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Katharina
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Levi found herself feeling oddly simplistic as she stares up at the large school. She had already managed to scramble to get her room keys and a halfway decent map, but the overwhelming feeling of it all made her feel small.
It probably didn't help that she could spot tons of raises much more unique than her in varying sizes. She couldn't help but to think that she simply didn't belong, that she had somehow had been misplaced thrown into the extravagant island. That she had somehow dreamed of bringing all of those corpses halfway back from death.
Levi couldn't help but to scowl as she quickly trudged through the schools wide hallways desperately in search of her room.
It wasn't besides her to make herself immediately at home, and it didn't look like that would change soon as she stormed into her dorm, clear diamond eyes scanning it before plunking down at the nearest possible flat are, excluding her chest.
She was quick to whip out a pen and paper to write an angry letter. To non other then her favourited, Demetri. He was the one to send her here after all, therefore it seemed logical that he faced the brunt of her anger. Which wasn't uncommon between the two, Levi often expressed her displeasure or sometimes even outright rage at him. Demetri would smile and chuckle softly, ruffling her hair or gently pushing her. Which only fueled her flames of anger further.
When she finished she began to neatly fold the paper in three, shoving it back into a worn lumpy suitcase that was again a hand me down from Demetri.
It probably didn't help that she could spot tons of raises much more unique than her in varying sizes. She couldn't help but to think that she simply didn't belong, that she had somehow had been misplaced thrown into the extravagant island. That she had somehow dreamed of bringing all of those corpses halfway back from death.
Levi couldn't help but to scowl as she quickly trudged through the schools wide hallways desperately in search of her room.
It wasn't besides her to make herself immediately at home, and it didn't look like that would change soon as she stormed into her dorm, clear diamond eyes scanning it before plunking down at the nearest possible flat are, excluding her chest.
She was quick to whip out a pen and paper to write an angry letter. To non other then her favourited, Demetri. He was the one to send her here after all, therefore it seemed logical that he faced the brunt of her anger. Which wasn't uncommon between the two, Levi often expressed her displeasure or sometimes even outright rage at him. Demetri would smile and chuckle softly, ruffling her hair or gently pushing her. Which only fueled her flames of anger further.
When she finished she began to neatly fold the paper in three, shoving it back into a worn lumpy suitcase that was again a hand me down from Demetri.