RANGYOKU
海の響をなつかしむ
Her pen would dance in scribbles and words that would follow those of the teacher’s lecture, but even if processing the contents of today’s class, Ceridwen felt somewhat lost within her own mind. She could hear him, but at the same time she felt as if her mind was elsewhere entirely. The event of just a few hours ago was still vivid, haunting her. It had confirmed her dreams of today, ones she would have been forcefully ignoring until now. It did not add up, much to her frustration, making her bite her lip over and over again I retrospection. This is not good, I need to stop. More so than her academic performance, she was concerned as to how this would affect her mentally. I just need to plan this carefully, do not give in to your reckless emotions, Ceridwen. That was all she needed, to stay focused and to capture whatever could aid her in solving this dreadful mess of events.
Once class was over, the Student Council President exited her class in a brisk place, heading to the crowded hallways of the academy. What could be the proper first step to all this? To inquire the person herself…? Mikan seemed to be oblivious to what she had witnessed. Jeffrey FrostBurne, perhaps? In spite of not being the most social candidate, he was in a position that did him credit, as well as, from their interaction earlier, someone she could trust with this meddlesome doubt of her. Yes, he saw it too. Could it have been something for the human eye to capture just like that? Or was it something else? It was far too early to make such assumptions. Ceridwen sighed, rubbing her temples, emoting a sense of dread and frustration. This whole matter was starting to get to her, even to how aware she was of her surroundings, which could lead her to bump into someone…
Once class was over, the Student Council President exited her class in a brisk place, heading to the crowded hallways of the academy. What could be the proper first step to all this? To inquire the person herself…? Mikan seemed to be oblivious to what she had witnessed. Jeffrey FrostBurne, perhaps? In spite of not being the most social candidate, he was in a position that did him credit, as well as, from their interaction earlier, someone she could trust with this meddlesome doubt of her. Yes, he saw it too. Could it have been something for the human eye to capture just like that? Or was it something else? It was far too early to make such assumptions. Ceridwen sighed, rubbing her temples, emoting a sense of dread and frustration. This whole matter was starting to get to her, even to how aware she was of her surroundings, which could lead her to bump into someone…