Bly wasn't too far behind the pair of guys, hood drawn up over her face as she shuffled along. The mouse Bestial was firmly convinced she was allergic to mornings. It always took her two hours worth of alarms, set to go off every 15 minutes, to rouse enough to dress. As always, she was dressed fairly casual, plain ol' bluejeans, black sneakers, and her near trademark black over sized hoodie. From the back, and sometimes the front, it was easy to mistake her for a boy when she had her head drawn as she did. Of course, her height didn't help the matter any. beneath the hood, her hair was the same tousled mess it usually was. All in all, at first glance, it didn't look like she belonged among the bestials. But beneath her hoodie, her tail was looped around her waist, threaded through the belt loops of her pants. She kept it there because of how long, and sensitive, it is. She doesn't like, or perhaps its that she likes it too much, when her tail is stroked. So she keeps the appendage hidden away most of the time. However, doing so often makes her a bit more clumsy than she would be otherwise.
The mouse girl yawned, a huge, mouth covering, teary eyed yawn. She hated mornings, hated, hated, hated, hated, hated them! An errant rock caught the toe of her shoe and she stumbled a little before righting herself just in time. To her, there really wasn't much of a point of going to this 'school'. The brunette spent most of her time there unconscious. Which is probably why you have to go... That inner voice spoke up, a tired snort emitted from the depths of her hood. Then they should come up with night classes already! She argued back at herself, dully remembering that talking to yourself was a sign of insanity...something she dismissed, or perhaps accepted, without much qualm. She was too tired to think on it much. Bly was awake enough to half think and barely pay attention to where she was going. A few seconds passed before she reached into her pocket and pulled out cracker sandwich and began to nibble on it. The food helped bring her into the waking world a bit more. Given, there had been times where she passed out mid chew before. But it was easier for her to stay conscious if she fed her stomach.
A ledge caught at her again, making her stumble. again. This time, with a grumbly sigh, she unwrapped her tail and let it hang where it was meant to, the bottom portion of it curling into a swirl to keep from dragging on the ground. Almost instantly, her balance improved.