Lynda listened to Fay as she explained on how she didn't know Addie and made a small joke about looking out for others who could want her hair. Lynda noticed just how lady-like and mannered she happened to be, which was a good trait, but made her wonder how exactly she wound up here. Then again, that's how she felt about at least half the people here; the tall purple haired guy, Yasu, apparently beat some poor guy bad enough to be sent here, so appearances and personalities could be deceiving.
She could see why Addie would want some of her hair a little; that hip-long crimson red hair really stuck out around here, reminding her of this character she loved watching in those action cartoons she saw as a kid. Kid Magma was the show's name, a carton about a teen with fire based powers who tried to save the world. His hair grew long and turned red whenever he shot fire from his body. Lynda internally giggled, remembering the ridiculous character from her childhood.
Ah... Kid Magma, why did you have to be canceled after 3 seasons?
Lynda was brought back to reality when Fay wrapped her arms around her and pecked her on the cheek. Affectionate was she? Lynda didn't mind though; hugs were nice, and Fay gave a pretty good one. The peck on the cheek... didn't they do that as a greeting in France or something? She didn't know.
"Thank you so much. Iād appreciate it if you could sneak me into the cafeteria so I can get something to eat before our next activity. Shall we go? Also, I will pay you back somehow. If you need a favor just let me know."
Got it. It was time to begin this impromptu stealth/escort mission. She would have to hang out with Kojou and the others some other time; Fay needed a bodyguard.
"Alright Princess, follow me. I'll make sure you get there safely, and I guess I'll eat with ya too... I'm kind of hungry myself."
Lynda poked her head around the corner to see if it was clear. Addie was nowhere in site, so she turned and walked down a hallway with a back entrance. Thankfully it wasn't an emergency exit, so an alarm wouldn't give them away. She opened and walked outside, holding the door for Fay before closing it quietly behind her.
"Okay, so far so good. Let's cut by the field. It may be a bit longer, but it's more out of the way."
Leading Fay past a few buildings, she arrived at the field. Some people were here, managing the field or just hanging around. Lynda remembered the punching bags were around here somewhere; she had to visit them later. Almost free of the field, she looked around the corner and saw Addie walk out of a shed carrying a bag of baseball equipment. Her adrenaline spiked a bit, as she ducked her head back behind the wall and put her finger to her lips to indicate "keep quiet" to Fay.
"She's around the corner... let's let her past first." She whispered.
After a moment, she was gone and Lynda waved her hand for Fay to follow once more. A few moments later, they were in front of the Cafeteria.
"Whoo! That was pretty fun actually. Well, here we are. Let's get lunch."
Lynda pulled the entrance door open and stepped to the side, gesturing for Fay to go.
"After you, Princess." Lynda smiled and even did a small bow jokingly.