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Going out hadn't exactly been Yuki's idea of fun, but there hadn't been much choice. That is to say, there had, but the choices were limited between staying in her dorm while the other girls made a mess trying on their costumes and generally been exuberant, pre-party teenagers, finding a quiet place to relax or going out on senshi duty. Again. By herself. On Halloween when everyone was out and about and likely to throw things at her because of that idiot Sailor Nea.

So really, no choice at all.

Finding a quiet place was proving a bit of a difficulty at this point, though, so the quiet girl decisively chose the next cafe or restaurant to show itself on this street as her destination - a smart move, it'd turn out, 'cause the cafe in question was a cozy, cheery place with what turned out to be a large selection of icecream and goodies.
Getting a piece of chocolate cake with vanilla icecream on the side, Yuki wandered over to the nearest table that seemed to be relatively uninhabited and put on (what she considered to be) her nicest smile. It might have been slightly stiff. "Hey.. Would you mind terribly if I sat here for a while? I'll be quiet, of course."

Hopefully she'd outlast the other girl and get to spend the rest of her evening somewhere without shrieking teenagers.

Oh God, the girl wanted to talk. Well, at least she'd been allowed to share her - Louisa's - table; figures that there had be a flaw to this.

"Thanks, and indeed, so I am. I am afraid that the girls at my dorm were.. somewhat loud. Peace was not an option. I'm Yuki." She kept on the smile, but her speech was caught somewhere between wannabe-cool and being stilted by her etiquette lessons. "You as well? Or are you perhaps an artist, observing?" She gave a nod towards the open notebook displaying Louisa's scribbles.

"Ah, I see." Yuki nodded, somewhat thoughtfully. If the other girl was working on a project (or should be, in any case) she probably wasn't likely to talk her ear off the whole night. Score one for team Hisakawa!

"Not particularly, I'm afraid." All the smiling was beginning to look odd, so she toned it down to a more natural expression. "It is an activity my parents have always found.. somewhat undignified, shall we say? They certainly wouldn't approve of my partaking." Which wasn't an outright lie, but if it hadn't been for her recent increase in workload, Yuki would've probably braved their rage and gone out with her roommates if only to get some half-decent drinks.

"What project are you working on, if I may ask?" She tactfully skipped over the question of which school Louisa went to, seeing as how she obviously wasn't a Crystal girl and that left only Meadowview (discounting, of course, the always present possibility that the brunette was a well-disguised transsexual or juvenile hooligan playing some sort of odd Hallowenn prank. Yuki decidedly doubted it).

"It does sound dreadfully boring, I must say." She gave a small, charming laugh to back up her statement. "So why not procastinate? I am certain that is what most of your peers have chosen to do on this night - Halloween is made for parties, after all."

Oh thank goodness, the other girl might actually vacate this table sometime if she weren't going to work on her project.

"Well, within reason, I'm certain some would say. And of course there are those who need no occasion at all to be weird, no?" Despite her goth-loli tendencies, Yuki wasn't particularly keen on dressing up - aforementioned goth-loli not counting as 'dress up' on account of being a style. Which was different from dressing in costumes and the like. Totally.