Violet sat cross-legged on the grassy ground of the quad, notebook on her lap. She had gotten out of class not long ago, so she decided to do some homework and be free for later. She huffed quietly. History was never her favorite subject. "This is so asinine," she muttered, turning the page to check her notes.
Ida was beside her, shuffling around some tarot cards. She, too had her notebook, but had no intention of opening it. "It's not so bad," she replied, selecting a trio of cards and inspecting them. A frown creased her face and she slipped them back into the deck. "At least it gives us time to recover. We can't be training all the time."
Violet turned the page back. She doodled absently on the paper. "No, I guess not." That still didn't help the fact that she detested the structure of the entire class. "Do you think we'll be ready?" She finally asked, not looking up.
Ida shrugged, laying back. "We'll see. The cards don't look good for me, but who knows about all of you?"

Danielle exited the building groaning carrying her history book with her and sat down next to Violet and Ida. " I love history class and all but I swear Oobleck talks so fast that I can barely keep notes" She said tossing her notebook on the grass a few feet in front of her.

Her cat tail flicking around showing her frustration. "You guys haven't seen Veronica yet have you" She said her team leader's name with tone of disgust like she had just taken a bite of something really gross. No sooner had she said that than the voice of the rich girl that lead team VVID. Dani clenched her fists, she had wanted to be team leader, she wanted it so bad she could taste it and she wanted to prove herself to everyone she knew and this school that a faunus was good enough.

"So what are we talking about?" Veronica asks with a smile.

Violet nodded in greeting and Ida replied with a bright "Hey, Dani."
Violet was shaking her head "no" to Danielle's question when Veronica approached. She went momentarily stiff, glancing at Danielle With a look of dark understanding. With a small grunt of greeting, then went back to drawing. There was absolutely no way that she was getting dragged into a conversation with her leader.
"Nothing really; we all just got here," Ida said, intending to broker peace between her teammates. The tension was palpable. Still, if they were going to be on a team, they might as well try to get along. It really just pointed out the flaws in the way teams were made. She glanced at Danielle's tail before continuing. "Why don't you join us?" She put her things on her lap, clearing a space. "I could try and tell your fortune."