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Tyler Haak
Tyler turned her head just slightly as she heard Otto's voice. Thinking through his words, she glanced back at her hand with the knife it, noticing for the first time that her skin had become incredibly pale blue. She extended her arm a little, pulling up the sleeve of her shirt to see if it went all the way up her arm. It did, so her next thought was to check her face. Tyler angled the knife in her hand, peering at her face in the blades reflection. Blue. Blue eyes and blue hair. Side effect, she thought, glancing at the three men around her. None of them were blue. It begged a question. Out of curiosity and without hesitation, she moved over to the sink and pulled the blade of the knife across her outer forearm, letting it bleed for a moment. Her gaze remained focused on the steady stream of blood coming from her skin. It was dark, too dark. Meaning that her blood was lacking oxygen. Her skin was cyanotic from hypoxemia. And yet she felt fine, better than fine. She felt great, she noted blandly as the wound on her arm began to close up with a fine precision. In seconds her arm was back to normal, despite the discoloration, and she turned on the sink to wash the blood from her skin and the basin beneath it.
Interesting…. She mused, dropping the soiled but rinsed knife in the sink and moving to grab another. She quickly used the new knife to begin chopping vegetables before throwing it all in the biggest bowl she could find – it looked like a share-size popcorn bowl. It took her just a few seconds to clean up, picking up her massive bowl of salad and a fork and leaving through the door just as she had come in. Fork half way to her mouth, those once pink lips now looking more oxygen deprived than ever, she came into contact with something in the hallway that she was not expecting to be there. Her fork fell from her hand, reaction to let it go since it was too dangerously close to her face to hold onto during impact. Luckily, it dropped right into her bowl instead of on the floor which meant she didn't have to get a new one. The collision knocked her back only a single pace but it was enough to have her looking up to see what she'd come into contact with. For some reason, it looked like another person, which she did not think she would be seeing for a while. Her head tilted to the side, her gaze looking him up and down until she came to her own conclusion. Pretty boy. Too thin. Smells like he hasn't taken a shower. Low priority.
Tyler's eyes didn't stay on the new person for long. She had judged that he was not her problem to deal with and was already picking her fork from her salad bowl and impaling some lettuce and spinach leaves to shove into her mouth as she walked away. So there were more people. She chewed on her veggies as she mulled over this. He didn't look disoriented in the slightest which probably meant that this place wasn't so very new to him. An upperclassman, so to speak. How many more were there? Before she knew it, her legs had stopped moving and she was standing very still in the middle of the hallway, not yet having reached the main chamber yet. So many questions, so little time. Like… Would she stop being blue at some point? She scratched her head, the shook it as if to clear it, before proceeding into the Main Chamber on her way toward the room she was already starting to call her own.