into a sitting possition, then pulls herself up and holds onto a table edge as she tries to sense if her wings were broken or anything. Luckily, it seemed her shoulder had been the only thing hit. "Wasn't really a food fight, they were throwing whole tables and chairs more then food." Aly says, laughing rather weakly. "Does that happen often here?"

Aly sits down and nods. "Thanks." Aly says and smiles at the girl, though it was maybe marginally smaller then her usual, ear to ear smiles she'd throw at people. Aly sets the gauze on the table, then starts trying to figure out how to bandage her right shoulder without moving it much. She hadn't really hurt her shoulder before, so she was a bit lost. As usual, though, she was too stubborn, or maybe just too shy, to ask for help. "My name's Aly by the way, what's yours?" She asks, trying to distract herself from focusing on the pain in her shoulder. Aly winces slightly, then pauses. Wait, did the gauze go on before or after bandaging something? Aly frowns in confusion and stops her hack job of wrapping, then starts undoing it.

Aly bites her lip as the other girl bandages the wound then nods in thanks and shakes the girl's hand. "Ok Hiko. Thanks for helping me by the way... as to who those people were that totally trashed the place... I've no clue. I'm kinda new here." She then pauses to think. "It was two guys though, throwing each other all over the place. There was also a girl and two other guys... the girl fired off a gun a few times and screamed at them and... then thats about as much as I remember." She says, frowning slightly. "Is it always this chaotic here?"

"Apparently those two didn't hear that." Aly replies, a half smile briefly tugging at her lips, though her eyes looked troubled. Now that the shock had warn off a bit she was rather, well certainly not happy. For one thing, she hated guns almost as much as small places. If it hadn't been for idiots with guns, she'd still have a family. Somebody really could have been shot if that girl had been too trigger happy. Aly shakes her head and sighs slightly. "Guess we were just lucky nobody got hurt too badly...."

Charlie walked inside the dining hall, his hands shoved in his pockets as usual. His greenish-hazel eyes looked around the room for a place to sit. When he found an empty booth, he grinned, walking over. He slid in the seat of the booth and sat there, looking around to see if he knew anyone there. But he didn't know many people, so he was also there to see anyone else.

Aly hesitantly takes the candy bar, then tears away the top of the wrapper and stares at it for a moment before taking a small nibble. For a few seconds she stares at nothing, seeming almost determined to be traumatized over this, then she blinks and shakes her head. Aly takes another bite and swallows then glances up at Hiko and smiles, her eyes seeming to refocus on the present. "Well it's all over now, so there's no real point in being upset is there?"

Joy stalked into the dining hall, wearing a black pleated mini skirt and a simple black T-shirt. The five year old was in quite a good mood because her mother had let her wear black. Celestial was off in the training hall and Joy had gotten bored watching her.

The little girl's waist length hair was left down, some of it covering her right eye, her left one shining sapphire in the light of the hall. Her shoes were simple black loafers with knee high socks, all in all, the young child looked like a really short teen.

Joy removed some money from her pocket and drifted over to a vending machine. She inserted the coins and pressed a button, her soda making a clunk as it fell. Joy barely had to bend down to remove her drink, the only reason she had gotten this flavor was because it was the lowest button, the only one she could reach.

After uncapping it, the young girl was about to turn and walk out of the hall when she noticed someone struggling with a dented vending machine. One of her black eyebrows raised as she inspected the person. In a bored tone of voice, one much too intelligent to belong to a regular little girl, she addressed the man. "You're supposed to give it money then push a button."

Joy then went over to stand beside the man, examining the beat up machine. "You shouldn't dent it, the principal might make you pay for it." The five year old opened her pop, took a sip and turned to leave the hall.

Aly laughs at Hiko's energetic fist pumping, or more the fact that she could probably even rival Aly's own hyperactive nature and nods in agreement. "Yea, I keep forgetting that kids at this place are different then your normal students." Aly then pauses and glances around the still rather destroyed room and smiles again. "Though I don't think I'll be making that mistake again any time soon."