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Anony_Miss 
Calix looked over at Enid, smirking, "Well that's what you get when you eat right before supper. I, however, am still hungry enough to eat a meal." As a teenage boy, Calix was able to eat lots of food. "Come on, let's go." he said, jerking his hand in the direction of the hall and tugging on Enid's sleeve.
"Don't worry, Calix, I see in your future plenty of empty plates and many more opportunities to steal your meal," said Enid with a devious smile; though for the most part she was just joking, she saw nothing. She couldn't just choose what to predict. But the others didn't know that, did they? So she used that knowledge to her advantage every now and then, just to freak them out a little, ever the mischievous little one.
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Anony_Miss "Oh, don't worry. We would never make you do anything like that..." Calix said, turning and winking at Enid. "But just for curiosity's sake, what plants CAN you grow?" He was already making plans. Perhaps Alex could draw them up some seeds...
Enid turned from Calix to Dimitri as the group walked together toward the Dining Hall. "Yeah, of course we won't make you... though if you could grow some vines around the halls for the students to trip on while switching classes, that would be wicked!" she said with a grin; just imagining everyone falling flat on their faces from tripping on an unexpected obstacle of a vine, made the girl fall into a fit of giggles.
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Originally Posted by KaZombie
Gabe entered the room quietly as he saw the headmaster enter it to, he kept his eye on the girl that approached him earlier in the evening. He still felt terrible. Should he apologize? Wait... he did already didn't he. She seemed fine now...
And then the speech was over. It seemed as though he didn't pay attention to any of it, but everyone was starting to get up and move for supper. Time to go... Gabe got up, and then walked into the diner hall, sitting down first, on the back end of the table.
As they entered the Hall, Enid caught sight of the quiet boy she had been trying to get a word from just a few moments earlier, before he randomly disappeared on her. "Mr. Mute!" she called out to him, waving. And though she didn't necessarily know him all that well yet, she knew better than to expect a wave back or even the slightest sign of friendliness. "C'mon, let's go sit there and bother him," Enid suggested, turning to the others. Clearly, she was a stubborn one and she wouldn't give up until she got something out of this mystery kid.