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Expectation - oh, it came in handy so often. Amaya didn't even flinch as Faudi advanced towards her. Instead, she stared right back at her, eyes blank and expression indifferent. She knew of the girl's attitude and personality. Actually, she knew so much more about the vampires than they probably knew she did. She knew their favorite foods, when they slept and when they arose, how quickly they dressed, who was most respected; the list could just go on and on. The thing that vampires didn't seem to understand about perfects was the fact that their job wasn't only to try to protect the day class: it was to understand the night class. They had to know what each vampire's next move was, who they were likely to attack, what to do if in danger. The responsibilities were endless.

And this bitch dared to hiss at her.

"Shall we?"

The blonde hadn't been paying much attention to Masaru, per say. Her professional outlook remained upon her, though her heart felt a little weak at his smile. "We shall," she replied, but paused to look back at Faudi. "Faudi-sempai, I don't take lightly on you tormenting my comrades. Your little act this morning with Shikeio was pushing the limits. So, allow me to give you a piece of advice. If you have a problem with what we are doing, come talk to me. I will do everything in my power to make your stay at this school comfortable. But Faudi-sempai, what you say is indecent and crude." She turned her back on the girl, though she still glanced at her from over her shoulder. "The reason I have to do this job is because people like you don't know how to behave. If I am not able to fulfill my job to its fullest, it is because I have to deal with idiots who can't control themselves."

Eyes cold, Amaya headed after Masaru, foot-falls as quiet as ever. He had a certain grace about him that distracted her from her angry thoughts. Only when they stopped on the balcony did she find her thoughts collectible.

"First of all, Masaru-sempai, I'd like to apologize for my disrespectful words towards Faudi-sempai," she began. The prefect leaned against one of the balcony walls, relaxed, in a sense. "Secondly, I came here to tell you that we have an intruder on campus grounds. Whoever it was, they were not human. When engaged in battle, I could not even see who it was." She didn't want to ask him of any favors just yet. Perhaps he knew something about the intruder. Then again, she wanted to see if he would propose any ideas before she stepped up tot he plate.