02-11-2010, 08:35 AM
Imogen did not really respond to either of them. She was too lost in the moment, and herself to make any kind of articulate reply. She wasn't sure what to make of anything that had happened and still a little disgusted with herself for betraying her feelings even if she had no actual way to stop it in the situation. She remained where she was, holding onto him and ignoring everything the other two had to say unsure as to whether this moment would ever have the opportunity to repeat itself. If nothing else she would enjoy the peace in their small circle.
However, the peace was not to last as the other two noticed what she was not free-minded enough to grasp. The figure on the other side of the door paused for a moment then seemed to move on. It's absence remained just long enough for the bat, and feline to relax before the door burst suddenly inward. As if a test above a test, the shrouded, mad-looking instructor flew into the room, launching itself not at Katt, but at the other pair with no clear intention on who it intended to strike.
However, the peace was not to last as the other two noticed what she was not free-minded enough to grasp. The figure on the other side of the door paused for a moment then seemed to move on. It's absence remained just long enough for the bat, and feline to relax before the door burst suddenly inward. As if a test above a test, the shrouded, mad-looking instructor flew into the room, launching itself not at Katt, but at the other pair with no clear intention on who it intended to strike.
Fhtagn!