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"Oh-- Thanks," Marie answered going through the door a bit redder in the face. "Well, I got lots because if other people showed up I wanted there to be enough food for them too."

She adjusted her hold a moment while walking towards the common room. "Food from your parents... Oh no, Logan. You should save those." Marie shook her head. "I mean, I'm sure their delicious, but they made them for you. You should same them for if you get homesick, you know?" she said kindly as she nudged the common rooms door open.

The room was furnished with many chairs and couches, all looking very comfortable. There was a large flat screen TV with an entertainment system below prepared to play DVDs, VHSs, MP3s... just about anything could plug in, as the center piece of the room. There were also four round high top tables with four chairs closest to the door and to the door of the adjacent kitchen. The colors were blues and soft, golden yellows, sparking a student's brain's color receptors for calmness and memory.

Marie began placing food on the tables and laying things out. Glancing at Logan from time to time.

Logan followed Marie inside, helping her with doors and such. He frowned a moment, and then chuckled at her worry of him not having anything for when he got homesick. "I think mum's going to be sending me a lifetimes' supply while I'm here, so I don't think that'll be a problem." he looked around the room while she lay things out, already knowing he would need to duck out early. A lot of people probably hung out in that room, and then he would be around more people during the movie... he'd been around plenty, that day, but he wanted to enjoy a movie with his team mates.

He stared off into space a little, recalling how it had felt when he breathed out that frosty breath. He'd felt something similar after Marie used her abilities on him, but... without the same result. When he had spoken, it didn't make anyone do anything... but then again, he didn't tell someone to do something. "I... sort of need to go by my room, anyways." Logan broke out of his thoughts and looked back to Marie. "I'm a little tired, so I'm going to lounge for a bit before it's time. Unless you need me to help with anything...? Setting up some more, or helping carry things?"

Logan smiled a bit at her concern. "If I rest a little beforehand, I won't need anyone to walk me back to my room. Besides, you'll all be enjoying the movie... I wouldn't want to take anyone away from the fun." He sighed and removed his face mask to be a little more comfortable. It was a little bit damp from the strange thing that had happened, earlier, but his breath in general made it damp. He examined it for a few more moments, like before, before keeping it hung around his neck.

"I took some headache stuff during dinner, so I shouldn't have any problems with that... But I'll probably be sitting away from the others, which will also make it easier for me to just head out without bothering anyone. Is that alright with you? I don't want to be rude and make it seem like I'm not enjoying myself..." He looked to Marie thoughtfully.

Arkell, the name sounds familiar, Harmony thought as Marie mentioned that the girl next to her was Arkell. Before she could figure it out, Arkell asked her and Eliana if either of them was her roommate. Roommate! Thats right.She quickly remembered reading that her roommate's name was Arkell. "I guess that would be me." Harmony said smiling and nodding her head.

((Sorry I haven't posted lately, my power when out for two days after my last post and then people from out of town came over for a couple of days so I couldn't get on.))

Marie found herself leaning into the hand a bit until she snapping back into reality and blushed. Her blushed deepened at the sight of his own embaressment.

"A flashlight would be smart," Marie joked. "Since your dorm is so much farther off.

"It would be great if more people came. Its gives more people to know a little bit for the dance. It would be so fun if you had no one to hang out with." Marie the thought and realized Logan's mutation probably wouldn't let him attend the dance, let alone enjoy it without complications.

"If you meet anyone else on your adventures, go ahead and invite them too. I wouldn't want to leave anyone out that would like to come."

Marie glanced at the door a moment, assuming he would be going now. "Bye, and see you soon," she smiled brightly.

The chip set in motion by Will stopped suddenly, suspended in mid-air. "I wouldn't do that if I were you," came the voice of a young woman with raven-coloured hair, walking toward the three teammates. It was Mako, Mrs. Ishida's assistant. She had apparently used her telekinetic ability to prevent the oily projectile from striking Sam. "You could get in quite a bit of trouble." She continued moving until she reached the violet-locked student, lightly tapping him on the head with her clipboard.

"Hello, Mako," the boy said, smiling brightly. "What brings you here?"

"You. Mrs. Ishida has requested that you make up your seventh-period training. You know, the one you skipped?"

"Ah, that. Do I really need to?"

"It was the first one of the year. It's kind of important."

"True enough. I guess there's no avoiding it."

"That's the spirit!" Mako smiled warmly. "Now, let's go. Mrs. Ishida is waiting."

"Pardon me, Kazuko and Will," Sam began, rising from his seat. "I've got business to attend to." He took his dishes to the proper location and left the cafeteria, followed closely by Mako.

On the way to the training facility, he caught sight of a familiar-looking student, wearing a familiar-looking mask. He turned to his travelling companion and asked, "Mind if I deviate briefly? There's someone I need to chat with." Not giving her a chance to respond, Sam jogged over to Logan's position and walked alongside him. "Hello again, stranger," he said quietly. "Going my way?"

"Great," Sam replied, smiling. To Logan's next statement, he said, "It sure is. I'm glad the training facility is so close to the dorms, though. I have training at the very end of the day, so the short walk is much appreciated." He looked up slightly. "Say, you're friends with Marie, aren't you?" The boy had a strange feeling that he needed to talk to her.