Haeyari Clan Hall

@Keid (That would be great~ )

@Keid (Oh it's perfectly fine~ Don't worry about it, take all the time you need. Yeah that sounds good. It'll be at the training grounds, yes? Or some other place?)

@Keid Nari gave him an apologetic look. "Sorry." she apologized, her excitement often taking over her common sense sometimes. She continued to follow him, blinking a few times at his dull answer. She knew it wasn't her place to ask personal questions about him or his family, but she was slightly nosy when it came to things like this, especially since it was a big ordeal throughout her clan. She was unaware of all the secrecy, assuming like everyone else that most of the rumors were fake and nothing even big happened in the first place to his family. She may never know, but she would like to at least catch up with him to maybe get a few answers.

Nari hummed as he explained what had happened after the attack, nodding slowly. "Why would he ask that of you?" she inquired, looking up at him. "It's like he was trying to hide you from everyone, but everyone already knew what was supposed to happen." she commented, leaning in a bit closer with her hand cupped on one side of her face so only he could hear her. "And you're supposed to be the next leader." she whispered, respecting that he wanted the information private. After a few seconds, she pressed her lips together and smiled. "You don't have to answer if you don't want to. It was just such a sudden thing, I mean, it was all everyone could talk about for a while. My father tried not to let too many rumors spread around our household, but there's been a lot." she exclaimed, sighing softly as she looked forward again.

@Keid Nari watched as the boy started to pack up his things, a small frown on her face from his discarding of her. She huffed, about to just give up since he obviously didn't want to answer to her questions. Maybe she was just mistaken, since it had been a long time ago. Fortunately, the stoic boy seemed to perch himself back onto his chair. She watched with interest as he made eye contact with her, motioning her closer to him. She obeyed, her face becoming hopeful again as she leaned over the table to hear what he had to say. Her eyes grew even wider, his name immediately sparking remembrance of him and his family. "Keid Eltanin!" she said in a shocked tone, a little on the louder side. She immediately covered , catching on that he didn't want anyone to hear their conversation.

She tilted her head a little, confused as to why he wanted them to pretend not to know each other. She watched him pack up, blinking in bewilderment as he told her that no one was supposed to know. This made her curious, scurrying over to him so she was now walking by his side. She looked up at the taller boy, having to crane her neck up quite high. "Why is no one supposed to know?" she asked, looking up at him with eager eyes to know more. "I knew I've seen you from somewhere. I used to see you a lot, actually! But it was like you completely disappeared." she exclaimed, a small, confused frown on her face.

@Keid Nari was almost positive she had seen him outside of just a class that they could have possibly had together. She might not have been very good at many things, but she had a relatively good memory. She pictured the younger boy in her mind quite vividly, only making her see the resemblance even more. Some people do have others who look like them, she thought. She furrowed her eyebrows and placed her hands on the table, leaning forward a little as if it were an interrogation. She stayed silent for a short time, but eventually shook her head. "I definitely know you from somewhere." she voiced, her eyes still slightly narrowed as she examined him. "Are you sure you don't recognize me?" she inquired, tilting her head a little.

She figured she must be making the other uncomfortable, so she removed her hands from the table and stood back up straight. "Can you tell me your name then?" she asked, softer this time. If he really was who she thought, she couldn't understand what he was doing here. Shouldn't he be doing some important business or something? Was that how it worked, being the supposed head of the clan? If the rumor was even true, of course. She hadn't had many connections with people outside of the academy, barely even having them in the academy either, so seeing someone from her clan that was once apart of her childhood, excited her. Plus, he was an important person after all, if her memory wasn't betraying her.

@Keid Nari made her way through the Haeyari clan hall, just getting back from one of her training classes that lasted a few hours, sacrificing a little of her own time to do some personal training as well, since she needed all the help she could get. She removed her jacket that was tied around her waist, slipping her arms into the sleeves but leaving the front ped. She was heading to the dorm, planning to get a little reading in while she could.

She viewed all the posters hung up on the wall as she passed by them, humming a small tune. There weren't many students in the hall, most likely in training or doing something on their own time. As she was approaching the door to switch areas, someone caught her attention, causing her to pause in her place. She blinked a few times, focusing all her attention now on the familiar figure who had a sort of stoic figure, a cold vibe coming from him. She pursed her lips slightly, trying to figure out where she knew the tall male from. She searched in her mind, going through everyone she's ever met in her life, which wasn't very many people. Before she could fully recognize him, she quickly shot her eyes to a poster as soon as the male she was examining looked up at her, probably feeling her stare. She pretended she was looking at a poster, pressing her lips together and tapping her index finger on her chin, glancing at him to make sure he wasn't looking anymore.

When he looked away, she discretely gazed over at the other again, who was across the hall from her. Soon after laying eyes on him for the second time, she remembered who he was, causing her to gasp. This bringing his attention to her again, she took the chance and scampered over to him, pointing at him with her index finger. "I know you from somewhere, don't I?" she questioned, tilting her head a little. She knew this was a bold move, but she was already clearly in front of him. "Do you recognize me?" she blurted out again with her eyes widened.

She wasn't sure, but she could swear she's seen him once before as a child. She recalled a boy who she passed by at a market place, both of them making eye contact with each other at the time. If she was correct, his family was a big deal, and had many rumors about every one of them. She used to see the boy a lot when he was a child, probably even exchanging a few words, but as time passed, she saw him less and less.